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Anachemmis linsdalei - Female - Anachemmis linsdalei - female
Copyright © 2011 R.J. Adams

Anachemmis linsdalei - Female - Anachemmis linsdalei - Female
Fort Ord Public Lands, Monterey County, California, USA
February 6, 2011
Adult female Anachemmis linsdalei found in her silken retreat attached to the underside of a small pile of dead yucca leaves. Identification was confirmed by collecting the spider and keying it through both the Spiders of North America Identification Manual and Platnick and Ubick's (2005) revision of the genus.

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Contributed by R.J. Adams on 27 February, 2011 - 12:53am

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