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Family Ctenizidae - Cork-lid trapdoor spiders

Cyclocosmia · Ummidia · Bothriocyrtum

Genus Cyclocosmia
Trap door spider? - Cyclocosmia truncata - female Ravine Trapdoor Spider - Cyclocosmia truncata - female Ravine Trapdoor Spider - Cyclocosmia truncata - female Ravine Trapdoor Spider - Cyclocosmia truncata - female Ravine Trapdoor Spider - Cyclocosmia truncata - female Ravine Trapdoor Spider - Cyclocosmia truncata - female Ravine Trapdoor Spider - Cyclocosmia truncata - female Ravine Trapdoor Spider - Cyclocosmia truncata - female

Genus Ummidia
Trapdoor Spider - Ummidia - male Trapdoor Spider - Ummidia - male unknown spider - Ummidia - male unknown spider - Ummidia - male Trapdoor spider - Ummidia - male Trapdoor spider - Ummidia - male Purseweb Spider Sphodros species (?) - Ummidia - male Trapdoor spider - Ummidia - female

Genus Bothriocyrtum
desert spider - Bothriocyrtum californicum desert spider - Bothriocyrtum californicum California Trapdoor Spider - Bothriocyrtum californicum - female California Trapdoor Spider - Bothriocyrtum californicum - female California Trapdoor Spider - Bothriocyrtum californicum - female


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