description Miturga agelenina Overview
Miturga agelenina is a species of prowling spider in the family Miturgidae, described by Eugène Simon in 1909. The World Spider Catalog records it from Australia, specifically Western Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania. Australian spider references describe it as a large, fast-moving ground hunter, a useful distinction from web-building spiders in field identification.
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What kind of spider is Miturga agelenina?
Miturga agelenina is a prowling spider in the family Miturgidae. It was described by Eugène Simon in 1909.
Where is Miturga agelenina found?
The World Spider Catalog records it from Australia, including Western Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania. Australian references describe it as a large, fast-moving spider.
Does Miturga agelenina build a web to catch prey?
It is described as a prowling spider, so it is associated with actively hunting rather than relying on a classic capture web. The species belongs to the family Miturgidae.
Who described Miturga agelenina?
Eugène Simon described the species in 1909. It is recorded from several Australian regions, including Western Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania.
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