# Neonella

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{{Short description|Genus of spiders}}
{{Automatic taxobox
| taxon = Neonella
| image = Edwards_Neonella_vinnula_01.jpg
| image_caption = Male ''Neonella vinnula''
| authority = [Gertsch](/source/Willis_J._Gertsch), 1936<ref name=NMBE />
| type_species = ''[N. vinnula](/source/Neonella_vinnula)''
| type_species_authority = Gertsch, 1936
| subdivision_ranks = Species
| subdivision = 14, see text
}}

'''''Neonella''''' is a [genus](/source/genus) of [jumping spiders](/source/Salticidae) that was first described by [Carl Eduard Adolph Gerstaecker](/source/Willis_J._Gertsch) in 1936.<ref name=Gert1936>{{cite journal| last=Gertsch| first=W. J.| year=1936| title=Further diagnoses of new American spiders| journal=American Museum Novitates| pages=1–27| issue=852| author-link=Willis J. Gertsch}}</ref> The name is a combination of the related spider genus ''[Neon](/source/Neon_(spider))'' and the suffix "-ella".

==Species==
{{as of|2019|07}} it contains fourteen species, found in the Caribbean, [Paraguay](/source/Paraguay), [Brazil](/source/Brazil), [Argentina](/source/Argentina), and the [United States](/source/United_States):<ref name=NMBE>{{cite journal| title=Gen. Neonella Gertsch, 1936| website=World Spider Catalog Version 20.0| accessdate=2019-08-06| year=2019| publisher=Natural History Museum Bern| url=http://www.wsc.nmbe.ch/genus/2815| doi=10.24436/2| last1=Gloor| first1=Daniel| last2=Nentwig| first2=Wolfgang| last3=Blick| first3=Theo| last4=Kropf| first4=Christian}}</ref>
*''[Neonella acostae](/source/Neonella_acostae)'' <small>Rubio, Argañaraz & Gleiser, 2015</small> – [Argentina](/source/Argentina)
*''[Neonella antillana](/source/Neonella_antillana)'' <small>[Galiano](/source/Mar%C3%ADa_Elena_Galiano), 1988</small> – [Jamaica](/source/Jamaica)
*''[Neonella camillae](/source/Neonella_camillae)'' <small>Edwards, 2003</small> – USA
*''[Neonella choanocytica](/source/Neonella_choanocytica)'' <small>Salgado & Ruiz, 2018</small> – [Brazil](/source/Brazil)
*''[Neonella colalao](/source/Neonella_colalao)'' <small>Galiano, 1998</small> – Argentina
*''[Neonella gyrinus](/source/Neonella_gyrinus)'' <small>Salgado & Ruiz, 2018</small> – Brazil
*''[Neonella lubrica](/source/Neonella_lubrica)'' <small>Galiano, 1988</small> – Brazil, [Paraguay](/source/Paraguay)
*''[Neonella mayaguez](/source/Neonella_mayaguez)'' <small>Galiano, 1998</small> – [Puerto Rico](/source/Puerto_Rico)
*''[Neonella minuta](/source/Neonella_minuta)'' <small>Galiano, 1965</small> – Brazil, Argentina
*''[Neonella montana](/source/Neonella_montana)'' <small>Galiano, 1988</small> – Brazil, Argentina
*''[Neonella nana](/source/Neonella_nana)'' <small>Galiano, 1988</small> – Paraguay
*''[Neonella noronha](/source/Neonella_noronha)'' <small>Ruiz, [Brescovit](/source/Ant%C3%B4nio_Brescovit) & Freitas, 2007</small> – Brazil
*''[Neonella salafraria](/source/Neonella_salafraria)'' <small>Ruiz & Brescovit, 2004</small> – Brazil
*''[Neonella vinnula](/source/Neonella_vinnula)'' <small>Gertsch, 1936</small> ([type](/source/Type_species)) – USA

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
* [http://www.peckhamia.com/salticidae/salticidae.php?adres=img.php?id=24631&s_id=6819 Pictures of ''N. vinnula'']

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Category:Salticidae
Category:Salticidae genera
Category:Spiders of North America
Category:Spiders of South America
Category:Taxa named by Willis J. Gertsch

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