linyphiid
Linyphiidae, commonly known as sheetweb spiders or money spiders, is a family of spiders belonging to the order Araneae. This family is one of the largest within the arachnid class, encompassing over 4,500 described species across more than 550 genera. These spiders are found worldwide, with a significant concentration of species in the Northern Hemisphere.
Linyphiid spiders are typically small, with body lengths ranging from 1 to 3 millimeters, although some species
The family Linyphiidae is divided into several subfamilies, including Erigoninae, Linyphiinae, and Micropholcommatinae, among others. Each
Linyphiid spiders are generally not considered dangerous to humans due to their small size and weak venom.
The taxonomy of the Linyphiidae family is complex and continually evolving as new species are discovered and