subfamily
Typical Jumping Spiders
Salticinae
Field notes
Salticinae is a subfamily of jumping spiders (family Salticidae). It includes over 90% of the known species of jumping spiders. The subfamily is divided into two unranked clades: Amycoida and Salticoida.
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- Dendryphantini 145 native
- Plexippini 77 native
- Euophryini 14 native
- Sitticini 7 native
- Neonini 4 native
- Leptorchestini 3 native
- Gophoini 3 native
- Salticini 3 native
- Simonellini 2 native
- Aelurillini 2 native
- Sarindini 2 native
- Thiodinini 1 native
- Hasariini 1 native
- Chrysillini 1 native
- Amycini
- Astiini
- Mopsini
- Ballini
- Bredini
- Viciriini
- Ant-like Jumping Spiders
- Baviini
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Most observed native typical jumping spiders All
Native to the US, by observations.
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Bold Jumping Spider
Phidippus audax
124,509 observations
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Tan Jumping Spider
Platycryptus undatus
56,656 observations
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Bronze Jumping Spider
Eris militaris
25,957 observations
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Golden Jumping Spider
Paraphidippus aurantius
24,906 observations
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Twin-flagged Jumping Spider
Anasaitis canosus
19,822 observations
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Johnson's Jumping Spider
Phidippus johnsoni
17,550 observations
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Flea Jumping Spider
Naphrys pulex
14,395 observations
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Brilliant Jumping Spider
Phidippus clarus
11,751 observations
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Putnam's Jumping Spider
Phidippus putnami
10,841 observations
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Peppered Jumping Spider
Pelegrina galathea
10,420 observations
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Common Hentz Jumping Spider
Hentzia palmarum
10,330 observations
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Buttonhook Leafbeetle Jumping Spider
Sassacus vitis
8,235 observations
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Ribbon Jumping Spider
Metacyrba taeniola
7,305 observations
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Colonus hesperus
7,206 observations
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California Flattened Jumping Spider
Platycryptus californicus
6,948 observations