Rhyphelia is a genus of South American jumping spiders. It was first described by Eugène Louis Simon in 1902, with most species endemic to Brazil.
Species
, this genus includes 34 species:
- Rhyphelia albipes <small>(Ruiz, 2011)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia amrishi <small>(Makhan, 2007)</small> â Suriname, Brazil
- Rhyphelia aurifrons <small>(Taczanowski, 1878)</small> â Peru, French Guiana
- Rhyphelia barbado <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia bicrescens <small>(Ruiz, 2013)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia bilineata <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia brevistylus <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia cearensis <small>(Ruiz, 2013)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia chaplini <small>(Ruiz, 2013)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia cotriguacuensis <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia crispiventer <small>(Ruiz, 2011)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia cymbialis <small>(Ruiz, 2011)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia dromedarius <small>(Ruiz, 2011)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia elongatula <small>(Ruiz & Sobrinho, 2016)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia excentrica <small>(Ruiz, 2013)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia flagellator <small>(Ruiz, 2013)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia gallina <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia laticlavus <small>(Ruiz & Sobrinho, 2016)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia lunata <small>(Ruiz, 2011)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia macrochelis <small>(Ruiz, 2013)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia micacea <small>(Zhang & Maddison, 2012)</small> â Ecuador
- Rhyphelia minima <small>(Ruiz, 2011)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia muiratinga <small>(Ruiz, 2013)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia novalima <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia okay <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia otti <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia paxiuba <small>(Ruiz, 2013)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia planaria <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia ruizi <small>(Zhang & Maddison, 2012)</small> â Brazil, French Guiana
- Rhyphelia spinipes <small>(Ruiz, 2011)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia tabernarius <small>(Ruiz, 2013)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia tocantinensis <small>Nobre & Ruiz, 2024</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia trombetas <small>(Ruiz & Sobrinho, 2016)</small> â Brazil
- Rhyphelia variegata <small>Simon, 1902</small> â Brazil (type species)
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