Clubiona

Clubiona; Temporal range:Palaeogene– Present PreꞒ Ꞓ O S D C P T J K Pg N
	Clubiona trivialis
Scientific classification
Domain:	Eukaryota
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Arthropoda
Subphylum:	Chelicerata
Class:	Arachnida
Order:	Araneae
Infraorder:	Araneomorphae
Family:	Clubionidae
Genus:	Clubiona; Latreille,1804
Type species
	C. pallidula; (Clerck,1757)
Species
	493,see text
Synonyms
	AnaclubionaOno, 2010; AtaliaThorell,1887; BuclionaBenoit, 1977; HirtiaThorell, 1881; TolophusThorell, 1891;

Clubionais agenusofsac spidersthat was first described byPierre André Latreillein 1804.^[6]

Species

As of July 2019^[update]the genus contains 493 species and seven subspecies. These species and subspecies are found in Oceania, Africa, North America, the Caribbean, Asia, Europe, South America,Panama,and onSaint Helena:^[1]

C. abbajensisStrand,1906–Ethiopia,Somalia,Central,East Africa
- Clubiona a. karisimbiensisStrand, 1916– East Africa
- Clubiona a. kibonotensisLessert, 1921– East Africa
- Clubiona a. maximaStrand, 1906– Ethiopia, East Africa
C. abbotiL. Koch,1866– USA,Canada
- Clubiona a. abbotoidesChamberlin&Ivie,1946– USA
C. aberransDankittipakul, 2012–Thailand
C. abnormisDankittipakul, 2008– Thailand,Laos
C. acanthocnemisSimon,1906–India
C. achillesHogg,1896–Australia(Central)
C. aciesNicolet, 1849–Chile
C. aciformisZhang & Hu, 1991–China
C. aculeataZhang, Zhu & Song, 2007– China
C. adjacensGertsch& Davis, 1936– USA
C. aductaSimon, 1932–Portugal,Spain
C. africanaLessert, 1921– East Africa
C. akagiensisHayashi, 1985–Japan
C. alexeeviMikhailov, 1990–Russia(Caucasus)
C. aliceaeChickering,1937–Panama
C. allotortaDankittipakul & Singtripop, 2008– Thailand
C. alluaudiSimon, 1898–Mauritius
C. alpicolaKulczyński,1882– Europe to Central Asia
C. alticolaDankittipakul & Singtripop, 2008– Thailand
C. altissimoidesLiu, Yan, Griswold & Ubick, 2007– China
C. altissimusHu, 2001– China
C. alveolataL. Koch, 1873–Samoa,Funafuti,Marquesas Is.,Hawaii
C. amurensisMikhailov, 1990– Russia (Far East), Japan
C. analisThorell,1895– India,Bangladesh,Myanmar
C. andreiniiCaporiacco,1936–Italy
C. angulataDondale & Redner, 1976– Canada
C. annuligeraLessert, 1929–Congo,Mozambique
C. anwaraeBiswas & Raychaudhuri, 1996– Bangladesh
C. apiataUrquhart, 1893– Australia (Tasmania)
C. apiculataDankittipakul & Singtripop, 2014–Malaysia(Borneo)
C. applanataLiu, Yan, Griswold & Ubick, 2007– China
C. aspidiphoraSimon, 1910–South Africa
C. asrevidaOno, 1992–Taiwan
C. auberginosaZhang, Yin, Bao & Kim, 1997– China
C. australiacaKolosváry, 1934– Australia (New South Wales)
C. bachmaensisOno, 2009–Vietnam
C. bagerhatensisBiswas & Raychaudhuri, 1996– Bangladesh
C. baimaensisSong & Zhu, 1991– China
C. baishishanZhang, Zhu & Song, 2003– China
C. bakuroviMikhailov, 1990– Russia (Far East), China,Korea
C. bandoiHayashi, 1995– Japan
C. basarukiniMikhailov, 1990– Russia (South Siberia, Far East),Mongolia,Japan
C. bashkiricaMikhailov, 1992– Russia (Urals,West Siberia)
C. batikanoidesBarrion, Barrion-Dupo & Heong, 2013– China
C. bengalensisBiswas, 1984– India
C. bevisiLessert, 1923– South Africa
C. biaculeataSimon, 1897– South Africa
C. bicuspidataWu & Zhang, 2014– China
C. biembolataDeeleman-Reinhold,2001– Malaysia (Borneo),Indonesia(Sumatra)
C. bifissurataKritscher, 1966–New Caledonia
C. biforaminaLiu, Peng & Yan, 2016– China
C. bifurcataZhang, Yu & Zhong, 2018– China
C. bilobataDhali, Roy, Saha & Raychaudhuri, 2016– India
C. bipinnataYu, Zhang & Chen, 2017– China
C. bishopiEdwards, 1958– USA, Canada
C. blestiForster,1979–New Zealand
