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False Violin Spiders
Drymusa
Drymusa is a genus of spiders placed in its own family Drymusidae. They are also called false violin spiders or leaf-litter spiders. They resemble violin spiders (genus Loxosceles, Sicariidae), but other than these build a web. Also unlike Loxosceles, which are highly venomous to man, spiders in Drymusidae are not believed to be harmful to humans.
14 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Drymusa serrana
speciesDrymusa serrana

Drymusa spelunca
speciesDrymusa spelunca

Drymusa huberi
speciesDrymusa huberi
Drymusa armasi
speciesDrymusa armasi
Drymusa canhemabae
speciesDrymusa canhemabae
Drymusa colligata
speciesDrymusa colligata
Drymusa dinora
speciesDrymusa dinora
Drymusa nubila
speciesDrymusa nubila
Drymusa philomatica
speciesDrymusa philomatica
Drymusa rengan
speciesDrymusa rengan
Drymusa simoni
speciesDrymusa simoni
Drymusa spectata
speciesDrymusa spectata
Drymusa tobyi
speciesDrymusa tobyi
Drymusa pristirana
speciesDrymusa pristirana
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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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 208570.