Detalik

Genus of spiders

Detalik is a genus of jumping spiders, consisting of four species. The genus was circumscribed in 2021 by Wanda Wesołowska, along with descriptions of the type species Detalik anthonyi and two other species. These were all found in Nigeria, although another species described in 2022 lives in Ivory Coast. Overall, the members of the genus are very small spiders, between 3.5 and 5 mm long. They have distinctive features in their mouthparts, including a short fang on their jaws, or chelicerae, along with a two small teeth to the front and a large tooth to the back. The upper part of their body, the carapace, is noticeable for its almost vertical sloping back and the front legs are characterised with very long spikes on the tibia and metatarsus. Although the are unique to each member species, there are some common features. While each species has unique reproductive organs, there are some common features: males have a spike at the back of a structure used during mating females have their reproductive openings hidden in a small indentation in the visible part of their copulatory organs, the epigyne.

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