Description
The Salticidae family, known for its immense diversity in morphology, behavior, and predatory ecology, is the largest among spider families. Despite its significance, the diversity of jumping spiders in India remains poorly understood due to gaps in faunistic surveys and the shortage of experts in salticid taxonomy. This book compiles updated information on the diversity and distribution of Indian salticid species, addressing the existing challenges of misidentified and inadequately described species. It is an invaluable resource for researchers focused on the taxonomy and distribution of Indian jumping spiders.