Levi 1971, The Diadematus Group of the Orb-Weaver Genus Araneus North of Mexico(1)
  1. Pg. 175 Figures 218-232 are actually
Araneus illaudatus.
  2. Pg. 175 Figures 233-240 are actually
Araneus abigeatus.
Howell & Jenkins 2004, Spiders of the Eastern United States A Photographic Guide (2)
  1. pg. 93 -
Achaearanea rupcola is now
Cryptachaea rupicola.
  2. pg. 92 & 95 -
Achaearanea tepidariorum is now
Parasteatoda tepidariorum.
  3. pg. 105 - The image labeled
Rhomphaea fictilium is actually
Rhomphaea projiciens.
  4. pg. 146 - We believe this image labeled
A. guttulatus is actually
A. bonsallae.
  5. pg. 193 - We believe this image labeled
N. domiciliorum is actually
N. crucifera.
  5. pg. 255 -
Lupettiana mordax is mispelled as "
Leupettiana".
  6. pg. 256 -
Phrurotimpus, Phrurolithus & Scotinella have been moved from Liocranidae to Corinnidae.
  7. pg. 263 - Figure 165 is not
Castianeira amoena, but
Castianeira gertschi or trilineata (though the original documentation pointing out this error has since been lost).
  8. pg. 288 - We believe these images labeled
Bassaniana are actually
Xysticus.
  9. pg. 289 - We believe the top image on 289 may be
Mecaphesa.
10. pg. 289 - We believe the bottom image on 289 is a male
Misumenoides.
Weber 2003, Spiders of the North Woods (3)
  1. pg. 44 -
Achaearanea tepidariorum is now
Parasteatoda tepidariorum.
  2. pg. 72 -
Araneus gemmoides likely, not
A. diadematus.
  3. pg. 86 & 87 -
Meta species, not
Neoscona arabesca.