Belongs within: Dionycha.
Contains: Spartaeinae, Salticinae.
The Salticidae, jumping spiders, are a group of actively hunting spiders with well developed vision, characterised by large and anteriorly directed anterior median eyes. Members include the Neotropical genus Lyssomanes, translucent yellow or green jumping spiders with long legs. Onomastus is a similarly translucent genus found in southern Asia.
Characters (Jocqué & Dippenaar-Schoeman 2007): Small to large; two tarsal claws; ecribellate; entelegyne; eight eyes; carapace square-fronted with four forwardly directed eyes of which the anterior median eyes are very large.
<==Salticidae [Attidae, Hisponinae, Salticoidae, Salticoidea, Saltigradae]
|--+--Lyssomanes [Lyssomaninae]WC17
| | |--L. portoricensisR14
| | `--L. viridensWC17
| `--+--Onomastus [Onomastinae]WC17
| | `--O. nigrimaculatusWC17
| `--Asemonea [Asemoneinae]WC17
| `--A. tenuipesE95
`--+--SpartaeinaeWC17
`--+--Massagris [Massagrinae]WC17
| `--M. schismaWC17
`--SalticinaeWC17
Salticidae incertae sedis:
SimaethaT13
|--S. knowlesi Żabka 1994DH10
|--S. paetula (Keyserling 1882)A02
`--S. tenuior (Keyserling 1882)T13
YllenusB08
|--Y. arenarius Menge 1868B08
|--Y. elegans [=Attus elegans]S95
|--Y. flavociliatus Simon 1895S95
`--Y. hamifer Simon 1895S95
Eris militaris (Walckenaer 1837)TF98a
PhaniasMC02
MenemerusK55
|--M. acuminatus Rainbow 1912M72
|--M. albocinctus Koch & Keyserling 1890KK90
|--M. confususM-RL88
`--M. taeniatus (Koch 1867)K55
Marpissa Koch 1846PVD10
|--M. arenaria Urquhart 1888PVD10
|--M. armifera Urquhart 1892PVD10
|--M. cineracea Urquhart 1891PVD10
|--M. leucophaea Urquhart 1888PVD10
|--M. marina (Goyen 1892)PVD10
|--M. muscosaE95
|--M. nemoralis Urquhart 1892PVD10
|--M. nivoyiE95
`--M. undataM57
Holoplatys Simon 1885W09
|--H. appressus (Powell 1873)PVD10
|--H. desertinaMC13
`--H. planissima (Koch 1879)PVD10
Opisthoncus necatorMC13, B96
Cosmophasis Simon 1901PVD10
|--C. archeyi Berland 1931PVD10 [=Clynotis archeyiF64]
|--C. baehraeT13
|--C. bitaeniataB96
`--C. micarioides (K. 1880) [=Amycus micarioides]R13
Trite Simon 1885PVD10
|--*T. pennataS99
|--T. auricoma (Urquhart 1886)PVD10
|--T. binotata Simon 1899S99
|--T. herbigrada (Urquhart 1889)PVD10
|--T. mustilina (Powell 1873)PVD10
|--T. parvula (Bryant 1935)PVD10
|--T. planiceps Simon 1899 [incl. T. minax (Powell 1873)]PVD10
`--T. urvillei (de Dalmas 1917)PVD10
NeonD90
|--N. reticulatusRKD02
`--N. valentulus Falconer 1912K02
Heliophanus Koch 1850S06
|--H. apiatus Simon 1868K55
|--H. camtschadalicus Kulcz. 1885S06
|--H. corsicus Simon 1871K55
|--H. cupreus (Walckenaer 1802)K55
|--H. dubiusK01
|--H. flavipes (Hahn 1832)BBM02
|--H. lineiventris Simon 1868K55
|--H. patagiatus [incl. H. patagiatus var. albolineata Kulczyński 1901]K01
`--H. rufithorax Simon 1868K55
PhidippusB08
|--P. audaxMC02
|--P. clarusMC02
|--P. comatusMC02
|--P. femoratusE95
|--P. johnsoni (Peckham & Peckham 1883)B02
|--P. morsitansS06
|--P. regius Koch 1846B08
|--P. rufusK18
`--P. tripunctatusK18
Homalattus White 1841K92
|--H. cingulatus Karsch 1892K92
|--H. laminatus Karsch 1892K92
