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File:Spiders Diversity.jpg

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English: Spiders Diversity
Date 30 January 2013, 23:29:37
Source
  • Cyrtaucheniidae
    (Aptostichus ?)
  • Corinnidae
    (Supunna ?)
  • Theridiidae
    (Latrodectus mactans)
  • Salticidae
    (Phidippus putnami)
  • Eresidae
    (Eresus sandaliatus)
  • Araneidae
    (Gasteracantha cancriformis)
  • Theraphosidae
    (Brachypelma smithi)
  • Thomisidae
    (?)
  • Segestriidae
    (Segestria florentina)
  • Nemesiidae
    (Calisoga ?)
  • Hexathelidae
    (Hadronyche modesta)
  • Titanoecidae
    (Pandava laminata)
  • Tetragnathidae
    (Metellina mengei)
  • Dipluridae
    (Linothele fallax)
  • Tengellidae
    (Titiotus ?)
  • Atypidae
    (Atypus karschi)
  • Oecobiidae
    (Uroctea durandi)
  • Oxyopidae
    (Oxyopes salticus)
Author Termininja

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