C. bomiensisZhang & Zhu, 2009– China
C. boxaensisBiswas & Biswas, 1992– India
C. brachypteraZhu & Chen, 2012– China
C. brevipesBlackwall,1841–Europe,Caucasus, Japan?
C. brevispinaHuang & Chen, 2012– Taiwan
C. bryantaeGertsch, 1941– USA, Canada
C. buceraYang, Ma & Zhang, 2011– China
C. bukaea(Barrion & Litsinger, 1995)–Philippines
C. cadaForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. caerulescensL. Koch, 1867– Europe, Russia (Europe to Far East),Kazakhstan,China, Japan
C. californicaFox, 1938– USA
C. calycinaWu & Zhang, 2014– China
C. cambridgeiL. Koch, 1873– New Zealand
C. campylacanthaDankittipakul, 2008– Thailand
C. canacaBerland,1930– New Caledonia
C. canadensisEmerton,1890– USA, Canada
C. canberranaDondale, 1966– Australia (New South Wales)
C. candefactaNicolet, 1849– Chile
C. capensisSimon, 1897– South Africa
C. caplandensisStrand, 1907– South Africa
C. catawbaGertsch, 1941– USA
C. caucasicaMikhailov & Otto, 2017– Caucasus (Georgia,Armenia,Azerbaijan,Russia),Turkey
C. chabaroviMikhailov, 1991– Russia (Far East)
C. chakrabarteiMajumder &Tikader,1991– India
C. charitonoviMikhailov, 1990– Russia (South Siberia, Far East)
C. charleneaeBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. chathamensisSimon, 1905– New Zealand (Chatham Is.)
C. cheniYu & Li, 2019– China
C. chevalieriBerland, 1936– Cape Verde Is.
C. chikuniiHayashi, 1986– Japan
C. chippewaGertsch, 1941– USA, Canada
C. circulataZhang & Yin, 1998– China
C. cirrosaOno, 1989– Japan (Ryukyu Is.)
C. citricolorLawrence, 1952– South Africa
C. climaForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. cochleataWang, Wu & Zhang, 2015– China
C. complicataBanks,1898–Mexico
C. comtaC. L. Koch,1839– Europe,North Africa,Turkey, Caucasus
C. concinna(Thorell, 1887)– Myanmar
C. congentilisKulczyński, 1913– Central Europe to Central Asia
C. conicaDankittipakul & Singtripop, 2014– Malaysia (Borneo)
C. consensaForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. contaminataO. Pickard-Cambridge,1872–Israel
C. contritaForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. convolutaForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. cordataZhang & Zhu, 2009– China
C. coreanaPaik, 1990– Russia (Far East), China, Korea
C. corrugataBösenberg & Strand, 1906– Russia (Far East), China, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, Thailand
C. corticalis(Walckenaer,1802)– Europe, Turkey, Caucasus
- Clubiona c. concolorKulczyński, 1897–Hungary
- Clubiona c. nigraSimon, 1878–France
C. crouxiCaporiacco, 1935–Karakorum
C. cultrataDankittipakul & Singtripop, 2014– Indonesia (Borneo)
C. cycladataSimon, 1909– Australia (Western Australia)
C. cylindrataLiu, Yan, Griswold & Ubick, 2007– China
C. cylindriformisDankittipakul & Singtripop, 2014– Malaysia (Borneo)
C. dactylinaLiu, Peng & Yan, 2016– China
C. damirkovaciDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Malaysia
C. debilisNicolet, 1849– Chile
C. deletrixO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1885– India, China, Taiwan, Japan
C. delicataForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. denticulataDhali, Roy, Saha & Raychaudhuri, 2016– India
C. desecheonisPetrunkevitch,1930–Puerto Rico
C. deterrimaStrand, 1904–Norway
C. dichotomaWang, Chen & Z. S. Zhang, 2018– China
C. didentataZhang & Yin, 1998– China
C. digitataDankittipakul, 2012– Thailand
C. dikitaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. diversaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1862– Europe, Caucasus, Russia (Europe to Far East), Kazakhstan, Korea, Japan
