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Family Anyphaenidae - Ghost Spiders


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Range map for Ghost Spiders
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama 2284123 1 2
Arizona376 3111 2 10
Arkansas2  112   2  
British Columbia1 2  49163 1
California28921382426104514116
Colorado4 393 1   21
Connecticut  3 62 16   
Delaware    12    3 
Florida22161825292211538523
Georgia 25810411 142
Illinois 321554224 1
Indiana3   241 113 
Iowa   13511    
Kansas11 14  121132
Kentucky5 8437  6313
Louisiana12131124 62 
Maine       1 6  
Maryland34181620311091236109
Massachusetts410410281467911  
Michigan 1 2  1   13
Minnesota  3 615  1  1
Mississippi 81 4    2  
Missouri1  476 13 5 
Montana21     1    
Nebraska  12 3 1    
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Nevada          2 
New Hampshire    32    2 
New Jersey5 6101513225 62 
New Mexico  22    1 11
New York  25914217810 3
North Carolina7619106126891074
Ohio1 1  122111 
Oklahoma  1333212   
Ontario  111213 2  
Oregon   3 2 2    
Pennsylvania10221113382130914165 
Rhode Island   627 141  
South Carolina6213111  331
Tennessee  7954   52 
Texas1410313215208131410254
Utah1   2       
Vermont         3  
Virginia82281075 5466
Washington22  211   2 
West Virginia   1    11  
Wisconsin     96371  
Wyoming 2   2      

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