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Sheet-weavers
Linyphiinae
60 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Neriene
genusNeriene
Frontinella
genusFrontinella
Sheetweb Spiders
genusLinyphia
Pityohyphantes
genusPityohyphantes
Frontinellina
genusFrontinellina
Microlinyphia
genusMicrolinyphia
Bathyphantes
genusBathyphantes
Labulla
genusLabulla
Diplostyla
genusDiplostyla
Prosoponoides
genusProsoponoides
Laetesia
genusLaetesia
Linyphantes
genusLinyphantes
Porrhomma
genusPorrhomma
Diploplecta
genusDiploplecta
Wubana
genusWubana
Kaestneria
genusKaestneria
Laperousea
genusLaperousea
Orsonwelles
genusOrsonwelles
Turinyphia
genusTurinyphia
Taranucnus
genusTaranucnus
Allomengea
genusAllomengea
Pocobletus
genusPocobletus
Eurymorion
genusEurymorion
Dunedinia
genusDunedinia
Sinolinyphia
genusSinolinyphia
Estrandia
genusEstrandia
Pacifiphantes
genusPacifiphantes
Spotted Linyphiids
genusLimoneta
Australian Money Spiders
genusAustralolinyphia
Microbathyphantes
genusMicrobathyphantes
Palaeohyphantes
genusPalaeohyphantes
Lomaita
genusLomaita
Ketambea
genusKetambea
Oaphantes
genusOaphantes
Tomohyphantes
genusTomohyphantes
Uapou
genusUapou
Ulugurella
genusUlugurella
Asiophantes
genusAsiophantes
Bathylinyphia
genusBathylinyphia
Frontella
genusFrontella
Frontiphantes
genusFrontiphantes
Fusciphantes
genusFusciphantes
Heterolinyphia
genusHeterolinyphia
Kenocymbium
genusKenocymbium
Knischatiria
genusKnischatiria
Koinothrix
genusKoinothrix
Labullinyphia
genusLabullinyphia
Plectembolus
genusPlectembolus
Plesiophantes
genusPlesiophantes
Plicatiductus
genusPlicatiductus
Priperia
genusPriperia
Proelauna
genusProelauna
Pseudowubana
genusPseudowubana
Sthelota
genusSthelota
Millidgea
genusMillidgea
Moreiraxena
genusMoreiraxena
Napometa
genusNapometa
Nentwigia
genusNentwigia
Oilinyphia
genusOilinyphia
Diplothyron
genusDiplothyron
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1296719.