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Crab spider
(redirected from Thomisidae)

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(Zool.) one of a group of spiders (Laterigradæ); - called because they can run backwards or sideways like a crab.

See also: Crab



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Gnaphosidae and Thomisidae also make up 5% or more of the region's species; 10 other families make up 1% or more of the region's species, and the remaining 25 families each are represented by less than 1% of the total species (Table 2).
The spider species of the Great Lakes States by Louderman, James / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
Other families that have species that can row include Salticidae (1 of 12 species) and Thomisidae (1 of 4 species).
Zoology and entomology by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
gemmosum (McCook 1881) Thomisidae Coriarachne utahensis sni transf to Bassaniana (Gertsch 1932) Coriarachne versicolor INHS; c40; transf to Bassaniana Keyserling 1880 DRC Misumena calycina L&U syn of M.
The spider species of the Great Lakes States by Louderman, James / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
 
 
 
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