Category talk:Spiders by geographical distribution categories
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Hierarchy
[edit]As of 16 October 2016, the hierarchical structure was:
- Spiders of Africa (4 C, 236 P)
- Spiders of the Canary Islands (14 P)
- Spiders of Madagascar (12 P)
- Spiders of Réunion (10 P)
- Spiders of South Africa (15 P)
- Spiders of Asia (4 C, 343 P)
- Spiders of China (38 P)
- Spiders of Indonesia (7 P) – problematic, as Borneo is split between Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei; New Guinea between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea; Timor between Indonesia and East Timor
- Spiders of Israel (12 P)
- Spiders of Taiwan (14 P)
- Spiders of Europe (24 C, 442 P) – 2 geographical categories, rest by family
- Spiders of Great Britain (5 P)
- Spiders of Georgia (country) (33 P)
- Spiders of North America (2 C, 269 P)
- Spiders of Central America (45 P)
- Spiders of the United States (84 P) – note says to exclude Pacific islands, including Hawaii
- Spiders of Oceania (3 C, 48 P) – includes Hawaii and other American Pacific Islands
- Spiders of Australia (187 P)
- Spiders of Hawaii (13 P)
- Spiders of New Zealand (57 P)
- Spiders of South America (344 P)
Category:Spiders of Russia includes spiders of Europe and Asia which are not otherwise categorized, but doesn't fit into the hierarchy. Peter coxhead (talk) 09:24, 16 October 2016 (UTC)