9. Eutyphoeus orientalis (Beddard, 1883)

Typhoeus orientalis Beddard, 1883: 219 .

Typhaeus masoni Bourne, 1889: 112 .

Eutyphoeus orientalis: Michaelsen, 1900: 322.

Eutyphoeus masoni: Michaelsen, 1900: 323.

Eutyphoeus paivai Michaelsen, 1907: 178 .

Eutyphoeus bastianus Michaelsen, 1907: 183 .

Eutyphoeus andersoni Michaelsen, 1907: 185 .

Eutyphoeus bishambari Stephenson, 1914b: 355 .

Eutyphoeus waltoni (in part), Stephenson, 1916: 342.

Eutyphoeus orientalis (Beddard) . Julka 1988: 161.

T. Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), West Bengal, India. TM. NA. D. Bihar: Pusa (Soota 1966; Julka 1988), Saripur (Julka 1988), Sirsiah (Julka 1988). Uttar Pradesh: Agra (Singh & Prakash 2012; Yadav 2014), Badaun (Prakash 2017), Basti (Halder et al. 2007; Prakash 2017), Barabanki (Prakash 2017), Bareilly (Prakash 2017), Deona, Deoria (Halder et al. 2007), Gorakhpur (Halder et al. 2007), Lucknow (Prakash 2017), Meerut (Singh & Prakash 2012; Prakash 2017), Moradabad (Singh & Prakash 2012; Prakash 2017), Muzaffarnagar (Prakash 2017), Pilibhit (Prakash 2017), Saharanpur (Prakash 2017), Santkabirnagar (Verma et al. 2010; Prakash 2017), Shahjahanpur (Prakash 2017). West Bengal: Birbhum (Halder 1998), Kolkata (Soota 1966; Halder 1998; Halder et al. 2007; Goswami & Gupta 2015), Hoogly (Halder 1998), Howrah (Halder 1998; Goswami & Gupta 2015), Murshidabad (Halder 1998), Nadia (Halder 1998), North 24 Parganas (Halder 1998; Bandyopadhyay et al. 2008), South 24 parganas (Halder 1998; Goswami & Mondal 2015). E. Endogeic. G. Endemic.