Myrmecophamy is one of the most common types of dietary conformity with predators. May include exploitation of ants, termites, or both. Although ants and termites share some traits, they are firmly related and have different defense mechanisms. Therefore, adapting ants and termites varies, especially with arthropod predators with the same body size as their victim….
A Web in Canopy Discoveries about me (Araneae: Araneidae). New spectacular species of orb-weaving spiders from Ecuador and the first record of the country in Pozonia Schenkel, 1953 Abstract Two new species from Araneidae family are defined: a new species from monyotypic genus Spineira Levi, 1995, Spineira Erwini Sp. NOV. (♀), and a new species…
Image Credit: Tom Moran, courtesy of Tom’s big spiders. Production or use of this image with no clear consent is strictly prohibited. The critical role of Arachidonic Acid in disposing of spiders Abstract Spiders often suffer from abnormal disposal and next death when sponsored by a monetypic diet in fruit drosophila melanogaster. The fruit flies…
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Ecosystem’s analysis of ecosystem and management management of Danube Bahabrain in Slovakia through the bioindicative amount of spiders (Araneae) Abstract The purpose of this research is to record changes to the structural population of epigeic spiders Danube Delta (Slovakia) as a result of human intervention. During this research (2020-2023), we investigate the effect of the…
A Review of the Relationships of Australian Funnel-Web Spiders With A New Species Of Funnel-Web Spider From Far North-Eastern Tasmania (Hexathelidae: Atracinae: Araneae) Abstract A new species of funnel-web spiders, Hasyyche Simonfearni, described from Far North-Eastern Tasmania. Examined family status. Disadvantages including misconceptions and losses of molecular analysis techniques in ATRACIDAE as Actinopodidae Sister Group…
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By AJC1 – January Sali Sala, CC by -Sa 2.0, https: //commons.wikimedia.phpurid=9588888851 More than Venomous Fangs: Uloboridae spiders have lost their Venom but not their kahoxicity history Venom, one of the most important secrets of nature, there is an important role in evolutionary success in many groups of animals, including spiders. However, the spiders of…
A checklist is given to the spiders in Ascension Island, with new Faunistic records for a family, five genera, and three-level taxa levels. For the last, Oecobius Matathaus Tikader, 1962 (Oecobiidae), and scytodes Velutina Heinoken & Lowe, 1832 and S Simon Simon: 1882 (Both scoltodidae) recorded. Seven genera recorded from the island of those who…
Family spiders Philodromidae Thorell, 1869 from Guizhou and Hubei Provinces, China was studied. Have a total of three genera and seven species reported and described, consisting Synodromes Talyue Fountain. noVeMber (Newly recorded genus for Hubei), and all known species from two provinces: Philodromus Auricomus L. Koch, 1878, P. Guiya Long & Yu, 2022, P. Subaureolus…
Spiders, ubiquitous and many predators in terrestrial ecosystems, often are the subjects of an unreasonable negative understanding. However, these wonderful creatures stand as heroes within our ecosystems, contributed many ecosystem services critical of human benefit. Here, we depict a different spectrum of ecosystem services offered by spiders and their potentially encouraging or directly providing environmental-based…