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Ghost Spiders

Lat. “Anyphaenidae“
family of suborder “Typical Spiders“
1 family, 2 species

The World Spider Catalog has a list of accepted genera as of January 2023. The Anyphaenidae family includes sac spiders and ghost spiders. The catalog also provides a link to a video of a specific anyphaenid spider called Hibana from Florida. Additionally, it mentions a “See also” section which refers to a list of Anyphaenidae species.

Hierarchy

Buzzing Spider
Lat. “Anyphaena accentuata“
species of family “Ghost Spiders“
1 species

Genera
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As of January 2023, the World Spider Catalog accepts the following genera:

See also
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List of Anyphaenidae species

External links#

Family Anyphaenidae Sac spiders, ghost spiders Video of Hibana, an anyphaenid from Florida

The World Spider Catalog has a list of accepted genera as of January 2023. The Anyphaenidae family includes sac spiders and ghost spiders. The catalog also provides a link to a video of a specific anyphaenid spider called Hibana from Florida. Additionally, it mentions a “See also” section which refers to a list of Anyphaenidae species.

Ancestry Graph

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Further Information

„Ghost Spiders“ on wikipedia.org
„Ghost Spiders“ on iNaturalist.org

Copyright

Wikipedia
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