Faiditus

Faiditus is a genus of comb-footed spiders that was first described by Eugen von Keyserling in 1884.

Species

it contains fifty-nine species, all found in the Americas except for F. xiphias, found in Asia:

F. acuminatus – Brazil, Argentina
F. affinis – Brazil
F. alticeps – Brazil, Paraguay
F. altus – Venezuela, Brazil
F. amates – Mexico, Guatemala
F. americanus – USA to Brazil, Argentina
F. amplifrons – Panama to Argentina
F. analiae – Brazil
F. arthuri – Panama
F. atopus – Panama to Ecuador
F. bryantae – Costa Rica, Panama
F. cancellatus – USA, Canada, Bahama Is.
F. caronae – Brazil
F. caudatus – USA, Caribbean to Argentina
F. chicaensis – Argentina
F. chickeringi – Panama
F. cochleaformus – Ecuador, Peru
F. convolutus – Guatemala to Peru, Brazil
F. cordillera – Ecuador
F. cristinae – Brazil
F. cubensis – Cuba
F. darlingtoni – Jamaica, Hispaniola
F. davisi – USA, Mexico
F. dracus – USA to Paraguay
F. duckensis – Brazil
F. ecaudatus Keyserling, 1884 – Brazil
F. exiguus – Cuba, Puerto Rico
F. fulvus – Brazil
F. gapensis – Jamaica
F. gertschi – Panama
F. globosus – USA to Ecuador
F. godmani – Guatemala
F. iguazuensis – Argentina
F. jamaicensis – Jamaica
F. laraensis – Argentina
F. leonensis – Mexico
F. maculosus – USA, Mexico
F. mariae – Argentina
F. morretensis – Brazil, Argentina
F. nataliae – Argentina
F. peruensis – Peru
F. plaumanni – Brazil
F. proboscifer – Ecuador, Peru
F. quasiobtusus – Puerto Rico, Virgin Is.
F. rossi – Colombia
F. sicki – Brazil
F. solidao – Brazil
F. spinosus – Venezuela, Peru
F. striatus – Brazil
F. subdolus – USA to Guatemala
F. subflavus – Peru
F. sullana – Peru
F. taeter – Mexico
F. ululans – Mexico to Brazil
F. vadoensis – Argentina
F. woytkowskii – Peru
F. xiphias – Myanmar, India to Japan, Indonesia
F. yacuiensis – Argentina
F. yutoensis – Argentina