Species
- Zodarion abantense Wunderlich, 1980 (Turkey, Georgia, Russia)
- Zodarion abnorme Denis, 1952 (Morocco)
- Zodarion aculeatum Chyzer, 1897 (Bulgaria, Serbia, Republic of Macedonia)
- Zodarion aegaeum Denis, 1935 (Greece)
- Zodarion aerium Simon, 1890 (Yemen)
- Zodarion affine (Simon, 1870) (Spain)
- Zodarion alacre (Simon, 1870) (Portugal, Spain)
- Zodarion algarvense Bosmans, 1994 (Portugal)
- Zodarion algiricum (Lucas, 1846) (Spain, Sicily, Morocco, Algeria)
- Zodarion andalusiacum Jocqué, 1991 (Spain)
- Zodarion atlanticum Pekár & Cardoso, 2005 (Portugal, Azores)
- Zodarion atriceps (O. P.-Cambridge, 1872) (Lebanon)
- Zodarion attikaense Wunderlich, 1980 (Greece)
- Zodarion aurorae Weiss, 1982 (Romania)
- Zodarion bacelarae Pekár, 2003 (Portugal)
- Zodarion bactrianum Kroneberg, 1875 (Central Asia)
- Zodarion beticum Denis, 1957 (Spain)
- Zodarion bicoloripes (Denis, 1959) (Algeria)
- Zodarion bosmansi Pekár & Cardoso, 2005 (Portugal)
- Zodarion buettikeri (Ono & Jocqué, 1986) (Saudi Arabia)
- Zodarion caporiaccoi Roewer, 1942 (Italy)
- Zodarion caucasicum Dunin & Nenilin, 1987 (Azerbaijan)
- Zodarion confusum Denis, 1935 (Italy)
- Zodarion costablancae Bosmans, 1994 (Spain)
- Zodarion couseranense Bosmans, 1997 (France)
- Zodarion cyprium Kulczyn'ski, 1908 (Cyprus, Crete, Lebanon, Ukraine)
- Zodarion cyrenaicum Denis, 1935 (Libya, Egypt, Israel)
- Zodarion denisi Spassky, 1938 (Turkmenistan, Tajikistan)
- Zodarion diatretum Denis, 1935 (Spain)
- Zodarion dispar Denis, 1935 (Algeria)
- Zodarion dubium Strand, 1906 (Algeria)
- Zodarion duriense Cardoso, 2003 (Portugal)
- Zodarion egens Denis, 1937 (Unknown)
- Zodarion elegans (Simon, 1873) (Southern Europe, North Africa)
- Zodarion emarginatum (Simon, 1873) (France, Corsica, Greece)
- Zodarion epirense Brignoli, 1984 (Greece)
- Zodarion fazanicum Denis, 1938 (Libya)
- Zodarion frenatum Simon, 1884 (Italy, Greece, Crete, Corfu, Turkey)
- Zodarion fulvonigrum (Simon, 1874) (France)
- Zodarion fuscum (Simon, 1870) (Britain, France, Spain)
- Zodarion gallicum (Simon, 1873) (France, Corsica, Italy, Balkans, Turkey)
- Zodarion germanicum (C. L. Koch, 1837) (Europe)
- Zodarion geshur Levy, 2007 (Israel)
- Zodarion geticum Weiss, 1987 (Romania)
- Zodarion gracilitibiale Denis, 1933 (France)
- Zodarion graecum (C. L. Koch, 1843) (Eastern Europe, Israel)
- Zodarion granulatum Kulczyn'ski, 1908 (Cyprus, Greece, Israel)
- Zodarion gregua Bosmans, 1994 (Portugal, Spain)
- Zodarion guadianense Cardoso, 2003 (Portugal)
- Zodarion hamatum Wiehle, 1964 (Italy, Austria, Slovenia)
- Zodarion hauseri Brignoli, 1984 (Greece)
- Zodarion immaculatum Denis, 1962 (Libya)
- Zodarion isabellinum (Simon, 1870) (Spain)
- Zodarion italicum (Canestrini, 1868) (Europe)
- Zodarion jozefienae Bosmans, 1994 (Portugal, Spain)
- Zodarion judaeorum Levy, 1992 (Israel)
- Zodarion kabylianum Denis, 1937 (Algeria)
- Zodarion korgei Wunderlich, 1980 (Turkey)
- Zodarion lindbergi Roewer, 1960 (Afghanistan)
- Zodarion luctuosum (O. P.-Cambridge, 1872) (Israel)
- Zodarion ludibundum Simon, 1914 (Corsica, Sicily, Algeria)
- Zodarion lusitanicum Cardoso, 2003 (Portugal)
- Zodarion lutipes (O. P.-Cambridge, 1872) (Israel, Lebanon)
- Zodarion luzonicum Simon, 1893 (Philippines)
- Zodarion machadoi Denis, 1939 (Portugal, Spain, Azores)
- Zodarion maculatum (Simon, 1870) (Portugal, Spain, Sicily, Morocco)
- Zodarion mallorca Bosmans, 1994 (Majorca)
- Zodarion marginiceps Simon, 1914 (Spain, France)
- Zodarion martynovae Andreeva & Tyschchenko, 1968 (Central Asia)
- Zodarion merlijni Bosmans, 1994 (Spain)
- Zodarion minutum Bosmans, 1994 (Spain, Majorca, Ibiza)
- Zodarion modestum (Simon, 1870) (Spain)
- Zodarion morosum Denis, 1935 (Eastern Europe)
- Zodarion murphyorum Bosmans, 1994 (Spain)
- Zodarion musarum Brignoli, 1984 (Greece)
- Zodarion nesiotes Denis, 1965 (Canary Is.)