`--H. reductus Karsch 1892K92
Linus Peckh. 1885K92
|--L. alticeps Poc. 1898R13
`--L. fimbriatus (Doleschall 1859)K92, D59 [=Salticus fimbriatusK92, Sinis fimbriatusK92]
Dischiropus Karsch 1892K92
|--D. alticinctus Karsch 1892K92
`--D. calcaratus [=Plexippus calcaratus]K92
MaeviaK92
|--M. albozonataK92
`--M. inclemensR96
Icius Simon 1873K92
|--I. discatus Karsch 1892K92
|--I. hamatus (Koch 1846)K55
|--I. hartiiK62
|--I. nebulosus (Simon 1868)K55
`--I. notabilis (Simon 1871)K55
Hasarius Simon 1871PVD10
|--H. adansoni (Audouin 1826)PVD10 [=Attus adansoniiS99]
|--H. arcigerus Karsch 1892K92
|--H. garetti K. 1881R13
`--H. paykulliV09
LeptorchestesK55
|--L. cognatusR96
|--L. mutilliodes (Lucas 1846)K55
`--L. striatipesR96
Evarcha Simon 1903S06
|--E. arcuata (Clerk 1757)K55
|--E. blancardi (Scop. 1763) [incl. E. blancardi var. nigrofusca Strand 1900]S06
|--E. culicivora (Wesolowska & Jackson 2003)B08
|--E. falcataRKD02
|--E. jucunda (Lucas 1846)K55
|--E. laetabundaRKD02
`--E. marcgravi (Scop. 1763)S06
Saitis Simon 1876W08
`--S. barbipes (Simon 1868)K55
Thyene imperialis (Rossi 1846)JD-S07, K55
Neaetha membranosa (Simon 1868)K55
AelurillusK55
|--A. aeruginosus (Simon 1871)PO08
|--A. concolor Kulczyński 1901K01
|--A. conveniens (Pickard-Cambridge 1872)PO08
|--A. festivusK01
|--A. literaK55
| |--A. l. literaK55
| `--A. l. v-insignitus (Clerck 1757)K55
`--A. politiventris (Pickard-Cambridge 1872)PO08
Bianor Peckham & Peckham 1885PVD10
|--*B. maculatus (Keyserling 1883)PVD10
|--B. albobimaculatus (Lucas 1846)K55
`--B. compactus (Urquhart 1885)PVD10
Metaphidippus flavicepsJVHN90
Corythalia canosaTF98b
Araneotanna Özdikman & Kury 2006 [=Tanna Berland 1938 non Distant 1905]OK06
`--*A. ornatipes (Berland 1938) [=*Tanna ornatipes]OK06
ZenodorusR13
|--Z. orbiculatus (Keyserling 1881)DH10
`--Z. variatus Poc. 1898R13
Bathippus macroprotopus Poc. 1898R13
Athamus whitmei Cambr. 1877R13
Sigytes diloris (K. 1881) [=Hasarius diloris]R13
Euryattus nigriventris (K. 1881) [=Hasarius nigriventris]R13
SynemosynaT94
|--*S. formica Hentz 1846 [incl. Janus gibberosus Koch 1846]T94
`--S. lupataR96
Ascalus Thorell 1894T94
|--*A. laeta [=Synemosyna laeta]T94
|--A. niger [=Synemosyna nigra]T94
`--A. pygmaeus Thorell 1894T94
Janigena melanocephala [=Janus melanocephalus]T94
ToxeusT94
|--T. mandibularisT94
`--T. maxillosus [incl. Synemosyna procera, T. procerus]T94
Pergasus Thorell 1894T94
`--*P. formosus [=Salticus formosus]T94
Herilus Thorell 1894T94
|--*H. pectorosus [=Salticus pectorosus]T94
|--H. alticeps [=Salticus alticeps]T94
`--H. radiatus Thorell 1894T94
SphasusS69
|--S. gracilipes White 1849W49
|--S. indicusS69
|--S. lepidus Blackw. 1864S69
|--‘Spasus’ signifer Doleschall 1859D59
|--S. similaris Stoliczka 1869S69
|--S. striatus Doleschall 1857D57
|--S. striolatus Doleschall 1859D59
`--S. viridanus Stoliczka 1869S69
Myrmarachne McLeay 1835C08
|--M. assimilis Banks 1930C08
|--M. lupataE95
`--M. providensB03
Psecas chapodaOMM08
CoryphasiaOMM08
Eustiromastix nativoOMM08
Paraplatoides Żabka 1992W09
|--*P. tenerrima (Koch 1879) [=Marptusa tenerrima]W09