C. drassodesO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1874– India, Bangladesh, China
C. dubiaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1870– St. Helena
C. duniniMikhailov, 2003– Russia (Far East)
C. duoconcavaZhang & Hu, 1991– China
C. durbanaRoewer,1951– South Africa
C. dyasiaGertsch, 1941– USA
C. dysderiformis(Guérin, 1838)– New Guinea
C. elaphinesUrquhart, 1893– Australia (Tasmania)
C. ericiusChrysanthus,1967– New Guinea
C. eskoviMikhailov, 1995– Russia (Far East)
C. estesEdwards, 1958– USA
C. esuriensThorell, 1897– Myanmar
C. evoronensisMikhailov, 1995– Russia (Far East)
C. excavata(Rainbow, 1920)– Australia (Lord Howe Is.)
C. excisaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1898– Mexico
C. ezoensisHayashi, 1987– Russia (Far East), Japan
C. facilisO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1911– Britain
C. falcataTang, Song & Zhu, 2005– China, Mongolia
C. falciformaLiu, Peng & Yan, 2016– China
C. fanjingshanWang, Chen & Z. S. Zhang, 2018– China
C. femorocalcarataHuang & Chen, 2012– Taiwan
C. filicataO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1874– India, Bangladesh,Pakistan,Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, China
C. filiferaDankittipakul, 2008– Thailand
C. filoramulaZhang & Yin, 1998– China
C. flavocinctaNicolet, 1849– Chile
C. foliataKeswani & Vankhede, 2014– India
C. forcipaYang, Song & Zhu, 2003– China
C. frisiaWunderlich & Schuett, 1995– Europe to Central Asia
C. frutetorumL. Koch, 1867– Europe to Central Asia
C. furcataEmerton, 1919–North America,Russia (Middle to East Siberia)
C. fusoideaZhang, 1992– China
C. fuzhouensisGong, 1985– China
C. gallagheriBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Indonesia (Java)
C. germanicaThorell, 1871– Europe, Caucasus, Russia (Europe to Far East), Central Asia
C. gertschiEdwards, 1958– USA
C. gilvaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1872– Israel
C. giulianettiRainbow, 1898– New Guinea
C. glatiosaSaito, 1934– Japan
C. globosaWang, Chen & Z. S. Zhang, 2018– China
C. godfreyiLessert, 1921– East Africa
C. golovatchiMikhailov, 1990– Russia (Europe), Caucasus
C. gongiZhang, Yin, Bao & Kim, 1997– China
C. gongshanHe, Liu & Zhang, 2016– China
C. grucollarisYu, Zhang & Chen, 2017– China
C. guianensisCaporiacco, 1947–Guyana
C. haeinsensisPaik, 1990– Russia (Far East), China, Korea, Japan
C. haplotarsaSimon, 1910–São Tomé and Príncipe
C. hatamensis(Thorell, 1881)– New Guinea
C. hauptiTang, Song & Zhu, 2005– China
C. hediniSchenkel, 1936– China
C. helenaeMikhailov, 2003– Russia (Far East)
C. helvaSimon, 1897– South Africa
C. heteroductaZhang & Yin, 1998– China
C. heterosacaYin, Yan, Gong & Kim, 1996– China
C. hexadentataDhali, Roy, Saha & Raychaudhuri, 2016– India
C. hilarisSimon, 1878– Mountains of Spain, France, Italy,Austria,Switzerland,Macedonia and Romania
C. hinduDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Indonesia (Bali)
C. hitchinsiSaaristo,2002–Seychelles,French Polynesia (Tuamotu)
C. hoffmanniSchenkel, 1937–Madagascar
C. hoodaDong & Zhang, 2016– China
C. hugispaaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. hugisvaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. huimingWang, F. Zhang & Z. S. Zhang, 2018– China
