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A new fossil species of salticid spider (Araneae: Salticidae) is described based on an amber-embedded specimen. The specimen was collected from lignite-sandstone early-mid Miocene sediments near the town of Totolapa in Chiapas, southwestern Mexico. The diagnosis and description is supported by key characters that best match the genus  Maevia  Koch, 1846. Thus, this new fossil species has been named  Maevia eureka  nov. sp. This fossil shows closer affinities in epygine traits with extant specimens grouped around the species  Maevia poultoni  Peckham & Peckham, 1901. This represents the first known fossil species within  Maevia  and the southernmost record of the genus in North America that shows Nearctic relationships.

Miocene spiderMaevia eurekanov. sp. (Araneae: Salticidae)