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Anyphaeninae
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Anyphaeninae

36 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Anyphaena

genusAnyphaena

Hibana

genusHibana

Wulfila

genusWulfila

Xiruana

genusXiruana

Lupettiana

genusLupettiana

Patrera

genusPatrera

Osoriella

genusOsoriella

Aysha

genusAysha

Isigonia

genusIsigonia

Jessica

genusJessica

Rathalos

genusRathalos

Teudis

genusTeudis

Wulfilopsis

genusWulfilopsis

Umuara

genusUmuara

Timbuka

genusTimbuka

Bromelina

genusBromelina

Sinophaena

genusSinophaena

Macrophyes

genusMacrophyes

Mesilla

genusMesilla

Lepajan

genusLepajan

Anyphaenoides

genusAnyphaenoides

Buckupiella

genusBuckupiella

Iguarima

genusIguarima

Italaman

genusItalaman

Katissa

genusKatissa

Thaloe

genusThaloe

Australaena

genusAustralaena

Hatitia

genusHatitia

Ilocomba

genusIlocomba

Pippuhana

genusPippuhana

Tafana

genusTafana

Temnida

genusTemnida

Sillus

genusSillus

Shuyushka

genusShuyushka

Aljassa

genusAljassa

Otoniela

genusOtoniela

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