C. hummeliSchenkel, 1936– China
C. hundeshageniStrand, 1907– Indonesia (Moluccas)
C. huttoniForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. hwanghakensisPaik, 1990– Korea
C. hyrcanicaMikhailov, 1990– Azerbaijan
C. hysginaSimon, 1889– India
C. hystrixBerland, 1938– Indonesia (Lesser Sunda Is.),Vanuatu
C. iharaiOno, 1995– Japan
C. ikedaiOno, 1992– Japan
C. inaensisHayashi, 1989– Japan
C. inquilinaDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Malaysia (Borneo)
C. insulanaOno, 1989– Taiwan, Japan (Ryukyu Is.)
C. interjectaL. Koch, 1879– Russia (West Siberia to Far East), Mongolia, China
C. irinaeMikhailov, 1991– Russia (Far East), China, Korea
C. jaegeriOno, 2011–PalauIs.
C. janaeEdwards, 1958– USA
C. japonicaL. Koch, 1878– Russia (Sakhalin,Kurile Is.), China, Korea, Taiwan, Japan
C. japonicolaBösenberg & Strand, 1906– Russia (Far East) to Philippines, Indonesia
C. jiulongensisZhang, Yin & Kim, 1996– China
C. johnsoniGertsch, 1941– USA, Canada
C. jucunda(Karsch,1879)– Russia (Far East), China, Korea, Taiwan, Japan
C. juvenisSimon, 1878– Europe,Uzbekistan
C. kaganiGertsch, 1941– USA
C. kaiJäger& Dankittipakul, 2010– Laos
C. kaltenbachiKritscher, 1966– New Caledonia
C. kapataganensisBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. kasanensisPaik, 1990– Korea, Japan
C. kastoniGertsch, 1941– USA, Canada
C. kasurensisMukhtar & Mushtaq, 2005– Pakistan
C. katioryzaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. kayashimaiOno, 1994– Taiwan
C. kiboschensisLessert, 1921– East Africa
C. kigabensisStrand, 1915– East Africa
C. kimyongkiiPaik, 1990– Russia (Far East), China, Korea
C. kiowaGertsch, 1941– North America
C. komissaroviMikhailov, 1992– Russia (Far East), Korea
C. kowongChrysanthus,1967– New Guinea
C. krisisensisBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines, Indonesia (Borneo)
C. kropfiZhang, Zhu & Song, 2003– China
C. kuanshanensisOno, 1994– Taiwan
C. kularensisMarusik & Koponen, 2002– Russia (north-eastern Siberia, Far East)
C. kulczynskiiLessert, 1905– North America, Europe, Kazakhstan, Russia (Europe to Far East), Japan
C. kumadaorumOno, 1992– Japan
C. kunashirensisMikhailov, 1990– Russia (Sakhalin, Kurile Is.), Japan
C. kurenshikoviMikhailov, 1995– Russia (Far East)
C. kurilensisBösenberg & Strand, 1906– Russia (Far East), China, Taiwan, Korea, Japan
C. kurosawaiOno, 1986– Taiwan, Korea, Japan
C. kuuJäger & Dankittipakul, 2010– Laos
C. lalaJäger & Dankittipakul, 2010– Laos
C. lamellarisZhang, Yu & Zhong, 2018– China
C. laminaZhang, Zhu & Song, 2007– China
C. langeiMikhailov, 1991– Russia (Far East)
C. latericiaKulczyński, 1926– Russia (Middle Siberia to Far East), USA (Alaska)
C. laticeps[ro]O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1885– China (Yarkand)
C. latitansPavesi, 1883– Ethiopia, Somalia,Kenya
C. laudabilisSimon, 1909– Australia (Western Australia)
