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Stephanopinae
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Stephanopinae

34 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Square-ended Crab Spiders

genusSidymella

Cryptic Crab Spiders

genusStephanopis

Epicadus

genusEpicadus

Bird Dropping Crab Spiders

genusPhrynarachne

Isala

genusIsala

Angaeus

genusAngaeus

Pycnaxis

genusPycnaxis

Spinaarachne

genusSpinaarachne

Coenypha

genusCoenypha

Stephanopoides

genusStephanopoides

Litter Crab Spiders

genusBorboropactus

Epidius

genusEpidius

Isaloides

genusIsaloides

Cebrenninus

genusCebrenninus

Synalus

genusSynalus

Hedana

genusHedana

Onocolus

genusOnocolus

Pharta

genusPharta

Kryptochroma

genusKryptochroma

Prepotelus

genusPrepotelus

Epicadinus

genusEpicadinus

Trichopagis

genusTrichopagis

Erissus

genusErissus

Geraesta

genusGeraesta

Ibana

genusIbana

Rangkayo

genusRangkayo

Iphoctesis

genusIphoctesis

Carcinarachne

genusCarcinarachne

Paratobias

genusParatobias

Rejanellus

genusRejanellus

Haedanula

genusHaedanula

Reinickella

genusReinickella

Rhaebobates

genusRhaebobates

Crockeria

genusCrockeria

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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 1472606.