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100 1  Whyte, Robert,|d1955-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       names/n2018180650|eauthor. 
245 12 A field guide to spiders of Australia /|cRobert Whyte and 
       Greg Anderson. 
264  1 Clayton, Vic. :|bCSIRO Publishing,|c2017. 
300    1 online resource 
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500    Includes index. 
505 0  Cover; Contents; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; 
       Introduction; From arachnophobia to arachnophilia; How to 
       use this book; Determining species -- everything helps, 
       including genitals; Australia's rich arachnological 
       history; Parts of a spider -- the need-to-know terms; 
       Shortcuts to identification ; Behaviour; Eyes; Spinnerets;
       Location; Webs; Burrows; Egg sacs; Leaf-curlers ; Spider 
       families from A to Z; Araneomorphae; Araneidae Orb-
       weavers; Araneinae Classic Orb-weavers; Araneus -- a huge 
       task of discovery and classification; Backobourkia -- a 
       true Aussie genus. 
505 8  Cyclosa -- a genus needing some serious attentionNew 
       discoveries in the west, with some shared; Argiopinae St 
       Andrew's Cross Spiders and allies; Cyrtarachninae Shiny 
       Orb-weavers; Cyrtophorinae Tent-web Orb-weavers; 
       Gasteracanthinae Spiny Orb-weavers; Mastophorinae Bolas 
       Spiders and allies; Nephilinae Golden Orb-weavers; 
       Kleptoparasites -- who's been stealing from my web?; 
       Zygiellinae Leaf-curling Orb-weavers; Where did they come 
       from and how did they get here?; Arkyidae Ambush-hunters; 
       Variations galore -- and they all look like poo; A case of
       convergence -- ambush-hunters among flowers. 
505 8  Clubionidae Sac SpidersCorinnidae Swift Spiders and Ant 
       Mimics; Ticopa -- a corinnid with an unusual biology; 
       Deinopidae Net-casting Spiders; Desidae Intertidal and 
       House Spiders; Eutichuridae Slender Sac Spiders; The 
       problem of species, subspecies and forms; Filistatidae 
       Crevice Weavers; Gnaphosidae Ground Spiders; The gnaphosid
       genus Eilica -- running with ants; Hersiliidae Two-tailed 
       Spiders; Lamponidae White-tailed Spiders; Linyphiidae 
       Money Spiders; Lycosidae Wolf Spiders; Mimetidae Pirate 
       Spiders; Miturgidae Prowling Spiders; Nicodamidae Red-and-
       black Spiders; Oxyopidae Lynx Spiders. 
505 8  Pholcidae Daddy Long-legs SpidersPisauridae Fishing 
       Spiders; Prodidomidae Long-spinneret Speedsters; 
       Salticidae Jumping Spiders; Jumping Spider diversity -- so
       many species, so little time ; Is it an ant? Or is it an 
       ant-mimicking Jumping Spider?; Peacock Spiders -- tiny 
       dancers going viral as video stars; When is a Maratus not 
       a Maratus? This is the question.; Ant, ant, on the wall, 
       who mimics you best of all?; Calling all citizen 
       scientists for project Opisthoncus; Extraordinary hunting 
       strategies for a spider specialist; Separating Servaea 
       species -- DNA helps paint the picture. 
505 8  Scytodidae Spitting SpidersSegestriidae Tube-web Spiders; 
       Sparassidae Huntsman Spiders; Tetragnathidae Long-jawed 
       Spiders; Theridiidae Comb-footed Spiders; The Redback 
       Spider -- an Australian now living overseas; Tiny forest 
       jewels -- spectacular Thwaitesia spiders; Thomisidae Crab 
       Spiders; Notes on some recent name changes ; A remarkable 
       find -- the missing male of a famous female; A spectacular
       ambush-hunter -- Thomisus spectabilis; Trochanteriidae 
       Unusual Flatties; Uloboridae Venomless Spiders; Zodariidae
       Ant-eating Spiders ; Mygalomorphae; Actinopodidae Mouse 
       Spiders. 
520    Australians have a love-hate relationship with spiders. 
       Spiders inspire fear, especially dangerous species such as
       the Redback and Sydney Funnelweb. Yet, Peacock Spiders, 
       whose males spread a colourful fan and wave their legs in 
       a courtship dance to impress females, have won rapturous 
       appreciation worldwide. A Field Guide to Spiders of 
       Australia uses photographs of live animals to enable 
       identification of commonly encountered spiders to the 
       family level and, in some cases, to genus and species. 
       Featuring over 1300 colour photographs, it is the most 
       comprehensive account of Australian spiders ever 
       published. With more than two-thirds of Australian spiders
       yet to be scientifically described, this book sets the 
       scene for future explorations of our extraordinary 
       Australian fauna. 
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653    Australian 
655  4 Electronic books. 
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