General Zoology
General Zoology
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There are a number of different kinds of spiders and many differ greatly from the orb-weavers in their habits. The following are among the most important families: Thomisidce, crab-spiders, spin no webs, but lurk in flowers 130 GENERAL ZOOLOGY to capture their prey; many are colored so as to closely resemble the flowers in which they usually hide. The Attidce, or jumping spiders, are very stocky. They do not spin webs but hunt over the surfaces of plants, buildings, etc. The Drassidce, ground-s...piders, and Lycosidce, running- spiders, also spin very little, but seek small animals on the ground or among vegetation. Among the web-makers there are four important families. The Agelenidce are the tube-weavers or tent-weavers, which make flat snares in the grass (Fig. 59). There is usually a little tube at one side in which the spider lurks. The Lyniphiadce build flat irregular webs; the Epeiridce make round orbs; and the Therididce build irregular webs in the spaces among vegetation.
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There are a number of different kinds of spiders and many differ greatly from the orb-weavers in their habits. The following are among the most important families: Thomisidce, crab-spiders, spin no webs, but lurk in flowers 130 GENERAL ZOOLOGY to capture their prey; many are colored so as to closely resemble the flowers in which they usually hide. The Attidce, or jumping spiders, are very stocky. They do not spin webs but hunt over the surfaces of plants, buildings, etc. The Drassidce, ground-s...piders, and Lycosidce, running- spiders, also spin very little, but seek small animals on the ground or among vegetation. Among the web-makers there are four important families. The Agelenidce are the tube-weavers or tent-weavers, which make flat snares in the grass (Fig. 59). There is usually a little tube at one side in which the spider lurks. The Lyniphiadce build flat irregular webs; the Epeiridce make round orbs; and the Therididce build irregular webs in the spaces among vegetation.
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