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Grammonota inornata
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Copyright © 2019
Chad Heins
Linyphiid--voucher image -
Grammonota inornata
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Mankato, MN, Blue Earth County, Minnesota, USA
August 1, 2019
Found between a curb and the adjacent sod.
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Contributed by
Chad Heins
on 6 August, 2019 - 4:41pm
Last updated 6 August, 2019 - 9:04pm
Moved
Moved from
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Chad Heins
, 6 August, 2019 - 9:04pm
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I didn't check ...
to see if there were any I might confuse it with but this one looks close enough if you want to double-check my guess:
Grammonota inornata
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Laura P.
, 6 August, 2019 - 7:27pm
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Yes!
I wanted it to be
Grammonota
! John's epigynum picture matches exactly what I was seeing (he takes better pictures). This was also a 1st state record!
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Chad Heins
, 6 August, 2019 - 9:06pm
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Awesome! I knew I had ...
seen it somewhere before, it was so familiar that I looked through my own submissions and when I didn’t find it there it I cheated by just looking through Erigoninae submissions from PA because I was hoping maybe it was something John Rosenfeld had found. After I found it I realized I had submitted one before but it was a male. I probably had dissected a female too (which would explain why it was so familiar) and didn’t bother submitting it because I had the male for a data point and didn’t want to go through the trouble when we already have John Rosenfeld’s.
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Laura P.
, 6 August, 2019 - 10:35pm
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