C. lawrenceiRoewer, 1951– South Africa
C. lenaBösenberg & Strand, 1906– China, Korea, Japan
C. leonilaeBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. leptosaZhang, Yin, Bao & Kim, 1997– China
C. limpidaSimon, 1897– South Africa
C. limpidellaStrand, 1907– South Africa
C. lineaXie, Yin, Yan & Kim, 1996– China
C. linzhiensisHu, 2001– China
C. lirataYang, Song & Zhu, 2003– China
C. littoralisBanks, 1895– USA, Canada
C. logunoviMikhailov, 1990– Russia (Far East)
C. longipesNicolet, 1849– Chile
C. luapalanaGiltay, 1935– Congo
C. lucidaHe, Liu & Zhang, 2016– China
C. ludhianaensisTikader, 1976– India, Bangladesh
C. lutescensWestring,1851– Europe, Turkey, Caucasus, Russia (Europe to Far East),Iran,Kazakhstan, Korea, Japan. Introduced to North America
C. lyriformisSong & Zhu, 1991– China
C. maculataRoewer, 1951– Australia (Queensland)
C. mahensisSimon, 1893– Seychelles
C. maipaiJäger & Dankittipakul, 2010– Thailand
C. mandschuricaSchenkel, 1953– Russia (Far East), China, Korea, Japan
C. manshanensisZhu & An, 1988– China
C. maracandicaKroneberg, 1875– Uzbekistan
C. maritimaL. Koch, 1867– USA, Canada,Caribbean
C. marmorataL. Koch, 1866– France to Ukraine and Turkey
C. marnaRoddy, 1966– USA
C. marusikiMikhailov, 1990– Russia (Far East)
C. mayaHayashi & Yoshida, 1991– Japan
C. maysangartaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. mayumiaeOno, 1993– Russia (Far East), Korea, Japan
C. mazandaranicaMikhailov, 2003– Azerbaijan, Iran
C. medogZhang, Zhu & Song, 2007– China
C. melanostictaThorell, 1890– Thailand, Indonesia (Sumatra, Krakatau), New Guinea
C. melanotheleThorell, 1895– Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Indonesia (Sumatra)
C. meraukensisChrysanthus,1967– Malaysia, New Guinea
C. microsapporensisMikhailov, 1990– Russia (Far East), Korea
C. mikhailoviDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Indonesia (Java)
C. milingaeBarrion-Dupo, Barrion & Heong, 2013– China
C. mimulaChamberlin, 1928– USA, Canada
C. minima(Ono, 2010)– Japan
C. minusculaNicolet, 1849– Chile
C. minutaSeo, 2009– Korea
C. minutaNicolet, 1849– Chile
C. mixtaEmerton, 1890– USA, Canada
C. modestaL. Koch, 1873– Australia (Queensland)
C. moestaBanks, 1896– USA, Canada, China
C. moralisSong & Zhu, 1991– China, Taiwan
C. mordicaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1898– Mexico
C. mujibariBiswas & Raychaudhuri, 1996– Bangladesh
C. multidentataLiu, Peng & Yan, 2016– China
C. mundaThorell, 1887– Myanmar
C. munisSimon, 1909– Australia (Western Australia)
C. mutataGertsch, 1941– USA, Canada
C. mutilataBösenberg & Strand, 1906– Japan
C. mykolaiMikhailov, 2003–Ukraine
C. nataliaeTrilikauskas, 2007– Russia (Far East)
C. natalicaSimon, 1897– South Africa
C. neglectaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1862– Europe, Turkey, Caucasus, Russia (Europe to South Siberia), Iran, Central Asia, China, Korea
