List of troglobites

• Hausera hauseri ==Mollusca==

Bivalvia • Congeria jalzici (cave clam) • Congeria kusceri • Congeria mualomerovici • Eupera troglobia Gastropoda • Foushee Cavesnail (Amnicola cora) • Angustopila psammion • Tumbling Creek cavesnail (Antrobia culveri) • Manitou cavesnail (Antrorbis breweri) • Cecilioides • Phantom cave snail (Pyrgulopsis texana) • Peck's cave snail (Glyphyalinia pecki) • Maitai Cave snail (Hadopyrgus ngataana) • Laoennea renouardi • Neritilia mimotoi • Mimic cavesnail (Phreatodrobia imitata) • Cave physa (Physella spelunca) • Pisulina maxima • Tashan cave snail (Trogloiranica tashanica) • Zospeum tholussum ==Velvet worms==

• White cave velvet worm (Peripatopsis alba) • Speleoperipatus spelaeus ==Arthropoda==

Arachnida • Acontius stercoricola • Adelocosa anops – Kauaʻi cave wolf spider • Lygromma sp. • Hormurus polisorum – Christmas Island cave scorpion • Maymena (various spp.) • Mesostalita nocturna • Mimetus strinatii • Sinopoda scurion – Eyeless huntsman spider • Spelocteniza ashmolei • Troglodiplura challeni • Munidopsis polymorpha – Blind albino cave crab • Niphargus species • Orcovita hickski • Orcovita orchardorum • Palaemonias alabamae – Alabama cave shrimp • Palaemonias ganteri – Kentucky cave shrimp • Phasmon typhlops • Samarplax principe • Spelaeorchestia koloana • Speocirolana • Stygiocaris • Stygobromus barri – Barr's cave amphipod • Stygobromus clantoni – Clanton's cave amphipod • Stygobromus heteropodus – Pickle Springs amphipod • Stygobromus onondagaensis – Onondaga cave amphipod • Stygobromus ozarkensis – Ozark cave amphipod • Stygobromus parvus – minute cave amphipod • Stygobromus subtilis – subtle cave amphipod • Teretamon spelaeum • Troglocaris • Typhlatya • Typhlocaris • Typhlocirolana • Typhlopseudothelphusa • Villalobosius lopezformenti • Yucatalana '', a species of cave adapted beetle from various European localites. Insecta ==Fish==

• List of cave fish ==Amphibians==

• Cave salamanders ==Mammals==

No known mammals live exclusively in caves. Most bats sleep in caves during the day and hunt at night, but they are considered troglophiles or trogloxenes. However some fossorials which spend their whole lives underground might be considered subterranean fauna, although they are not true troglofauna as they do not live in caves. ==Echinodermata==

• Asterinides sp. • Copidaster cavernicola – Cozumel's cave sea star • Ophionereis commutabilis ==Porifera==

• Eunapius subterraneus • Racekiela cavernicola ==Annelida==

• Erpobdella borisi • Erpobdella mestrovi • Haemopis caeca • Marifugia cavatica ==See also==

There is a zombie named the Troglobite in Plants vs. Zombies 2. ==References==