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Pirate Spiders
Ero
Ero is a genus of pirate spiders first described in 1836. They resemble comb-footed spiders due to their globular abdomen, which is higher than it is long.
40 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Ero aphana
speciesEro aphana
Ero tuberculata
speciesEro tuberculata
Ero furcata
speciesEro furcata
Ero canionis
speciesEro canionis
Ero cambridgei
speciesEro cambridgei
Ero leonina
speciesEro leonina
Ero spinipes
speciesEro spinipes
Ero pensacolae
speciesEro pensacolae
Ero flammeola
speciesEro flammeola
Ero koreana
speciesEro koreana
Ero japonica
speciesEro japonica
Ero lawrencei
speciesEro lawrencei
Ero laeta
speciesEro laeta
Ero capensis
speciesEro capensis
Ero gemelosi
speciesEro gemelosi
Ero quadrituberculata
speciesEro quadrituberculata
Ero tenebrosa
speciesEro tenebrosa
Ero lokobeana
speciesEro lokobeana
Ero madagascariensis
speciesEro madagascariensis
Ero comorensis
speciesEro comorensis
Ero eburnea
speciesEro eburnea
Ero furuncula
speciesEro furuncula
Ero kompirensis
speciesEro kompirensis
Ero salittana
speciesEro salittana
Ero cachinnans
speciesEro cachinnans
Ero canala
speciesEro canala
Ero galea
speciesEro galea
Ero ganglia
speciesEro ganglia
Ero jiafui
speciesEro jiafui
Ero catharinae
speciesEro catharinae
Ero goeldii
speciesEro goeldii
Ero gracilis
speciesEro gracilis
Ero humilithorax
speciesEro humilithorax
Ero lata
speciesEro lata
Ero melanostoma
speciesEro melanostoma
Ero spinifrons
speciesEro spinifrons
Ero valida
speciesEro valida
Ero lodingi
speciesEro lodingi
Ero septemspinosa
speciesEro septemspinosa
Ero felix
speciesEro felix
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 60353.