A moderately common species in the Nothofagus forests and shrublands of Mid and North Canterbury. Rarely seen in urban habitats. A clinally variable species which suggests that there is little gene exchange betwee...

See Pseudoprionopeltis ravidus.

Known only from one site near Kaikoura. See Pseudoprionopeltis cinereus.

The two species, Pseudoprionopeltis ravidus and Pseudoprionopeltis elaphrus are very similar and could be regarded as subspecies. The first is in the forests of Nelson and the latter is widely distributed...

Although there is only one species decribed in this genus there are about a dozen more. This described species is common and widespread in forests of the North Island and the northwest of the South Island. Other species ...