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House Jumping Spiders
Hasarius
Hasarius is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders).
31 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Adanson's House Jumper
speciesHasarius adansoni
Hasarius mumbai
speciesHasarius mumbai
Hasarius insularis
speciesHasarius insularis
Hasarius cheliceroides
speciesHasarius cheliceroides
Hasarius rufociliatus
speciesHasarius rufociliatus
Hasarius egaenus
speciesHasarius egaenus
Hasarius elisabethae
speciesHasarius elisabethae
Hasarius scylax
speciesHasarius scylax
Hasarius testaceus
speciesHasarius testaceus
Hasarius trivialis
speciesHasarius trivialis
Hasarius workmani
speciesHasarius workmani
Hasarius firmus
speciesHasarius firmus
Hasarius glaucus
speciesHasarius glaucus
Hasarius kweilinensis
speciesHasarius kweilinensis
Hasarius lisei
speciesHasarius lisei
Hasarius orientalis
speciesHasarius orientalis
Hasarius bellicosus
speciesHasarius bellicosus
Hasarius mulciber
speciesHasarius mulciber
Hasarius inhonestus
speciesHasarius inhonestus
Hasarius obscurus
speciesHasarius obscurus
Hasarius tropicus
speciesHasarius tropicus
Hasarius pauciaculeis
speciesHasarius pauciaculeis
Hasarius kjellerupi
speciesHasarius kjellerupi
Hasarius sulfuratus
speciesHasarius sulfuratus
Hasarius inhebes
speciesHasarius inhebes
Hasarius insignis
speciesHasarius insignis
Hasarius peckhami
speciesHasarius peckhami
Hasarius rusticus
speciesHasarius rusticus
Hasarius raychaudhurii
speciesHasarius raychaudhurii
Hasarius mahensis
speciesHasarius mahensis
Hasarius kulczynskii
speciesHasarius kulczynskii
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 244360.