C. neglectoidesBösenberg & Strand, 1906– China, Korea, Japan
C. nemorumLedoux, 2004–Réunion
C. neniliniMikhailov, 1995– Russia (South Siberia)
C. neocaledonicaBerland, 1924– New Caledonia
C. newnaniIvie & Barrows, 1935– USA
C. nicholsiGertsch, 1941– USA
C. nicobarensisTikader, 1977– India (Nicobar Is.)
C. nigromaculosaBlackwall, 1877– Seychelles, Réunion
C. nilgherinaSimon, 1906– India
C. ningpoensisSchenkel, 1944– China
C. nollothensisSimon, 1910– South Africa
C. norvegicaStrand, 1900– North America, Europe, Russia (Europe to West Siberia)
C. notabilisL. Koch, 1873– Australia (Queensland)
C. obesaHentz,1847– USA, Canada
C. oceanicaOno, 2011– Japan
C. octogintaDankittipakul, 2008– Thailand
C. odelliEdwards, 1958– USA
C. odesanensisPaik, 1990– Russia (Far East), China, Korea
C. ogataiOno, 1995– Japan
C. oligeraeMikhailov, 1995– Russia (Far East)
C. opeongoEdwards, 1958– Canada
C. orientalisMikhailov, 1995–North Korea
C. oteroanaGertsch, 1941– USA
C. ovalisZhang, 1991– China
C. pacificaBanks, 1896– USA, Canada
C. pahilistapyaseaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Thailand, Indonesia (Borneo), Philippines
C. paikiMikhailov, 1991– Russia (Far East)
C. palaDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Indonesia (Moluccas)
C. pallidula(Clerck, 1757)(type) – Europe, Caucasus, Russia (Europe to Far East), Central Asia. Introduced to North America
C. pantherinaChrysanthus,1967– New Guinea
C. papillataSchenkel, 1936– Russia (Far East), China, Korea
C. papuanaChrysanthus,1967– New Guinea
C. paralenaMikhailov, 1995– North Korea
C. parallelaHu & Li, 1987– China
C. paranghinlalakirtaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. parangunikartaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. parconcinnaDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Thailand, Indonesia (Borneo)
C. parvulaSaito, 1933– Japan
C. pashabhaiiPatel & Patel, 1973– India
C. peculiarisL. Koch, 1873– New Zealand
C. phansaStrand, 1911– Indonesia (Aru Is.)
C. phragmitisC. L. Koch, 1843–Morocco,Algeria,Europe, Caucasus, Russia (Europe to Far East), Iran, Central Asia, China, Korea
C. phragmitoidesSchenkel, 1963– China
C. pianmaensisWang, Wu & Zhang, 2015– China
C. picturataDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Indonesia (Bali)
C. pikeiGertsch, 1941– USA, Canada
C. pilaDhali, Roy, Saha & Raychaudhuri, 2016– India
C. plumbiGertsch, 1941– USA
C. pogoniasSimon, 1906– India
C. pollicarisWu, Zheng & Zhang, 2015– China
C. pomoaGertsch, 1941– USA
C. pongolensisLawrence, 1952– South Africa
C. pototanensisBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. praematuraEmerton, 1909– North America, Russia (Far East)
C. proceraChrysanthus,1967– New Guinea
C. procteriGertsch, 1941– USA
C. productaForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. propinquaL. Koch, 1879– Russia (Middle Siberia to Far East), North Korea, China
C. proszynskiiMikhailov, 1995– North Korea
C. pruvotaeBerland, 1930– New Caledonia
C. pseudocordataDhali, Roy, Saha & Raychaudhuri, 2016– India
C. pseudogermanicaSchenkel, 1936– Russia (Far East), China, Korea, Japan
C. pseudomaxillataHogg, 1915– New Guinea
C. pseudoneglectaWunderlich, 1994– Morocco, Algeria, Europe, Caucasus
C. pseudopteronetaRaven& Stumkat, 2002– Australia (Queensland)
C. pseudosaxatilisMikhailov, 1992– Russia (Central Asia, South Siberia), Kazakhstan
C. pseudosimilisMikhailov, 1990– Algeria, Portugal,Greece(Crete), Caucasus
C. pterogonaYang, Song & Zhu, 2003– China
C. pueraNicolet, 1849– Chile
C. pupillarisLawrence, 1938– South Africa
C. pupulaThorell, 1897– Myanmar
C. pygmaeaBanks, 1892– USA, Canada
C. pyriferaSchenkel, 1936– China
C. qianhuayuaniBarrion, Barrion-Dupo & Heong, 2013– China
C. qiniTang, Song & Zhu, 2005– China
C. qiyunensisXu, Yang & Song, 2003– China
C. quebecanaDondale & Redner, 1976– USA, Canada
C. rainbowiRoewer, 1951– Australia (Lord Howe Is.)
C. ramaDankittipakul & Singtripop, 2008– India, Thailand, China
C. ramoiensis(Thorell, 1881)– New Guinea
C. ravaSimon, 1886–Senegal
C. reclusaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1863– Europe, Turkey, Russia (Europe to South Siberia), Kazakhstan
