Dubiaranea

Dubiaranea is a genus of dwarf spiders that was first described by Cândido Firmino de Mello-Leitão in 1943.

Species

it contains one hundred species found throughout South America, except one found on Borneo:

• D. abjecta <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador, Peru
• D. abundans <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. affinis <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. albodorsata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. albolineata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. amoena <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. argentata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Bolivia
• D. argenteovittata <small>Mello-Leitão, 1943</small> (type) – Brazil
• D. atra <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Bolivia
• D. atriceps <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. atripalpis <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Venezuela
• D. atrolineata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. aureola <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. bacata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. brevis <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Bolivia
• D. caeca <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Venezuela
• D. caledonica <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. castanea <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. cekalovici <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. cerea <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. colombiana <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. concors <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. congruens <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. crebra <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru
• D. decora <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. decurtata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Bolivia
• D. deelemanae <small>Millidge, 1995</small> – Borneo
• D. difficilis <small>(Mello-Leitão, 1944)</small> – Argentina
• D. discolor <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. distincta <small>(Nicolet, 1849)</small> – Chile
• D. distracta <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. elegans <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. fagicola <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Chile
• D. falcata <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. festiva <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. fruticola <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. fulgens <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. fulvolineata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. furva <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. fusca <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. gilva <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. gloriosa <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. grandicula <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. gregalis <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. habilis <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. inquilina <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Brazil
• D. insignita <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru, Bolivia
• D. insulana <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Chile (Juan Fernandez Is.)
• D. insulsa <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. lepida <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. levii <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Brazil
• D. longa <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. longiscapa <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. luctuosa <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. lugubris <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. maculata <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. manufera <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. margaritata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia, Venezuela
• D. media <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Venezuela
• D. mediocris <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. melanocephala <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. melica <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. mirabilis <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. modica <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. morata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. nivea <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Bolivia
• D. opaca <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. orba <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. ornata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. penai <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. persimilis <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. procera <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. propinquua <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. propria <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. proxima <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. pulchra <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Venezuela
• D. pullata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. remota <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Argentina
• D. rufula <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. saucia <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Brazil
• D. setigera <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. signifera <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Bolivia
• D. silvae <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. silvicola <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. similis <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Chile
• D. solita <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. speciosa <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. stellata <small>(Millidge, 1985)</small> – Chile
• D. subtilis <small>(Keyserling, 1886)</small> – Peru
• D. teres <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. tridentata <small>Millidge, 1993</small> – Peru
• D. tristis <small>(Mello-Leitão, 1941)</small> – Argentina
• D. truncata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. turbidula <small>(Keyserling, 1886)</small> – Brazil, Peru
• D. usitata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. varia <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Peru
• D. variegata <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia
• D. versicolor <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Colombia, Ecuador, Peru
• D. veterana <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador
• D. vetusta <small>Millidge, 1991</small> – Ecuador

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