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Amaurobius ferox, commonly called the lace-web spider or black lace-weaver, is a cribellate spider associated with crevices, walls, and sheltered places around buildings. It produces a dense, hackled silk web rather than a typical sticky orb web and is most often encountered at night. The species is...
Amaurobius ferox, commonly called the black lace-weaver, is a dark cribellate spider found in Europe. It builds a sheet-like, hackled web around sheltered places such as cracks, walls, and other crevices, where it waits for small prey. The species is also known for matriphagy: after the young hatch,...
Amaurobius similis is a species of spider in the family Amaurobiidae, described by John Blackwall in 1861. It is recorded across Europe and the Caucasus, with an introduced presence in North America, and is found in crevices, under stones, beneath bark, and in basements. The spider constructs a tang...
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