Dendryphantinae
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 female Phidippus johnsoni
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The Dendryphantinae are a subfamily of jumping spiders that occur mainly in the New World. The females generally show paired spots on the abdomen, and the males often have enlarged chelicerae.[1]
[edit] Genera
This list is slightly modified from Maddison (1988)[2] and thus possibly outdated and/or incomplete.
- Agassa
- Anamosa
- Anicius
- Ashtabula
- Avitus
- Bagheera
- Beata
- Bellota
- Bryantella
- Cerionesta
- Chirothecia
- Dendryphantes
- Donaldius
- Eris
- Gastromicans
- Ghelna
- Hentzia
- Homalattus
- Lurio
- Mabellina
- Mburuvicha
- Messua
- Metaphidippus
- Nagaina
- Osericta
- Paradamoetas
- Parnaenus
- Pelegrina
- Phanias
- Phidippus
- Poultonella
- Rhene
- Rhetenor
- Rudra
- Sassacus
- Sebastira
- Selimus
- Semora
- Tacuna
- Terralonus
- Thammaca
- Tulpius
- Tutelina
- Uluella
- Zygoballus
[edit] References
- ^ Tree of Life Web: Dendryphantinae
- ^ Maddison, W.P. (1988). A revision of jumping spider species groups formerly placed in the genus Metaphidippus, with a discussion of salticid phylogeny (Araneae). Ph.D. thesis, Harvard University, Cambridge.
