Mermessus

Mermessus is a genus of spiders in the family Linyphiidae. It was first described in 1899 by O. Pickard-Cambridge. , it contains 81 species.

Species

, this genus includes 82 species:

• Mermessus agressus <small>(Gertsch & Davis, 1937)</small> – United States, Mexico
• Mermessus albulus <small>(Zorsch & Crosby, 1934)</small> – United States
• Mermessus annamae <small>(Gertsch & Davis, 1937)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus antraeus <small>(Crosby, 1926)</small> – United States, Mexico
• Mermessus augustae <small>(Crosby & Bishop, 1933)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus augustalis <small>(Crosby & Bishop, 1933)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus avius <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus brevidentatus <small>(Emerton, 1909)</small> – United States
• Mermessus bryantae <small>(Ivie & Barrows, 1935)</small> – North America, Cuba, Venezuela. Introduced to Azores
• Mermessus caelebs <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Panama, Venezuela
• Mermessus coahuilanus <small>(Gertsch & Davis, 1940)</small> – United States, Mexico
• Mermessus cognatus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico to Costa Rica
• Mermessus colimus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus comes <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus conexus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus conjunctus <small>(Millidge, 1991)</small> – Brazil
• Mermessus contortus <small>(Emerton, 1882)</small> – United States
• Mermessus datangensis <small>Irfan, Zhang & Peng, 2022</small> – China
• Mermessus denticulatus <small>(Banks, 1898)</small> – Canada to Peru, Caribbean. Introduced to Europe, North Africa, Turkey
• Mermessus dentiger <small>O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1899</small> – USA to Guatemala, Caribbean (type species)
• Mermessus dentimandibulatus <small>(Keyserling, 1886)</small> – Colombia, Peru
• Mermessus dominicus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Dominican Rep.
• Mermessus dopainus <small>(Chamberlin & Ivie, 1936)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus entomologicus <small>(Emerton, 1911)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus estrellae <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus facetus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Costa Rica
• Mermessus floridus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – United States
• Mermessus formosus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus fractus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Costa Rica
• Mermessus fradeorum <small>(Berland, 1932)</small> – North America. Introduced to Galapagos, Uruguay, Azores, Cyprus, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, China, New Zealand
• Mermessus fuscus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus hebes <small>(Millidge, 1991)</small> – Venezuela
• Mermessus holda <small>(Chamberlin & Ivie, 1939)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus hospita <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus ignobilis <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus imago <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus index <small>(Emerton, 1914)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus indicabilis <small>(Crosby & Bishop, 1928)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus inornatus <small>(Ivie & Barrows, 1935)</small> – United States
• Mermessus insulsus <small>(Millidge, 1991)</small> – Peru
• Mermessus jona <small>(Bishop & Crosby, 1938)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus leoninus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus libanus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus lindrothi <small>(Holm, 1960)</small> – Alaska
• Mermessus maculatus <small>(Banks, 1892)</small> – Russia (Commander Is.), Canada to Guatemala
• Mermessus maderus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – United States
• Mermessus major <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – United States
• Mermessus mediocris <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus medius <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus merus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus mniarus <small>(Crosby & Bishop, 1928)</small> – United States
• Mermessus modicus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – United States
• Mermessus montanus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus monticola <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus moratus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus naniwaensis <small>(Oi, 1960)</small> – China, Korea, Japan
• Mermessus niger <small>(Millidge, 1991)</small> – Colombia
• Mermessus obscurus <small>(Millidge, 1991)</small> – Colombia
• Mermessus orbus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus ornatus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus paludosus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Canada
• Mermessus paulus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – United States
• Mermessus perplexus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus persimilis <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus pinicola <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus probus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus proximus <small>(Keyserling, 1886)</small> – Peru
• Mermessus rapidulus <small>(Bishop & Crosby, 1938)</small> – Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama
• Mermessus singularis <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus socius <small>(Chamberlin, 1949)</small> – United States
• Mermessus sodalis <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – United States
• Mermessus solitus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – United States
• Mermessus solus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus subantillanus <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – Guadeloupe
• Mermessus taibo <small>(Chamberlin & Ivie, 1933)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus tenuipalpis <small>(Emerton, 1911)</small> – Canada, United States
• Mermessus tepejicanus <small>(Gertsch & Davis, 1937)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus tibialis <small>(Millidge, 1987)</small> – United States
• Mermessus tlaxcalanus <small>(Gertsch & Davis, 1937)</small> – Mexico
• Mermessus tridentatus <small>(Emerton, 1882)</small> – Canada, United States, Puerto Rico
• Mermessus trilobatus <small>(Emerton, 1882)</small> – North America. Introduced to Azores, Europe
• Mermessus undulatus <small>(Emerton, 1914)</small> – Canada, United States

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