Species
- Loxosceles accepta — Peru
- Loxosceles adelaida — Brazil
- Loxosceles alamosa — Mexico
- Loxosceles alicea — Peru
- Loxosceles amazonica — Brazil
- Loxosceles anomala — Brazil
- Loxosceles apachea — USA, Mexico
- Loxosceles aphrasta — China
- Loxosceles aranea — Mexico
- Loxosceles arizonica — USA
- Loxosceles aurea — Mexico
- Loxosceles baja — Mexico
- Loxosceles barbara — Mexico
- Loxosceles belli — Mexico
- Loxosceles bettyae — Peru
- Loxosceles blancasi — Peru
- Loxosceles blanda — USA
- Loxosceles boneti — Mexico, El Salvador
- Loxosceles candela — Mexico
- Loxosceles caribbaea — Greater Antilles
- Loxosceles carmena — Mexico
- Loxosceles chinateca — Mexico
- Loxosceles colima — Mexico
- Loxosceles conococha — Peru
- Loxosceles coquimbo — Chile
- Loxosceles coyote — Mexico
- Loxosceles cubana — Cuba, Bahama Islands
- Loxosceles deserta — USA, Mexico
- Loxosceles devia — USA, Mexico
- Loxosceles fontainei — Guinea
- Loxosceles foutadjalloni — Guinea
- Loxosceles francisca — Mexico
- Loxosceles frizzelli — Peru
- Loxosceles gaucho — Brazil, Tunisia
- Loxosceles gloria — Ecuador, Peru
- Loxosceles guatemala — Guatemala
- Loxosceles harrietae — Peru
- Loxosceles herreri — Peru
- Loxosceles hirsuta — Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina
- Loxosceles huasteca — Mexico
- Loxosceles immodesta — Brazil
- Loxosceles inca — Peru
- Loxosceles insula — Mexico
- Loxosceles intermedia — Brazil, Argentina
- Loxosceles jaca — Mexico
- Loxosceles jamaica — Jamaica
- Loxosceles jarmila — Jamaica
- Loxosceles julia — Peru
- Loxosceles kaiba — USA
- Loxosceles lacroixi — Ivory Coast
- Loxosceles lacta — China
- Loxosceles laeta — South America, introduced to North America, Finland and Australia
- Loxosceles lawrencei — Venezuela, Trinidad, Curaçao
- Loxosceles lutea — Colombia, Ecuador
- Loxosceles luteola — Mexico
- Loxosceles manuela — Mexico
- Loxosceles martha — USA
- Loxosceles meruensis — Tanzania
- Loxosceles misteca — Mexico
- Loxosceles mulege — Mexico
- Loxosceles nahuana — Mexico
- Loxosceles neuvillei — Somalia, East Africa
- Loxosceles olmea — Peru
- Loxosceles pallidecolorata — Ethiopia
- Loxosceles palma — USA, Mexico
- Loxosceles panama — Panama
- Loxosceles parrami — South Africa
- Loxosceles piura — Peru
- Loxosceles pucara — Peru
- Loxosceles puortoi — Brazil
- Loxosceles reclusa — North America
- Loxosceles rica — Costa Rica
- Loxosceles rosana — Peru
- Loxosceles rothi — Mexico
- Loxosceles rufescens — Cosmopolitan
- Loxosceles rufipes — Guatemala, Panama, Colombia
- Loxosceles russelli — USA
- Loxosceles sabina — USA
- Loxosceles seri — Mexico
- Loxosceles similis — Brazil
- Loxosceles smithi — Ethiopia
- Loxosceles sonora — Mexico
- Loxosceles spadicea — Peru, Bolivia, Argentina
- Loxosceles speluncarum — South Africa
- Loxosceles spinulosa — Southern Africa
- Loxosceles surca — Peru
- Loxosceles taeniopalpis — Ecuador
- Loxosceles taino — Bahama Islands, Jamaica, Hispaniola
- Loxosceles tehuana — Mexico
- Loxosceles tenango — Mexico
- Loxosceles teresa — Mexico
- Loxosceles tlacolula — Mexico
- Loxosceles unicolor — South America
- Loxosceles valdosa — Mexico
- Loxosceles valida — South Africa
- Loxosceles variegata — Paraguay
- Loxosceles virgo — Virgin Islands
- Loxosceles vonwredei — Namibia
- Loxosceles weyrauchi — Peru
- Loxosceles yucatana — Mexico, Belize, Guatemala
- Loxosceles zapoteca — Mexico
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