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Arachnological

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A`rach`no`log´ic`al
a.1.Of or pertaining to arachnology.
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Along with the usual contents of a day-rucksack, the search revealed a number of items associated with arachnological research.
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Arachnological faunistic works have traditionally given scant attention to biogeographic origin, a situation which will hopefully change as arachnologists come to appreciate the critical importance of the native/non-native distinction in conservation contexts, as well as in understanding the ecology and evolution of these animals.
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Funding from the Memphis Zoological Society, the Memphis Zoo Conservation Action Network, and the American Arachnological Society make that possible.
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