Male Plexippus paykulli, copyright Vengolis.
Belongs within: Dionycha.
Contains: Maratus,
Salticus.
The Salticidae, jumping spiders, are a group of actively hunting spiders with well developed vision, characterised by large and anteriorly directed anterior median eyes.
Characters (from 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, Salticoidae, Salticoidea, Saltigradae]
|--Lyssomanes [Lyssomaninae] R14
| |--L. portoricensis R14
| `--L. viridis E95
`--+--Spartaeinae JD-S07
| |--Spartaeus wildtrackii R14
| |--Portia Karsch 1878 R14, B08
| | |--P. fimbriata E95
| | `--P. schultzi R14
| `--Holcolaetis [Holcolaetinae] R14
| |--H. vellerea R14
| `--H. zuluensis R14
`--+--Cocalodes R14
| |--C. innotabilis R14
| |--C. longicornis R14
| `--C. papuans R14
`--+--Hispo [Hisponinae] R14
| `--H. inermis R14
`--Salticoida R14
|--Salticus B02
`--Plexippus Koch 1846 R14, T94
|--P. albolineatus Koch 1846 K92
|--P. culicivorus (Doleschall 1859) [=Salticus culicivorus, Menemerus culicivorus] T94
|--P. cumulatus Karsch 1892 K92
|--P. daemeli S99
|--P. paykulli (Aud. in Sav. 1827) [=Attus paykulli, Menemerus paykulli] K92
|--P. stridulator Poc. 1898 R13
|--P. sylvarus Urquhart 1892 PVD10
`--P. validus M-RL88
Salticidae incertae sedis:
Simaetha A02
|--S. knowlesi Żabka 1994 DH10
|--S. paetula (Keyserling 1882) A02
`--S. tenuior (Keyserling 1882) T13
Yllenus B08
|--Y. arenarius Menge 1868 B08
|--Y. elegans [=Attus elegans] S95
|--Y. flavociliatus Simon 1895 S95
`--Y. hamifer Simon 1895 S95
Sitticus D90
|--S. finschi (Koch 1879) PS08
|--S. pubescens V09 [=Aranea pubescens C01, Attus pubescens V09, Salticus pubescens C01]
|--S. saltator (Cambridge 1868) BBM02
`--S. truncorum (Linnaeus 1758) K55
Eris militaris (Walckenaer 1837) TF98a
Phanias MC02
Menemerus K55
|--M. albocinctus Koch & Keyserling 1890 KK90
|--M. confusus M-RL88
`--M. taeniatus (Koch 1867) K55
Marpissa Koch 1846 PVD10
|--M. arenaria Urquhart 1888 PVD10
|--M. armifera Urquhart 1892 PVD10
|--M. cineracea Urquhart 1891 PVD10
|--M. leucophaea Urquhart 1888 PVD10
|--M. marina (Goyen 1892) PVD10
|--M. muscosa E95
|--M. nemoralis Urquhart 1892 PVD10
|--M. nivoyi E95
`--M. undata M57
Holoplatys Simon 1885 W09
|--H. appressus (Powell 1873) PVD10
|--H. desertina MC13
`--H. planissima (Koch 1879) PVD10
Opisthoncus necator B96
Mopsus mormon (Keyserling 1881) B96
Cosmophasis Simon 1901 PVD10
|--C. archeyi Berland 1931 PVD10 [=Clynotis archeyi F64]
|--C. baehrae T13
|--C. bitaeniata B96
`--C. micarioides (K. 1880) [=Amycus micarioides] R13
Trite Simon 1885 PVD10
|--*T. pennata S99
|--T. auricoma (Urquhart 1886) PVD10
|--T. binotata Simon 1899 S99
|--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
Neon D90
|--N. reticulatus RKD02
`--N. valentulus Falconer 1912 K02
Heliophanus K55
|--H. apiatus Simon 1868 K55
|--H. corsicus Simon 1871 K55
|--H. cupreus (Walckenaer 1802) K55
|--H. dubius K01
|--H. flavipes (Hahn 1832) BBM02
|--H. lineiventris Simon 1868 K55
|--H. patagiatus [incl. H. patagiatus var. albolineata Kulczyński 1901] K01
`--H. rufithorax Simon 1868 K55
Pelegrina PS08
|--P. aeneola MC02
|--P. flaviceps (Kaston 1973) PS08
`--P. flavipes (Peckham & Peckham 1888) PS08
Phidippus B08
|--P. audax MC02
|--P. clarus MC02
|--P. comatus MC02
