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Family Agelenidae - Funnel-Web Spiders

Ageleninae · Grass Spiders · Barronopsis · Hololena · Tegenaria

Subfamily Ageleninae
Funnel Weaver - female Funnel Spider Egg sac My, what big chelicerae you have! Grass Spider Agelenid Spider funnel-web spider BG1237 C8317 - female

Genus Agelenopsis - Grass Spiders
Agelenopsis - male Funnel-Web Spider - Agelenopsis - male Huge spider... - Agelenopsis - male Funnel-Web Spider - Agelenopsis - female Spider - Agelenopsis - male Funnel weaver - Agelenopsis Funnel weaver - Agelenopsis Funnel or sheetweb weaver??? - Agelenopsis

Genus Barronopsis
Spider - Barronopsis Barronopsis - Barronopsis floridensis - female Barronopsis - Barronopsis floridensis - male Barronopsis - Barronopsis floridensis - male Funnel Web Spider? - Barronopsis - female Funnel Web Spider? - Barronopsis - female Funnel-Web Spider - Barronopsis - female Funnel-web Spider - Barronopsis

Genus Hololena
Corner Spider? - Hololena eye pattern - Hololena - male habitus - Hololena - male

Genus Tegenaria
Mysterious spider - Tegenaria agrestis Male Hobo? - Tegenaria agrestis - male Spider - Tegenaria Greater European House Spider - Tegenaria duellica agrestis eyes - Tegenaria agrestis - female Is this a Hobo Spider? - Tegenaria - female Tegenaria domestica - female


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