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| Family: Oonopidae (Dwarf Cell Spiders) |
| Biology: Some species occurring in North and Central Europe are introduced to greenhouses and other buildings from warmer regions. |
| Characters of family: The members of this family are rather small, about 2 mm in body length. They have only six, relatively large eyes that are virtually contigous and situated on a narrow head, marginally wider than the eyegroup. The species are generally coloured in shades of red, pink and orange. |
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| Genus: Diblemma O. P.-Cambridge, 1908 |
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| Diblemma donisthorpei O. P.-Cambridge, 1908 |
| Range: Great Britain (Channel Islands) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Seychelles, Britain (introduced) (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Genus: Gamasomorpha Karsch, 1881 |
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| Gamasomorpha insularis Simon, 1907 |
| Range: Portugal (Madeira) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Madeira, Bioko, So Tom, St Helena, Mauritius, Yemen, Seychelles (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Genus: Heteroonops Dalmas, 1916 |
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| Heteroonops spinimanus (Simon, 1891) |
| Range: Germany (introduced) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: USA to Panama, West Indies, St. Helena, Seychelles (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Genus: Ischnothyreus Simon, 1893 |
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| Ischnothyreus lymphaseus Simon, 1893 |
| Range: France (Mainland) (introduced) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Sri Lanka (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Ischnothyreus velox Jackson, 1908 |
| Range: Germany (introduced), Great Britain (Mainland) (introduced), Netherlands (introduced) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Seychelles, Europe (introduced) (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Genus: Oonopinus Simon, 1893 |
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| Oonopinus angustatus (Simon, 1882) |
| Range: France (Corsica), France (Mainland), Spain (Balearic Islands), Spain (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Spain, France, Corsica, Algeria (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonopinus ionicus Brignoli, 1979 |
| Range: Greece (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Greece (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Genus: Oonops Templeton, 1835 |
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| Characters of genus: The number of paired spines on Tibia I separates the species with O. domesticus having five pairs and O. pulcher having just four. |
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| Oonops amoenus Dalmas, 1916 |
| Range: France (Corsica), France (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: France (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonops domesticus Dalmas, 1916 |
| Description: Oonops domesticus is easily recognised by its red colour and way of walking, which alternates between slow walks and short runs. This is particularly evident if the spider is gently disturbed. The species is one of only about five Danish spiders with six eyes, the remaining more than 500 species having eight. The eyes of Oonops domesticus are pearly indicating this is a nocturnal species. Size: Female 2 mm; male 1.5 mm. Maturity: All year. Habitat: The species lives exclusively within houses and rare outdoor findings are supposedly stray specimens. Range: Belgium, Denmark, France (Mainland), Germany, Great Britain (Mainland), Ireland, Italy (Mainland), Netherlands, Poland, Portugal (Azores), Portugal (Mainland), Slovakia, Switzerland, Ukraine (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Western Europe to Russia (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonops lubricus Dalmas, 1916 |
| Range: France (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: France (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonops mahnerti Brignoli, 1974 |
| Range: Greece (Mainland), Greece (North Aegean Islands) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Greece (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonops placidus Dalmas, 1916 |
| Range: France (Mainland), Italy (Mainland), Italy (Sardinia) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: France (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonops placidus corsicus Dalmas, 1916 |
| Range: France (Corsica), Italy (Mainland), Italy (Sardinia) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: France, Italy (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonops procerus Simon, 1882 |
| Range: France (Mainland), Spain (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: France, Spain (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonops pulcher Templeton, 1835 |
| Range: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, France (Corsica), France (Mainland), Germany, Great Britain (Channel Islands), Great Britain (Mainland), Great Britain (Northern Ireland), Hungary, Ireland, Italy (Mainland), Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Norway (Mainland), Poland, Portugal (Mainland), Spain (Mainland), Switzerland, Ukraine (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Europe to Ukraine, North Africa, Tasmania (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonops pulcher hispanicus Dalmas, 1916 |
| Range: Portugal (Mainland), Spain (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Spain (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Oonops tubulatus Dalmas, 1916 |
| Range: Italy (Mainland), Portugal (Mainland), Spain (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Portugal, Algeria (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Genus: Opopaea Simon, 1891 |
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| Opopaea concolor (Blackwall, 1859) |
| Range: Portugal (Madeira), Spain (Canary Islands) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Madeira, Canary Is, Yemen (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Opopaea punctata (O. P.-Cambridge, 1872) |
| Range: Greece (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Lebanon, Israel (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Opopaea santschii Brignoli, 1974 |
| Range: Cyprus (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Tunisia, Cyprus, Israel (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Genus: Orchestina Simon, 1882 |
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| Orchestina algerica Dalmas, 1916 |
| Range: Portugal (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Algeria (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Orchestina dubia O. P.-Cambridge, 1911 |
| Range: Great Britain (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Britain (introduced) (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Orchestina ebriola Brignoli, 1972 |
| Range: Bulgaria, Greece (Dodecanese Islands) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Greece (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Orchestina furcillata Wunderlich, 2008 |
| Range: Portugal (Azores) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Azores (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Orchestina longipes Dalmas, 1922 |
| Range: Italy (Mainland), Spain (Balearic Islands) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Italy (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Orchestina pavesii (Simon, 1873) |
| Range: Bulgaria, France (Corsica), France (Mainland), Italy (Mainland), Italy (Sardinia), Portugal (Mainland), Slovakia, Spain (Canary Islands), Spain (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Spain to Slovakia, Bulgaria, Algeria, Canary Is, Yemen (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Orchestina setosa Dalmas, 1916 |
| Range: France (Mainland), Italy (Sardinia) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: France, Italy (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Orchestina simoni Dalmas, 1916 |
| Range: France (Mainland), Greece (Mainland), Italy (Mainland), Italy (Sardinia), Spain (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: France, Italy, Greece (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Genus: Pelicinus Simon, 1891 |
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| Pelicinus mahei (Benoit, 1979) |
| Range: Spain (Canary Islands) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Canary Is, Seychelles (Platnick 10.0). |
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| Genus: Silhouettella Benoit, 1979 |
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| Silhouettella loricatula (Roewer, 1942) |
| Range: Bulgaria, Denmark (introduced), France (Mainland), Germany, Greece (Dodecanese Islands), Greece (Mainland), Italy (Mainland), Italy (Sardinia), Italy (Sicily), Malta, Netherlands, Portugal (Mainland), Spain (Balearic Islands), Spain (Canary Islands), Spain (Mainland) (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Europe to Central Asia, North Africa, Canary Is (Platnick 10.0). |
 Juvenile (1.2 mm, uncertain id). Determined from shape of abdominal scuta, recurv posterior eyerow and habitat. |
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 Juvenile. |
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| Genus: Tapinesthis Simon, 1914 |
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| Tapinesthis inermis (Simon, 1882) |
| Range: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, France (Mainland), Germany, Italy (Mainland), Monaco, Netherlands, Spain (Mainland), Switzerland (van Helsdingen 2009.1). Global range: Europe (USA, introduced) (Platnick 10.0). |
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 Male (dead). |
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| Genus: Triaeris Simon, 1891 |
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| Triaeris stenaspis Simon, 1891 |
| Range: Czech Republic (introduced), Finland, France (Mainland), Germany (introduced), Great Britain (Mainland), Ireland, Slovakia (van Helsdingen 2009.1). |
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