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Primitive spiders, fangs point straight down/twoards the body
Primitive spiders, fangs point straight down/twoards the body

Suborder Mygalomorphae

Modern spiders, fangs slope twoards each other
Modern spiders, fangs slope twoards each other
Suborder Araneomorphae
funnel weavers
Agelenidae
hackeldmesh weavers
Amaurobiidae
"forest hunters" native to Austrailia, New Zeland, South America
Amphinectidae
small, ground orbweavers
Anapidae
foldingdoor trapdoor spiders
Antrodiaetidae
ghost spiders
Anyphaenidae
orbweavers
Araneidae
myglomorph, purseweb spiders/atypical tarantulas
myglomorph, purseweb spiders/atypical tarantulas
Atypidae
ecribillate haplogynes, bright, lungless spiders, most have only two eyes
ecribillate haplogynes, bright, lungless spiders, most have only two eyes
Caponiidae
sac spiders
sac spiders
Clubionidae
ant mimic spiders
ant mimic spiders
Corinnidae
wandering spiders, aggressive and many are dangerous to humans, distinctive longitudinal groove on carapace
wandering spiders, aggressive and many are dangerous to humans, distinctive longitudinal groove on carapace
Ctenidae
Myglamorph, trapdoor spiders
Myglamorph, trapdoor spiders
Ctenizidae
ogrefaced spiders, sticklike and elongate
ogrefaced spiders, sticklike and elongate
Deinopidae
intertidal spider
intertidal spider
Desidae
meshweavers, cribellate
meshweavers, cribellate
Dictynidae
cone web spiders, desertshrub spiders
cone web spiders, desertshrub spiders
Diguetidae
myglamorphs, funnelweb spiders
myglamorphs, funnelweb spiders
Dipluridae
woodlouse eating spiders, large chelicerae, haplogyne
woodlouse eating spiders, large chelicerae, haplogyne
Dysderidae
cribellate, haplogyn, crevice weavers, funnel/tube webs
cribellate, haplogyn, crevice weavers, funnel/tube webs
Filistatidae
ground spiders, barrel shaped anterior spinnerets
ground spiders, barrel shaped anterior spinnerets
Gnaphosidae
combtailed spiders, dwarf-sheet spiders
combtailed spiders, dwarf-sheet spiders
Hahniidae
tree trunk spiders, long spinnerets
tree trunk spiders, long spinnerets
Hersiliidae
dusty desert spiders, very well camoflauged, can attatch dirt/sand to themselves, partially bury themselves
dusty desert spiders, very well camoflauged, can attatch dirt/sand to themselves, partially bury themselves
Homalonychidae
lampshade weavers, primitive araneomorph
lampshade weavers, primitive araneomorph
Hypochilidae
tiny, primitive haplogyns, midget cave spiders
tiny, primitive haplogyns, midget cave spiders
Leptonetidae
tiny sheetweb weavers

tiny sheetweb weavers

Linyphiidae

spinylegged sac spiders

spinylegged sac spiders

Liocranidae
wolf spiders

wolf spiders

Lycosidae

dwarf funnelweb tarantulas

dwarf funnelweb tarantulas

Mecicobothriidae

pirate/cannibal spiders

pirate/cannibal spiders

Mimetidae

prowling/long-legged sac spiders

prowling/long-legged sac spiders

Miturgidae

wishbone spiders

wishbone spiders

Nemesiidae

cave cobwebspiders

cave cobwebspiders

Nesticidae

flatmesh weavers

flatmesh weavers

Oecobiidae

goblin spiders

goblin spiders

Oonopidae

lynx spiders



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