|--P. femoratus E95
|--P. johnsoni (Peckham & Peckham 1883) B02
|--P. regius Koch 1846 B08
|--P. rufus K18
`--P. tripunctatus K18
Homalattus White 1841 K92
|--H. cingulatus Karsch 1892 K92
|--H. laminatus Karsch 1892 K92
`--H. reductus Karsch 1892 K92
Linus Peckh. 1885 K92
|--L. alticeps Poc. 1898 R13
`--L. fimbriatus (Doleschall 1859) K92, D59 [=Salticus fimbriatus K92, Sinis fimbriatus K92]
Dischiropus Karsch 1892 K92
|--D. alticinctus Karsch 1892 K92
`--D. calcaratus [=Plexippus calcaratus] K92
Maevia K92
|--M. albozonata K92
`--M. inclemens R96
Icius Simon 1873 K92
|--I. discatus Karsch 1892 K92
|--I. hamatus (Koch 1846) K55
|--I. hartii K62
|--I. nebulosus (Simon 1868) K55
`--I. notabilis (Simon 1871) K55
Hasarius Simon 1871 PVD10
|--H. adansoni (Audouin 1826) PVD10 [=Attus adansonii K92]
|--H. arcigerus Karsch 1892 K92
|--H. garetti K. 1881 R13
`--H. paykulli V09
Leptorchestes mutilliodes (Lucas 1846) K55
Evarcha B08
|--E. arcuata (Clerk 1757) K55
|--E. culicivora (Wesolowska & Jackson 2003) B08
|--E. falcata RKD02
|--E. jucunda (Lucas 1846) K55
`--E. laetabunda RKD02
Carrhotus K55
|--C. oscitans (Poc. 1898) [=Eustirognathus oscitans] R13
`--C. xanthogramma (Walckenaer 1825) K55
Saitis Simon 1876 W08
`--S. barbipes (Simon 1868) K55
Thyene imperialis (Rossi 1846) JD-S07, K55
Phlegra bresnieri (Lucas 1846) K55
Neaetha membranosa (Simon 1868) K55
Aelurillus K55
|--A. aeruginosus (Simon 1871) PO08
|--A. concolor Kulczyński 1901 K01
|--A. conveniens (Pickard-Cambridge 1872) PO08
|--A. festivus K01
|--A. litera K55
| |--A. l. litera K55
| `--A. l. v-insignitus (Clerck 1757) K55
`--A. politiventris (Pickard-Cambridge 1872) PO08
Bianor Peckham & Peckham 1885 PVD10
|--*B. maculatus (Keyserling 1883) PVD10
|--B. albobimaculatus (Lucas 1846) K55
`--B. compactus (Urquhart 1885) PVD10
Metaphidippus flaviceps JVHN90
Corythalia canosa TF98b
Araneotanna Özdikman & Kury 2006 [=Tanna Berland 1938 non Distant 1905] OK06
`--*A. ornatipes (Berland 1938) [=*Tanna ornatipes] OK06
Zenodorus R13
|--Z. orbiculatus (Keyserling 1881) DH10
`--Z. variatus Poc. 1898 R13
Bathippus macroprotopus Poc. 1898 R13
Athamus whitmei Cambr. 1877 R13
Sigytes diloris (K. 1881) [=Hasarius diloris] R13
Euryattus nigriventris (K. 1881) [=Hasarius nigriventris] R13
*Synemosyna formica Hentz 1846 [incl. Janus gibberosus Koch 1846] T94
Ascalus Thorell 1894 T94
|--*A. laeta [=Synemosyna laeta] T94
|--A. niger [=Synemosyna nigra] T94
`--A. pygmaeus Thorell 1894 T94
Janigena melanocephala [=Janus melanocephalus] T94
Toxeus T94
|--T. mandibularis T94
`--T. maxillosus [incl. Synemosyna procera, T. procerus] T94
Pergasus Thorell 1894 T94
`--*P. formosus [=Salticus formosus] T94
Herilus Thorell 1894 T94
|--*H. pectorosus [=Salticus pectorosus] T94
|--H. alticeps [=Salticus alticeps] T94
`--H. radiatus Thorell 1894 T94
Sphasus S69
|--S. gracilipes White 1849 W49
|--S. indicus S69
|--S. lepidus Blackw. 1864 S69
|--‘Spasus’ signifer Doleschall 1859 D59
|--S. similaris Stoliczka 1869 S69
|--S. striatus Doleschall 1857 D57
|--S. striolatus Doleschall 1859 D59
`--S. viridanus Stoliczka 1869 S69
Myrmarachne McLeay 1835 C08
|--M. assimilis Banks 1930 C08
|--M. lupata E95
`--M. providens B03
Psecas chapoda OMM08
Coryphasia OMM08
