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Euophryini
Euophryini is a tribe of jumping spiders. Most spiders in this tribe have a spiral embolus that faces ventrally.
60 branches of this tribe, most-observed first
Peacock Spiders
genusMaratus
Anasaitis
genusAnasaitis
Pseudeuophrys
genusPseudeuophrys
Naphrys
genusNaphrys
Corythalia
genusCorythalia
Mexigonus
genusMexigonus
Saitis Banner-legged Jumping Spiders
genusSaitis
Thiania
genusThiania
Servaea
genusServaea
Zenodorus
genusZenodorus
Striped Jumping Spiders
genusCytaea
Jotus
genusJotus
Euophrys
genusEuophrys
Marma
genusMarma
Chalcotropis
genusChalcotropis
Thorelliola
genusThorelliola
Euryattus
genusEuryattus
Talavera
genusTalavera
Saphrys
genusSaphrys
Prostheclina
genusProstheclina
Thyenula
genusThyenula
Coryphasia
genusCoryphasia
Asaphobelis
genusAsaphobelis
Chalcoscirtus
genusChalcoscirtus
Parabathippus
genusParabathippus
Mopiopia
genusMopiopia
Colyttus
genusColyttus
Pystira
genusPystira
Maeota
genusMaeota
Margaromma
genusMargaromma
Chapoda
genusChapoda
Sidusa
genusSidusa
Orcevia
genusOrcevia
Ascyltus
genusAscyltus
Rumburak
genusRumburak
Chalcovietnamicus
genusChalcovietnamicus
Lepidemathis
genusLepidemathis
Rhyphelia
genusRhyphelia
Cobanus
genusCobanus
Amphidraus
genusAmphidraus
Foliabitus
genusFoliabitus
Ilargus
genusIlargus
Laufeia
genusLaufeia
Chinophrys
genusChinophrys
Euochin
genusEuochin
Neonella
genusNeonella
Emathis
genusEmathis
Pensacola
genusPensacola
Canama
genusCanama
Athamas
genusAthamas
Iberattus
genusIberattus
Diolenius
genusDiolenius
Charippus
genusCharippus
Thianitara
genusThianitara
Bathippus
genusBathippus
Araneotanna
genusAraneotanna
Pseudemathis
genusPseudemathis
Ohilimia
genusOhilimia
Pristobaeus
genusPristobaeus
Petemathis
genusPetemathis
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 Euophryini 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 712073.