|--P. caledonica (Berland 1932) [=Holoplatys caledonica]W09
`--P. darwini Waldock 2009W09
Zebraplatys Żabka 1992W09
|--Z. fractivittata (Simon 1909)DH10
`--Z. keyserlingi Żabka 1992DH10
Paraphidippus aurantiusBS09
Xenocytaea Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998P11
|--*X. triramosa Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998P11
|--X. anomala Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998P11
|--X. daviesae Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998P11
|--X. maddisoni Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998P11
|--X. stanislawi Patoleta 2011P11
|--X. taveuniensis Patoleta 2011P11
|--X. victoriensis Patoleta 2011P11
|--X. vonavonensis Patoleta 2011P11
`--X. zabkai Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998P11
CytaeaP11
ChalcotropisP11
DonoessusP11
Panysinus nicholsoni [=Hasarius nicholsoni]V09
PeckhamiaD90
Habronattus oregonensisD90, H06
Talavera petrensisD90, RKD02
Pseudoeuophrys lanigera [=Euophrys lanigera]V09
Cobanus mandibularisS09, E95
PachyballusJD-S07
OrsimaJD-S07
Viciria pavesiiJD-S07
GrayenullaMC13
|--G. australensis Żabka 1992DH10
|--G. spinimana Żabka & Gray 1992DH10
`--G. waldockae Żabka 1992DH10
Goleba puellaE95
Jacksonoides queenslandicaE95
PseudiciusE95
Thorellia ensiferaE95
AstieaeZ95
|--Megaloastia Żabka 1995Z95
| `--*M. mainae Żabka 1995Z95
|--ArasiaZ95
|--SondraZ95
`--Helpis Simon 1901Z95, PVD10
`--*H. minitabunda (Koch 1880)PVD10
Philaeus chrysopsK01
Oedipus aenescensK01
MarptusaK01
|--M. muscosaK01
`--M. radiataK01
Clynotis Simon 1901PVD10
|--C. albobarbatusMC13
|--C. barresi Hogg 1909PVD10
|--C. knoxi Forster 1964PVD10
|--C. saxatilis (Urquhart 1886)PVD10
`--C. severusDH10
ErganeK01
|--E. arcuataK01
|--E. falcataK01
|--E. laetabundaK01
`--E. signata Koch & Keyserling 1890KK90
Adoxotoma Simon 1909PVD10
`--A. forsteri Żabka 2004PVD10
Hinewaia Żabka & Pollard 2002PVD10
`--*H. embolica Żabka & Pollard 2002PVD10
Hypoblemum Peckham & Peckham 1885PVD10
`--H. albovittatum (Keyserling 1882)PVD10
Jotus Koch 1881PVD10
`--J. ravus (Urquhart 1893)PVD10
Laufeia Simon 1889PVD10
`--L. aerihirta (Urquhart 1888)PVD10
Ocrisiona Simon 1901PVD10
|--*O. leucocomis (Koch 1879)PVD10
|--O. cinerea (Koch 1879)PVD10
`--O. yakatunyae Żabka 1990DH10
CyrbaDH10
DamoetasDH10
GangusDH10
SimaethulaDH10
Attoides eresiformis Brongniart 1877S93
MarenginaeJD-S07
MogrinaeJD-S07
Dendryphantes Koch 1837S06 [DendryphantinaeJD-S07]
|--D. militarisK18
|--D. pini (D. G. 1778)S06
|--D. rudis (Sund. 1833)S06
`--D. thorelliiK01
PelleninaeM54
|--Habrocestum Simon 1876M54
| `--H. punctiventris Keyserling 1883M54
`--Pellenes Simon 1876S06
|--P. arcigerus (Walckenaer 1837)K55
|--P. bitaeniata (Keyserling 1882)DH10
|--P. ignifrons (Grube 1862)S06
|--P. lapponicus (Sund. 1833)S06
`--P. simoni Koch 1882PO08
AlmolinusP92
CenattusP92
EolinusP92
GorgopsinaP92
ParalinusP92
ParevophrysP92
ProlinusP92
PropetesP92
SteneattusP92
DescangelesP92
DescansoP92
NebridiaP92
PensacolatusP92
PhlegrataP92
ThiodinaP92
Synageles picataR96
*Type species of generic name indicated
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