Eustiromastix nativo OMM08
Paraplatoides Żabka 1992 W09
|--*P. tenerrima (Koch 1879) [=Marptusa tenerrima] W09
|--P. caledonica (Berland 1932) [=Holoplatys caledonica] W09
`--P. darwini Waldock 2009 W09
Zebraplatys Żabka 1992 W09
|--Z. fractivittata (Simon 1909) DH10
`--Z. keyserlingi Żabka 1992 DH10
Paraphidippus aurantius BS09
Xenocytaea Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998 P11
|--*X. triramosa Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998 P11
|--X. anomala Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998 P11
|--X. daviesae Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998 P11
|--X. maddisoni Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998 P11
|--X. stanislawi Patoleta 2011 P11
|--X. taveuniensis Patoleta 2011 P11
|--X. victoriensis Patoleta 2011 P11
|--X. vonavonensis Patoleta 2011 P11
`--X. zabkai Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998 P11
Cytaea P11
Chalcotropis P11
Donoessus P11
Panysinus nicholsoni [=Hasarius nicholsoni] V09
Peckhamia D90
Habronattus D90
Talavera petrensis D90, RKD02
Pseudoeuophrys lanigera [=Euophrys lanigera] V09
Cobanus mandibularis E95
Pachyballus JD-S07
Bacelarella Berland & Millot 1941 JD-S07, J02
|--B. conjugans J02
|--B. pavida Szûts & Jocqué 2001 J02
`--B. tentativa Szûts & Jocqué 2001 J02
Orsima JD-S07
Viciria pavesii JD-S07
Grayenulla MC13
|--G. australensis Żabka 1992 DH10
|--G. spinimana Żabka & Gray 1992 DH10
`--G. waldockae Żabka 1992 DH10
Asemonea tenuipes E95
Goleba puella E95
Jacksonoides queenslandica E95
Pseudicius E95
Thorellia ensifera E95
Astieae Z95
|--Megaloastia Żabka 1995 Z95
| `--*M. mainae Żabka 1995 Z95
|--Arasia Z95
|--Sondra Z95
`--Helpis Simon 1901 Z95, PVD10
`--*H. minitabunda (Koch 1880) PVD10
Philaeus chrysops K01
Oedipus aenescens K01
Marptusa K01
|--M. muscosa K01
`--M. radiata K01
Clynotis Simon 1901 F64
|--C. albobarbatus MC13
|--C. barresi Hogg 1909 F64
|--C. knoxi Forster 1964 F64
|--C. saxatilis (Urquhart 1886) PVD10
`--C. severus DH10
Ergane K01
|--E. arcuata K01
|--E. falcata K01
|--E. laetabunda K01
`--E. signata Koch & Keyserling 1890 KK90
Adoxotoma Simon 1909 PVD10
`--A. forsteri Żabka 2004 PVD10
Hinewaia Żabka & Pollard 2002 PVD10
`--*H. embolica Żabka & Pollard 2002 PVD10
Hypoblemum Peckham & Peckham 1885 PVD10
`--H. albovittatum (Keyserling 1882) PVD10
Jotus Koch 1881 PVD10
`--J. ravus (Urquhart 1893) PVD10
Laufeia Simon 1889 PVD10
`--L. aerihirta (Urquhart 1888) PVD10
Ocrisiona Simon 1901 PVD10
|--*O. leucocomis (Koch 1879) PVD10
|--O. cinerea (Koch 1879) PVD10
`--O. yakatunyae Żabka 1990 DH10
Cyrba DH10
Damoetas DH10
Gangus DH10
Simaethula DH10
Attoides eresiformis Brongniart 1877 S93
Massagrinae JD-S07
Marenginae JD-S07
Mogrinae JD-S07
Dendryphantes K01 [Dendryphantinae JD-S07]
|--D. militaris K18
`--D. thorellii K01
Euophryinae W13
|--Maratus W13
`--Euophrys V09
|--E. frontalis (Walckenaer 1802) BH02
|--E. parvula FF99
`--E. westringi RKD02
Pelleninae M54
|--Habrocestum Simon 1876 M54
| `--H. punctiventris Keyserling 1883 M54
`--Pellenes K55
|--P. arcigerus (Walckenaer 1837) K55
|--P. bitaeniata (Keyserling 1882) DH10
`--P. simoni Koch 1882 PO08
*Type species of generic name indicated
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