Talk:Araneomorphae

Latest comment: 18 years ago by Lycaon in topic Taxonomic Breakdown...

Further taxonomy

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Araneae

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Araneomorphae
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  |--Paleocribellatae---------------------Hypochilidae
  |                  |--------------------Austrochiloidea
  |--Neocribellatae--|               |--Haplogynae 
                     |--Araneoclada--|
                                     |--Entelegynae 

Haplogynae

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Entelegynae

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from Coddington (simplified), fin http://www.gwu.edu/~spiders

|----------------------------Eresidiodea
|  |______________/----------Mimetiode
|--|              \----------Palpimanoidea
   |  |___________/------------------------------Deinopidae
   |--|           \-------------------Araneoidea
      |                                       |--Araneidae
      |                                       |--Linyphiidae
      |  |---------------------------------------Nicodamidae
      |--|  |_____/------------------------------Titanoecidae
         |  |     \------------------------------Phyxelididae
         |--|  |-------------Dictynoidea
            |  |  |____/-----Stiphidoide
            |--|__|    \-----Agelenoidea------|--Agelenidae
               |  |__/---------------------------Amaurobiidae
               |     \_/-------------------------Tengellidae
               |       \---------------Lycosoidea
               |                              |--Psechridae
               |                              |--Oxyopidae
               |                              |--Pisauridae
               |                              |--Lycosidae
               |-------------Zodaridoide
               |_Dionycha_/--Gnaphosoidea
                          \-------------------|--Clubionidae
                                              |--Salticidae
                                              |--Thomisidae

http://www.gwu.edu/~spiders/peet.htm

Description

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The Araneomorphae are spiders with opposing chelicerae. All families, other than Hypochilidae, have two book lungs. This suborder contains 94 families which are broadly divided into haplogynes and entelegynes, those having mature females with internal copulatory openings and those having mature females with external copulatory openings, respectively.

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Taxonomic Breakdown...

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Should we go straight to family level taxa after suborder (Mesothelae, Mygalomorphae, Araneomorphae) or go to infraorder or superfamily first? -Totipotent 05:16, 25 April 2006 (UTC)Reply

If there is an infraorder or superfamily level, by all means!! Use every valid taxa that are available. Lycaon 06:02, 25 April 2006 (UTC)Reply
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