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Family Amaurobiidae - Hacklemesh Weavers

Amaurobius · Callobius · Cybaeopsis · Pimus

Genus Amaurobius
Hacklemesh Weaver - Amaurobius ferox - male Dorsum - Amaurobius borealis - female Hacklemesh Weaver - Amaurobius ferox - male spider - Amaurobius borealis - male spider - Amaurobius borealis - female Spider - Amaurobius ferox - male Spider - Amaurobius ferox - male spider - Amaurobius borealis - male

Genus Callobius
Hacklemesh Weaver - Callobius bennetti - male Male house spider - Callobius? - Callobius severus - male What kind of spider is this? - Callobius pictus spider - Callobius bennetti - female Epigyne, ventral view (BG:395095) - Callobius bennetti - female Callobius bennetti? - Callobius bennetti - male Brown legs and body, grey/black opisthosoma, 6? eyes - Callobius - female Red spider - Callobius severus

Genus Cybaeopsis
Entelegynes 6.15.09 01a - Cybaeopsis Cybaeopsis wabritaska - male

Genus Pimus
Pimus - Pimus fractus Callobius? - Pimus fractus


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