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Entelegynes

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Desidae · Mesh Web Weavers · Ground Spiders · Hahniidae · Hersiliids

Family Desidae
Spider on garden gate - Badumna longiqua - female Spider on garden gate - Badumna longiqua - female Badumna? - Badumna longiqua - male Spider - Badumna longiqua The spinneret end - Badumna longiqua Spider - Badumna longiqua Spider - Badumna longiqua Reddish spider - Badumna longiqua

Family Dictynidae - Mesh Web Weavers
Male Dictyna - male Mesh Web Weaver Mesh Web Weaver spider Spider Tiny Spider and Fly Spider spider - Cicurina

Family Gnaphosidae - Ground Spiders
Spider BG460 - female Spider BG516 - male Stripey - Cesonia Jumping Spider - Sergiolus - male black/brown spider spider - Sergiolus Ground Spider - Cesonia Spider

Family Hahniidae
tiny wolf spider? spider Dorsum - Hahnia - male Spinnerets and tracheal spiracle - Hahnia - male Dorsum - Cryphoeca montana - female small spider - Neoantistea - female small spider - Neoantistea - female small spider - Neoantistea - female

Family Hersiliidae - Hersiliids
Mexican Twotailed Spider - Neotama mexicana Sprawling spider - Neotama mexicana Spider - Neotama mexicana Neotama mexicana (O. P.-Cambridge) - Neotama mexicana

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