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Liphistius is a
genus of
basal trapdoor spiders in the
family Liphistiidae. They are
found in ****an, China, and
Southeast Asia. The
genus Liphistius was...
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described by
Kyukichi Kishida in 1920, when it was
placed in the
genus Liphistius as L. kimurai. In 1923,
Kishida erected the
genus Heptathela for the species...
- was the
first to
realize that the
exceptional characters of the
genus Liphistius (the only
member of the
group then known)
meant that it was more different...
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information related to
Liphistius batuensis. T.W. Lim and S.S.
Yussof (2009). "Conservation
status of Batu
Caves Trapdoor Spider (
Liphistius batuensis Abraham...
- T****ll in 1869. When
narrowly cir****scribed, it
comprises a
single genus Liphistius,
native to
Southeast Asia; as of April 2024[update], this was the cir****scription...
- of cave fauna,
including endemic species such as the
trapdoor spider Liphistius batuensis.
There are 21
species of bats,
including several species of...
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species of the
genus Liphistius build camouflaged silk
tubes with a
second trapdoor as an
emergency exit.
Members of the
genus Liphistius run silk "tripwires"...
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harbor a
number of
endangered species, such as the
Tooth cave spider,
liphistius trapdoor spider, and the gray bat.
Caves are
visited by many surface-living...
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cavernicolus (Araneae: Ctenizidae)
Heteropoda robusta (Araneae: Heteropodidae)
Liphistius batuensis (Araneae: Liphistiidae)
Psiloderces crinitus (Araneae: Ochyroceratidae)...
- The cave, Gua Anak Takun, is home to a rare
species of
trapdoor spider,
Liphistius batuensis.
Templar Park is the type
locality where the
holotype of the...
