Systematics of the real spiders

The system of real spiders (Araneomorphae) is in constant motion, as many species are still being described for the first time today and new techniques such as the analysis of the genetic material enable completely new insights in a sparsely studied area of ​​zoology, whose system was mostly based on the behavior of the animals oriented. This article must also remain incomplete, but aims to show the most important groups and their probable relationships. Norman I. Platnicks The World Spider Catalog reflects the current status of the taxonomy.

Paleocribellatae, Neocribellatae, Araneoclada

The “tribes” that are called “partial orders” in the taxoboxes are highlighted in blue.

Real spiders (Araneomorphae)	Araneomorphi     Austrochiloidea, Gradunguleae    Austrochilidae 3 G., 9 species      Gradungulidae 7 G., 16 species   Araneoclada    Haplogynae      Entelegynae      ex Paleocribellatae Hypochileae - Hypochilidae 2 genera, 11 species

• Cladogram according to Coddington & Levi 1991 cited in The Tree of Life Project
• Taxonomy according to [2]
• Families according to Norman I. Platnick, 2006. The World Spider Catalog, Version 7.0. American Museum of Natural History.

Group of the Haplogynae

• Cladogram according to Coddington & Levi 1991 cited in The Tree of Life Project
• Superfamilies according to Biology Catalog
• Families according to Norman I. Platnick, 2006. The World Spider Catalog, Version 7.0. American Museum of Natural History.

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NN   NN  Caponioidea, Caponiidae  NN  Tetrablemmoidea, Tetrablemmidae  Dysderoidea   NN  Oonopidae - dwarf six- eye spiders     Orsolobidae  NN  Dysderidae - six-eyed spiders     Segestriidae - fishing web spiders  NN   Pholcoidea  Pholcidae - trembling spiders  NN  Diguetidae     Plectreuridae  NN   Leptonetoidea  Ochyroceratidae  Leptonetoidea  Leptonetidae     Telemidae  Scytodoidea  Sicariidae (incl. Loxoscelidae)     Scytodidae - food spiders , 158 species     Drymusidae     Periegopidae     Filistatoidea, Filistatidae , 109 species, cribellat

Group of Entelegynae

(incomplete) after Coddington (simplified), cited by the Department of Biological Sciences, and the references below. The representation contains terms that are phylogenetically ambiguous (in quotation marks).

• Coddington, Jonathan. 2006. Entelegynae. Version 08 December 2006 (temporary). 2006-12-08 in The Tree of Life Web Project

Large angle spider Tegenaria atrica

Superfamily Eresoidea

• Eresidae cribellat
• Hersiliidae
• Oecobiidae cribellat

Superfamily Archaeoidea

• Archaeidae
• Holarchaeidae
• Mecysmaucheniidae
• Micropholcommatidae
• Pararchaeidae

Palpimanoidea

• Huttoniidae
• Palpimanidae
• Stenochilidae

Mimetoidea

• Malkaridae
• Mimetidae

Uloboroidea

• Deinopidae
• Uloboridae cribellat

Araneoidea

• Anapidae
• Araneidae
• Cyatholipidae
• Linyphiidae
• Mysmenidae
• Nesticidae
• Pimoidae
• Symphytognathidae
• Synaphridae
• Synotaxidae
• Tetragnathidae
• Theridiidae
• Theridiosomatidae
• Nephilidae (absent from Hallan)

Archaeometoidea

• Archaeometidae

Lycosoidea

• Ctenidae
• Lycosidae
• Oxyopidae
• Pisauridae
• Psechridae
• Senoculidae
• Stiphidiidae
• Trechaleidae
• Zorocratidae
• Zoropsidae

Ageloidea

• Agelenidae
• Amphinectidae

Amaurobioidea

• Amaurobiidae (cribellat)

Dictynoidea

• Arthrodictynidae - 1 species fossil
• Anyphaenidae
• Cybaeidae
• Desidae
• Dictynidae cribellat
• Hahniidae
• Nicodamidae

Sparassoidea

• Sparassidae

Selenopoidea

• Selenopidae

Zodarioidea

• Zodariidae

Tengelloidea

• Tengellidae cribellat

Titanoecoidea

• Phyxelididae
• Titanoecidae (cribellat)

Gnaphosoidea

• Ammoxenidae
• Cithaeronidae
• Gallieniellidae
• Gnaphosidae
• Lamponidae
• Prodidomidae
• Trochanteriidae

Thomisoidea

• Philodromidae
• Thomisidae

Pyritaraneoidea

• Pyritaraneidae
• Parattidae

Salticoidea

• Salticidae

Corinnoidea

• Spatiatoridae
• Corinnidae
• Liocranidae

incertae sedis

• Chummidae [3]
• Clubionidae 15 genera recent? 0 species recent? 9 fossil genera, 12 fossil species
• Cryptothelidae - other entelegynes [4]
• Cycloctenidae - other entelegynes
• Homalonychidae [5]
• Miturgidae other entelegynes

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1. ↑ Gustavo Hormiga, Department of Biological Sciences [1]
2. ↑ ^{a b} Gertsch, Willis J. 1979: American Spiders, 2nd edition. Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York. ISBN 0-442-22649-7

• Coddington, Jonathan. 2006. Entelegynae. Version 08 December 2006 (temporary). http://tolweb.org/Entelegynae/2651/2006.12.08 in The Tree of Life Web Project, http://tolweb.org/
• The World Spider Catalog, Version 7.0 (families, species count)
• Synopsis of the described Araneae of the World (suborders)
• JA Coddington, HW and Levi: Systematics and evolution of spiders (Araneae). , Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 22 (1991): 565-592. Canadian Entomologist 126, 695-702.
• Norman I. Platnick: Advances in Spider Taxonomy 1988–1991: With Synonymies & Transfers 1940–1980.
• Karin Schütt: The limits of the Araneoidea (Arachnida: Araneae). Australian Journal of Zoology 48: 135-153 (2000). Dissertation at the HU Berlin.

Web links

• Spinning Central Europe - Systematics
• Maddison, David R. 1995. Haplogynae. Version 01 January 1995 (temporary).
• Norman I. Platnick, 2006. The World Spider Catalog, Version 7.0. American Museum of Natural History.
• G. Hormiga, G. Giribet: Systematics and Monography of Araneoid Spiders