DIONYCHA-

Here are included most of the dionychan families traditionally grouped by the presence of two tarsal claws. As explained in 'Lycosids+', Ctenidae, Thomisidae or Sparassidae, traditionally dionychans, are placed there because of the results of recent phylogenetic studies. Of these, only Salticidae is presented apart because its extremely richness in Colombia, and because this has been the most investigated family by the author. 

Anyphaenidae (15 spp and 47 pics)

Cheiracanthiidae (1 spp and 3 pics)

Clubionidae (1 spp and 3 pics)

Corinnidae (7 spp and 20 pics)

Philodromidae (1 spp and 3 pics)

Trachelidae (2 spp and 4 pics)

Note. Despite what the author says here, if you think what could be some of these species o groups, please enter in Contact! For the author it will be a pleasure to learn more and more about these beautiful animals called spiders.

ANYPHAENIDAE

CHEIRACANTHIIDAE

CLUBIONIDAE

CORINNIDAE

PHILODROMIDAE

TRACHELIDAE