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3 +2 | aranha-de-teia-de-funil |
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4 | funel web spider (Atrax robustus) |
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3 | aranha de teia afunilada |
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funel web spider aranha de teia afunilada Explanation: :) Outras aranhas que tem matado o homem são a Aranha-eremita, castanha, do sul e do centro dos Estados Unidos, a aranha de teia afunilada, da Austrália ea ... www.valedosenigmas.hpg.com.br/natureza1.htm - 27k - Em cache - Páginas Semelhantes |
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funel web spider funel web spider (Atrax robustus) Explanation: Como não encontro um tradução Pt-Pt, eu deixaria ficar em inglês com o nome científico entre parênteses e com indicação do lugar onde se encontra (isto, se ainda não estiver indicado no texto). Identification Photo: M Gray © Australian Museum. Funnel-webs are large spiders (1.5 - 4.5 cm body length) with glossy dark brown to black carapace. The abdomen is usually dark plum to black and not patterned. Males often have a ventral spur or swelling midway along the second leg, which is pointed in Atrax and blunt (when present) in Hadronyche. Spinnerets usually obvious, finger-like and at the end of the abdomen. The eyes of Funnel-webs are closely grouped. Spiders commonly mistaken for Funnel-webs include: Trapdoor Spiders and Mouse Spiders Identification Photo: M Gray © Australian Museum. Funnel-webs are large spiders (1.5 - 4.5 cm body length) with glossy dark brown to black carapace. The abdomen is usually dark plum to black and not patterned. Males often have a ventral spur or swelling midway along the second leg, which is pointed in Atrax and blunt (when present) in Hadronyche. Spinnerets usually obvious, finger-like and at the end of the abdomen. The eyes of Funnel-webs are closely grouped. Spiders commonly mistaken for Funnel-webs include: Trapdoor Spiders and Mouse Spiders http://www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/funnelweb.htm De notar que a ***Atrax robustus*** é a Sydney Funnel-web Spider. Existem outras espécies tais como: Queensland: Hadronyche formidabilis North Coast, New South Wales: Hadronyche formidabilis, H. infensa, H. valida Blue Mountains, New South Wales: Blue Mountains Funnel-web H. versuta & Southern Tree Funnel-web H. cerberea Central Coast, New South Wales: Hadronyche cerberea, Atrax robustus South Coast, New South Wales: Hadronyche sp 'illawarra' group, Atrax robustus Southern Highlands, New South Wales: Southern Tree Funnel-web H. cerberea Kosciusko, New South Wales: Kosciusko Funnel-web Hadronyche sp Victoria: H. modesta & H. meridiana South Australia: H. adelaidiensis, H. eyrei & H. flindersi Tasmania: Tasmanian Funnel-web Spider H. venenata, H. pulvinator |
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funel web spider aranha-de-teia-de-funil Explanation: Aranha-de-teia-de-funnil de Sydney é o aracnídeo mais venenoso da Austrália. Uma picada do macho pode causar a morte em apenas 15 minutos. A aranha-macho muitas vezes entra nas casas durante o verão... Considere-se avisado! Reference: http://www.coesis.org/articles.php?frmArticleID=7930&PHPSESS... |
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