- Zodarion nesiotoides Wunderlich, 1992 (Canary Is.)
- Zodarion nigriceps (Simon, 1873) (Corsica, Sardinia)
- Zodarion nitidum (Audouin, 1826) (North Africa, Middle East)
- Zodarion odem Levy, 2007 (Israel)
- Zodarion ohridense Wunderlich, 1973 (Bulgaria, Macedonia)
- Zodarion pallidum Denis, 1952 (Morocco)
- Zodarion petrobium Dunin & Zacharjan, 1991 (Azerbaijan, Armenia)
- Zodarion pileolonotatum Denis, 1935 (Libya)
- Zodarion pirini Drensky, 1921 (Bulgaria)
- Zodarion pseudoelegans Denis, 1933 (Spain, France, Ibiza)
- Zodarion pusio Simon, 1914 (France, Italy, Tunisia, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
- Zodarion pythium Denis, 1935 (Greece)
- Zodarion raddei Simon, 1889 (Central Asia)
- Zodarion remotum Denis, 1935 (Corsica, Italy)
- Zodarion reticulatum Kulczyn'ski, 1908 (Cyprus)
- Zodarion rhodiense Caporiacco, 1948 (Greece)
- Zodarion rhodiense nigrifemur Caporiacco, 1948 (Greece)
- Zodarion rubidum Simon, 1914 (Europe (introduced in U.S., Canada))
- Zodarion rudyi Bosmans, 1994 (Portugal, Spain)
- Zodarion ruffoi Caporiacco, 1951 (France, Italy)
- Zodarion sardum Bosmans, 1997 (Sardinia)
- Zodarion scutatum Wunderlich, 1980 (Slovenia)
- Zodarion segurense Bosmans, 1994 (Spain)
- Zodarion soror (Simon, 1873) (Corsica)
- Zodarion spasskyi Charitonov, 1946 (Central Asia)
- Zodarion spinibarbis Wunderlich, 1973 (Greece, Crete)
- Zodarion styliferum (Simon, 1870) (Portugal, Spain, Madeira)
- Zodarion styliferum extraneum Denis, 1935 (Portugal)
- Zodarion tadzhikum Andreeva & Tyschchenko, 1968 (Tajikistan)
- Zodarion talyschicum Dunin & Nenilin, 1987 (Azerbaijan)
- Zodarion testaceofasciatum Spassky, 1941 (Tajikistan)
- Zodarion thoni Nosek, 1905 (Eastern Europe to Armenia)
- Zodarion timidum (Simon, 1874) (Spain, France)
- Zodarion trianguliferum Denis, 1952 (Morocco)
- Zodarion tunetiacum Strand, 1906 (Tunisia)
- Zodarion turcicum Wunderlich, 1980 (Bulgaria, Turkey)
- Zodarion vanimpei Bosmans, 1994 (Spain)
- Zodarion variegatum Denis, 1956 (Morocco)
- Zodarion vicinum Denis, 1935 (England, Italy)
- Zodarion viduum Denis, 1937 (Portugal)
- Zodarion walsinghami Denis, 1937 (Algeria)
- Zodarion zebra Charitonov, 1946 (Uzbekistan)
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