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Subfamilies included:
Dubiaraneinae Millidge, 1993
Erigoninae Emerton, 1882
Ipainae Saaristo, 2007
Linyphiinae Blackwall, 1859
Micronetinae Hull, 1920
Mynogleninae Lehtinen, 1967
Stemonyphantinae Wunderlich, 1986 |
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A few notes:
This site is devoted one of the most numerous and difficult matters in the taxonomy of the spider family Linyphiidae.
The systematic and chorological information advanced here is based on my personal database on the family.
Some species combinations may not match to that in the Internet Platnick Catalogue because some generic-level synonymies are not accepted by Norman Platnick (sometimes from formal reasons), but acknowledged by myself, e.g., Agyneta/Meioneta, Baryphyma/Minyrioloides, Collinsia/Halorates, etc.
The author will be glad to receive any comments. English improvement is also welcome.
If you find the information from my site useful, please do not forget to properly refer to it: Tanasevitch, A.V. (20XX). Linyphiid spiders of the world. Online at http://www.andtan.newmail.ru/list/. (Accessed since 01.I.1999).
All information concerning the
database
RECENT LINYPHIIDAE |
NUMBER OF TAXA
based on 10.IV.13 |
Species & Subspecies |
4417 |
Genera |
592 |
Current combinations for the former Lepthyphantes species |
former Lepthyphantes
(402 species now) |
31.XII.10
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Still Lepthyphantes |
still Lepthyphantes
(167 species left) |
31.XII.10 |
Lepthyphantes sensu
stricto |
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7.I.09 |
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FOSSIL
LINYPHIIDAE |
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15.X.07
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Contact to
author:
Dr Andrei V. Tanasevitch
Lab. of Synecology,
Institute of Ecology and Evolution,
Russian Academy of Sciences,
Leninsky pr. 33, Moscow 119071, Russia
E-mail: tanasevitch©gmail.com.
HomePage: www.andtan.newmail.ru
Address in Russian:
Лаб. Синэкологии,
Ин-т проблем экологии и эволюции РАН, Ленинский пр-кт, 33, Москва 119071
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© 1999 Tanasevitch A.V.
Picture made by Michael Saaristo in 1995: Ceraticelus bulbosus (Emerton, 1882).
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