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BugGuide Gathering
Smoky Mountains
University of Tennessee Biological Field Station
August 8-10, 2008
 
Photos from the gathering
 
Photos from the 2007 gathering in Minnesota

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Infraorder Mygalomorphae - Mygalomorphs

 
 
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American Tarantula Society
The American Tarantula Society's webpage, many interesting and useful articles and information.

Rick C. West: Tarantulas
A very complete site that lists tarantulas by species name... the biggest tarantula picture archive in the net by the leading tarantula expert, Rick West.

Tarantula Scientific Names vs. Common Names
A german page that lists some tarantula scientific names and pairs them with their most used common name for reference. Good site to clear up so many doubts that come up because of the usage of common names.

Nearctic Spider Database
The Nearctic Spider Database aims to consolidate images, distribution maps, and species descriptions for all species of spider found in North America.

DMNS-Colorado Spider Survey
Lots of interesting information about collecting and preserving spider specimens in their newsletter, which is available on their website.

Spiders of California
This is an authoritative checklist that aims (pretty much successfully) to list every species of spider ever recorded from California, along with synonyms, range (given in terms of counties) and citations of references in the taxonomic literature. It won't tell you how to identify any spiders, nor will it tell you anything beyond classification and range of species- but it will tell you the names and synonyms of species in a given county so you can look them up elsewhere.

Visually Identifiable Spiders
A handy list of spiders that can be recognized by their appearance alone. The brevity of the list should also serve as a warning that often we just can't be sure without having an expert look at a specimen.

Spiders and other Arachnids at U.C. Riverside
Information and myth-debunking on poisonous spiders in Southern California. Includes extensive info on the brown recluse spider; also brown widow, "blush spider," daddy long-legs, and hobo spider.

 
 
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