Notes on American Theridiid Spiders
About 195 species of theridiid spiders are known from north of Mexico, about 800 in all the Americas. Among them are our commonest spiders but also numerous rare species. This is the first addition to my revisions of spiders of this family. Similar additions will be made periodically as it becomes n...
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| description | About 195 species of theridiid spiders are known from north of
Mexico, about 800 in all the Americas. Among them are our commonest
spiders but also numerous rare species. This is the first addition
to my revisions of spiders of this family. Similar additions will
be made periodically as it becomes necessary to report on new species,
describe the other sex of species known from only males or females,
record habitat notes of rare species and make corrections. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-4fb3a1e8e6f04f4cbbb67233912b2b902025-08-20T03:19:18ZengWileyPsyche: A Journal of Entomology0033-26151687-74381969-01-01761687310.1155/1969/15815Notes on American Theridiid SpidersHerbert W. Levi0Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, USAAbout 195 species of theridiid spiders are known from north of Mexico, about 800 in all the Americas. Among them are our commonest spiders but also numerous rare species. This is the first addition to my revisions of spiders of this family. Similar additions will be made periodically as it becomes necessary to report on new species, describe the other sex of species known from only males or females, record habitat notes of rare species and make corrections.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/1969/15815 |
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| title_short | Notes on American Theridiid Spiders |
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