- The
Haplogynae or
haplogynes are one of the two main
groups into
which araneomorph spiders have
traditionally been divided, the
other being the Entelegynae...
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reproductive tracts are
arranged in one of two ways. The
ancestral arrangement ("
haplogyne" or "non-entelegyne")
consists of a
single genital opening,
leading to...
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typically shy,
phrynosomatid lizard Crevice weaver (family Filistatidae), a
haplogyne spider that
weaves funnel or tube webs Crev****e, a deep
crack or fissure...
- ejaculated. In a
minority of
spiders with
simple palps (mygalomorphs and
haplogynes), most or all of the bulb is inserted.
Since the
palpal bulbs lack sensory...
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identification and
classification of
different species, genera, and families. Most
haplogynes have six eyes,
although some have
eight (Plectreuridae), four (e.g., Tetrablemma)...
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three smaller genera, Citharoceps,
Gippsicola and Indoseges. They are
haplogyne spiders,
related to the
Dysderidae and
placed in
clade or superfamily...
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several superfamilies.
Molecular phylogenetic studies have
shown that the
haplogynes in
particular are not a
monophyletic group. A 2020
study suggested the...
- A. G. & Scioscia, C. L. (2002). "Cytogenetic
heterogeneity in
common haplogyne spiders from
Argentina (Arachnida, Araneae)" (PDF).
Journal of Arachnology...
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Synspermiata is a
clade of
araneomorph spiders,
comprising most of the
former "
haplogynes". They are
united by
having simpler genitalia than
other araneomorph spiders...
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Caponiidae is a
family of
ecribellate haplogyne spiders that are
unusual in a
number of ways. They
differ from
other spiders in
lacking book
lungs and...
