Saitonia

Saitonia is a genus of spiders belonging to the family Linyphiidae, the dwarf or sheet-web spiders. These spiders are typically small in size, often less than 3mm in length. They are found primarily in Eurasia and North America, inhabiting a variety of habitats including leaf litter, moss, and under rocks. Saitonia spiders are characterized by their intricate sheet webs, often built close to the ground or within low-lying vegetation. They are predators, capturing small insects and other invertebrates that wander onto their webs.

Saitonia spiders possess typical Linyphiid features, including eight eyes arranged in two rows, and spinnerets used for silk production. The precise taxonomic classification and species count within the Saitonia genus may be subject to ongoing revision and refinement as new research emerges. More detailed information on specific species within the genus, their distribution, and specific behavioral traits can be found in scientific literature dedicated to arachnology and taxonomy.