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Typical Jumping Spiders
Salticinae
Salticinae is a subfamily of jumping spiders. It includes over 90% of the known species of jumping spiders. The subfamily is divided into two unranked clades: Amycoida and Salticoida.
60 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first
Dendryphantini
tribeDendryphantini
Chrysillini
tribeChrysillini
Plexippini
tribePlexippini
Euophryini
tribeEuophryini
Salticini
tribeSalticini
Aelurillini
tribeAelurillini
Viciriini
tribeViciriini
Gophoini
tribeGophoini
Sitticini
tribeSitticini
Ant-like Jumping Spiders
tribeMyrmarachnini
Hasariini
tribeHasariini
Astiini
tribeAstiini
Mopsini
tribeMopsini
Amycini
tribeAmycini
Ballini
tribeBallini
Leptorchestini
tribeLeptorchestini
Baviini
tribeBaviini
Simonellini
tribeSimonellini
Bredini
tribeBredini
Neonini
tribeNeonini
Sarindini
tribeSarindini
Thiodinini
tribeThiodinini
Salpesia
genusSalpesia
Agoriini
tribeAgoriini
Unorthodox Jumping Spiders
genusAdoxotoma
Scopocirini
tribeScopocirini
Proszynellus
genusProszynellus
Hinewaia
genusHinewaia
Hisukattus
genusHisukattus
Nannenini
tribeNannenini
Tamigalesus
genusTamigalesus
Huriini
tribeHuriini
Ananeon
genusAnaneon
Dendroicius
genusDendroicius
Grayenulla
genusGrayenulla
Epidelaxia
genusEpidelaxia
Gambaquezonia
genusGambaquezonia
Maltecora
genusMaltecora
Pilia
genusPilia
Microhasarius
genusMicrohasarius
Pseudosynagelides
genusPseudosynagelides
Stergusa
genusStergusa
Maddisonia
genusMaddisonia
Tisanibini
tribeTisanibini
Ghumattus
genusGhumattus
Haplopsecas
genusHaplopsecas
Hasarinella
genusHasarinella
Jajpurattus
genusJajpurattus
Leuserattus
genusLeuserattus
Muziris
genusMuziris
Necatia
genusNecatia
Aruana
genusAruana
Bokokius
genusBokokius
Cavillator
genusCavillator
Tatari
genusTatari
Thyenillus
genusThyenillus
Toloella
genusToloella
Toticoryx
genusToticoryx
Udalmella
genusUdalmella
Zulunigma
genusZulunigma
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
Searching the stacks…
Every page naming Salticinae in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
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 606933.