description Titanoeca albomaculata Overview
Titanoeca albomaculata is a small spider in the family Titanoecidae, a group commonly known as rock weavers. Jean Victor Audouin described the species in 1846. It has a dark body marked by conspicuous white spots on the abdomen and is associated with rocky, mountainous habitats; its reported habits are nocturnal and ground-dwelling. The species is relevant to arachnologists and naturalists studying spider identification and regional biodiversity.
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What does Titanoeca albomaculata look like?
Titanoeca albomaculata is a small spider with a dark body and conspicuous white spots on its abdomen. It belongs to the family Titanoecidae, commonly called rock weavers.
Who described Titanoeca albomaculata?
Jean Victor Audouin described the species in 1846. The species is now placed in the spider family Titanoecidae.
Where does Titanoeca albomaculata live?
It is associated with rocky and mountainous habitats. Its family name, rock weavers, also reflects the kinds of hard environments linked with these spiders.
What family does Titanoeca albomaculata belong to?
It belongs to Titanoecidae, a spider family commonly known as rock weavers. The species is recognized by its small size and white abdominal markings.
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