C. revillioidiLessert, 1936– South Africa, Mozambique
C. rhododendriBarrows, 1945– USA
C. rileyiGertsch, 1941– USA
C. ripariaL. Koch, 1866– Russia (Urals to Far East), Mongolia, China, Japan, North America
C. risbeciBerland, 1930– New Caledonia
C. rivalisPavesi, 1883– Ethiopia
C. robustaL. Koch, 1873– Australia
C. roeweriCaporiacco, 1940– Ethiopia
C. rosseraeLocket, 1953– Britain, France,Netherlands,Poland,Slovakia,Hungary,Romania
C. rostrataPaik, 1985– Russia (Far East), China, Korea, Japan
C. rothschildiBerland, 1922– Ethiopia
C. ruandanaStrand, 1916– East Africa
C. rumpianaLawrence, 1952– South Africa
C. rybiniMikhailov, 1992– Kazakhstan,Kyrgyzstan
C. ryukyuensisOno, 1989– Japan (Ryukyu Is.)
C. saltitansEmerton, 1919– USA, Canada
C. saltuumKulczyński, 1898– Austria
C. samoensisBerland, 1929– Samoa, French Polynesia (Society Is., Austral Is.: Rapa)
C. sapporensisHayashi, 1986– Russia (Far East), Korea, Japan
C. sauricaMikhailov, 1992– Kazakhstan
C. savesiBerland, 1930– New Caledonia
C. saxatilisL. Koch, 1867– France to Poland and south-eastern Europe
C. scandensDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Malaysia (Borneo)
C. scatulaForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. scenicaNicolet, 1849– Chile
C. semicircularisTang, Song & Zhu, 2005– China
C. sertungensisHayashi, 1996– Indonesia (Krakatau)
C. shillongensisMajumder & Tikader, 1991– India
C. sichotanicaMikhailov, 2003– Russia (Far East)
C. sigillataLawrence, 1952– South Africa
C. silvestrisDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Malaysia (Borneo)
C. similisL. Koch, 1867– Europe, Turkey, Caucasus
C. sjostedtiLessert, 1921– East Africa
- Clubiona s. spinigeraLessert, 1921– East Africa
C. sopaikensisPaik, 1990– Russia (Far East), Korea
C. sparassellaStrand, 1909– South Africa
C. spiralisEmerton, 1909– USA, Canada
C. stagnatilisKulczyński, 1897– Europe, Caucasus, Russia (Europe to South Siberia), Central Asia
C. stiligeraDeeleman-Reinhold, 2001– Indonesia (Sumatra)
C. stramineaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1872– Israel
C. subapplanataWang, Chen & Z. S. Zhang, 2018– China
C. subborealisMikhailov, 1992– Russia (South Siberia, Far East), Mongolia
C. subcylindricaWang, Chen & Z. S. Zhang, 2018– China
C. subkuuYu & Li, 2019– China
C. submaculata(Thorell, 1891)– India (Nicobar Is.)
C. submoralisWu, Zheng & Zhang, 2015– China
C. subnotabilisStrand, 1907– Australia
C. subparallelaZhang, Zhu & Song, 2007– China
C. subquebecanaYu & Li, 2019– China
C. subramaYu & Li, 2019– China
C. subrostrataZhang & Hu, 1991– China
C. subsultansThorell, 1875– Europe, Russia (Europe to South Siberia), Japan
C. subtilisL. Koch, 1867– Europe, Russia (Europe to Far East), Kyrgyzstan, Korea
C. subtrivialisStrand, 1906– Ethiopia, East Africa
C. subyaginumaiYu & Li, 2019– China
C. suthepicaDankittipakul, 2008– Thailand
C. tabupumensisPetrunkevitch, 1914– Myanmar
C. taiwanicaOno, 1994– China, Taiwan
C. tangiLiu, Peng & Yan, 2016– China
C. tanikawaiOno, 1989– China, Taiwan, Japan (Ryukyu Is.)
C. tateyamensisHayashi, 1989– Japan
C. tenera(Thorell, 1890)– Indonesia (Sumatra, Java)
C. tengchongZhang, Zhu & Song, 2007– China
C. ternatensis(Thorell, 1881)– Indonesia (Moluccas)
C. terrestrisWestring, 1851– Europe (without Russia), Turkey
C. theoblickiYu & Li, 2019– China
C. thorelliRoewer, 1951– Indonesia (Sumatra)
C. tiantongensisZhang, Yin & Kim, 1996– China
C. tikaderiMajumder & Tikader, 1991– India
C. tongdaoensisZhang, Yin, Bao & Kim, 1997– China, Korea
C. topakeaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. tortaForster, 1979– New Zealand
C. tortuosaZhang & Yin, 1998– China
C. transbaicalicaMikhailov, 1992– Russia (South Siberia)
C. transversaZhang & Yin, 1998– China
C. tridentataDhali, Roy, Saha & Raychaudhuri, 2016– India
C. trivialisC. L. Koch, 1843– North America, Europe, Russia (Europe to Far East), China, Japan
C. tsurusakiiHayashi, 1987– Russia (Kurile Is.), Japan
C. uenoiOno, 1986– Japan
C. umbilensisLessert, 1923– South Africa
C. unanoaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. unikartaBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. upoluensisMarples,1964– Samoa
