description Hololena curta Overview
Hololena curta is a funnel-weaving spider in the family Agelenidae. George Marx described it in 1891, and the species is associated with the Hololena spiders of the western United States. It has a relatively short, robust body compared with some related funnel weavers; like other agelenids, it uses a sheet web with a funnel-shaped retreat from which it can ambush small prey.
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What is Hololena curta?
Hololena curta is a funnel-weaving spider in the family Agelenidae. It is one of the Hololena spiders associated with the western United States.
Who described Hololena curta?
George Marx described Hololena curta in 1891. The species belongs to the funnel-weaver group of spiders.
What does Hololena curta look like?
Hololena curta has a relatively short and robust body compared with some related funnel weavers. Like other members of its group, it builds a sheet web connected to a funnel retreat.
Where are Hololena curta spiders found?
The species is associated with the western United States. It belongs to the Hololena spiders, a regional group of funnel weavers.
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