List of six-eyed spiders

Six-eyed spiders are spiders that, unlike most spider species, lack the principal pair of eyes, leaving them with only six eyes instead of the usual eight.

List

• Araneomorphae

*Haplogynae

:*Scytodoidea—superfamily of six-eyed spiders

::*Drymusidae

::*Periegopidae

::*Scytodes

::*Sicariidae

:*Leptonetoidea—superfamily of six-eyed spiders

::*Leptonetidae

::*Ochyroceratidae

::*Telemidae—predominantly six-eyed, but some species with none.

:*Pholcoidea

::*Diguetidae—family of six-eyed spiders

::*Pholcidae—predominantly eight-eyed, but some species with six.

:::*Pholcinae

::::*Belisana

:::::*Belisana aliformis ()

:::::*Belisana huberi ()

:::::*Belisana lamellaris ()

:::::*Belisana zhangi ()

::::*Khorata

:::::*Khorata diaoluoshanensis ()

:*Caponioidea

::*Caponiidae—family with species with 8, 6, 4 and 2 eyes and some with a variable number of eyes

::*Tetrablemmidae

:*Dysderoidea—superfamily of six-eyed spiders

::*Dysderidae

::*Oonopidae

::*Orsolobidae

::*Segestriidae

::*Trogloraptoridae

*Entelegynae

:*Archaeoidea

::*Micropholcommatidae

:::*Micropholcommatinae

::::*Micropholcommatini

:::::*Austropholcomma

::::::*Austropholcomma walpole ()

:*Araneoidea

::*Anapidae

:::*Comaroma

::::*Comaroma hatsushibai ()

:*Dictynoidea

::*Cybaeidae

:::*Cybaeus

::::*Cybaeus yoshiakii ()

::*Dictynidae—predominantly eight-eyed, but some species with six.

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