C. vachoniLawrence, 1952– South Africa
C. vacunaL. Koch, 1873– New Guinea, Australia (Queensland)
C. valensSimon, 1897– South Africa
C. venatoriaRainbow & Pulleine, 1920– Australia (Lord Howe Is.)
C. venusaeBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. venustaPaik, 1985– China, Korea
C. victoriaensisBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. vigilKarsch, 1879– Russia (Kurile Is.), Korea, Japan, China
C. vigillellaStrand, 1918– Japan
C. violaceovittataSchenkel, 1936– China
C. vukomiJäger & Dankittipakul, 2010– Thailand, Laos
C. wolongicaZhu & An, 1999– China
C. wulingensisYu & Chen, 2017– China
C. xinwenhuiBarrion, Barrion-Dupo & Heong, 2013– China
C. yaginumaiHayashi, 1989– Taiwan, Japan
C. yangmingensisHayashi & Yoshida, 1993– Taiwan
C. yaoiYu & Li, 2019– China
C. yaroslaviMikhailov, 2003– Russia (Far East)
C. yasudaiOno, 1991– Japan
C. yoshidaiHayashi, 1989– Japan
C. yuriiMikhailov, 2011– Mongolia
C. zacharoviMikhailov, 1991– Russia (Far East), Korea
C. zandstraiBarrion & Litsinger, 1995– Philippines
C. zhangmuensisHu & Li, 1987– China
C. zhengiYu & Li, 2019– China
C. zhuiXu, Yang & Song, 2003– China
C. zillaDönitz & Strand, 1906– Japan
C. zimmermanniMarples, 1964– Samoa
C. zyuziniMikhailov, 1995– Russia (Far East)

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^^a ^b ^c"Gen. Clubiona Latreille, 1804".World Spider Catalog Version 20.0.Natural History Museum Bern. 2019.doi:10.24436/2.Retrieved2019-08-26.
^Mikhailov, K. G. (2012)."Reassesment [sic] of the spider genusClubiona(Aranei, Clubionidae) ".Vestnik Zoologii.46:179.doi:10.2478/v10058-012-0015-z.
^^a ^bSimon, E (1897).Histoire naturelle des araignées.Paris: Roret.doi:10.5962/bhl.title.51973.
^Mikhailov, K. G. (1997). "Redescription ofClubiona dubiaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1869 (Aranei Clubionidae) from Saint Helena Island ".Arthropoda Selecta.6:95.
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[NMBE-1] "Gen. Clubiona Latreille, 1804".World Spider Catalog Version 20.0.Natural History Museum Bern. 2019.doi:10.24436/2.Retrieved2019-08-26.

[Mikh2012-2] Mikhailov, K. G. (2012)."Reassesment [sic] of the spider genusClubiona(Aranei, Clubionidae) ".Vestnik Zoologii.46:179.doi:10.2478/v10058-012-0015-z.

[Simo1897-3] Simon, E (1897).Histoire naturelle des araignées.Paris: Roret.doi:10.5962/bhl.title.51973.

[Mikh1997-4] Mikhailov, K. G. (1997). "Redescription ofClubiona dubiaO. Pickard-Cambridge, 1869 (Aranei Clubionidae) from Saint Helena Island ".Arthropoda Selecta.6:95.

[Deel2001-5] Deeleman-Reinhold, C. L. (2001).Forest spiders of South East Asia: with a revision of the sac and ground spiders (Araneae: Clubionidae, Corinnidae, Liocranidae, Gnaphosidae, Prodidomidae and Trochanterriidae [sic]).Brill, Leiden. p. 90.

[Latr1804-6] Latreille, P. A.(1804). "Tableau methodique des Insectes".Nouveau Dictionnaire d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris.24:129–295.

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