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Family Lycosidae - Wolf Spiders

Phylum Arthropoda - Arthropods
Subphylum Chelicerata - Chelicerates
Class Arachnida - Arachnids
Order Araneae - Spiders
Infraorder Araneomorphae - True Spiders
No Taxon Entelegynae
Family Lycosidae - Wolf Spiders

Genus Allocosa
Genus Alopecosa
Genus Arctosa
Genus Camptocosa
Genus Geolycosa - Burrowing Wolf Spiders
Genus Gladicosa
Genus Hesperocosa
Genus Hogna
Genus Melocosa
Genus Pardosa - Thin-legged Wolf Spiders
Genus Pirata - Pirate Wolf Spiders
Genus Piratula
No Taxon Pirata/Piratula
Genus Rabidosa
Genus Schizocosa
Genus Sosippus - Funnel-Web Wolf Spiders
Genus Tigrosa
Genus Trabeops
Genus Trebacosa
Genus Trochosa
Genus Varacosa
No Taxon Hogna-like from Florida
No Taxon Narrow pale stripe from Florida and Texas (Trochosa)
No Taxon Trochosa-like A (broad ovoid median carapace stripe)
No Taxon Trochosa-like B (broad median carapace stripe)
No Taxon unidentified juveniles
No Taxon Unidentified Wolf Spiders covered with young

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