Friday, July 25, 2008

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unidentified

Class:
Arachnida Order: Araneae
Family: Prodidomidae

There are about 38,000 species of spiders. With which to get is extremely difficult to identify some more if the means by which to observe the spider has a photo. This is the case of one of them, appearing in the fourth bathroom of my house at night walking by a wall, so that we can deduce that likes dark, damp places.

At first I was told that the family could be Gnaphosidae, but it was quickly dismissed by the number and arrangement of their eyes. This family consists of 8 eyes in 2 rows of 4 eyes each. The spider in the picture, consists of 8 eyes arranged in a semicircle that fails to close the top. Therefore rule out the family also Dysderidae consisting of 6 eyes and the same provision but it does not close the circle for the bottom and I hope to explain well.

With this information and data have families reached: Prodidomidae Simon, 1884, Hahniidae Bertkau, 1878 with this particular family came to the species elegans Antistea , but other than training their eyes also match the training of its rows . Finally Chorizomma subterraneum family Dyctinidae .

But it is still unidentified, if any readers have any information that could be family or something that would enable the identification would be very grateful.


UPDATE: Since

has been identified and belongs to the family Prodidomidae


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