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Parawixia bistriata is a
spider species found mainly in
South America. It is
known to have
social foraging behavior. Due to its
complex social system...
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Parawixia is a
genus of orb-weaver
spiders first described by F. O. ****rd-Cambridge in 1904. Most
species are
found in the
Neotropics but one species...
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Madagascar Parawixia F. O. P.-Cambridge, 1904
Parawixia acapulco Levi, 1992 —
Mexico Parawixia audax (Blackwall, 1863) —
Colombia to
Argentina Parawixia barbacoas...
- Caporiacco, 1940 —
Madagascar Paraverrucosa Mello-Leitão, 1939 —
South America Parawixia F. O. ****rd-Cambridge, 1904 — Mexico,
South America, Asia,
Papua New...
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Parawixia dehaani,
known in
Australia as the abandoned-web orb-weaver, is a
species of orb
weaver spider from the
family Araneidae which is
widely distributed...
- Espírito
Santo do Dourado,
Minas Gerais, in
January 2019, and
involved Parawixia bistriata individuals. It has been
observed that
being in Earth's orbit...
- include:
Agelenidae Agelena consociata Agelena republicana Araneidae Parawixia bistriata Desidae Phryganoporus candidus Dictynidae Aebutina binotata...
- Capello, 1867
Paraplectanoides Keyserling, 1886
Pararaneus Caporiacco, 1940
Parawixia F. O. ****rd-Cambridge, 1904
Parazygiella Wunderlich, 2004 Parmatergus...
- the 1950s he
studied spiders, even
naming three new
Brazilian species:
Parawixia inopinata Camargo, 1951,
Wagneriana gavensis (Camargo, 1951) and Tetragnatha...
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Neoscona vigilans Nephila pilipes Nephilengys malabarensis Ordgarius hobsoni Parawixia dehaani Poltys columnaris Poltys illepidus Thelacantha brevispina Ursa...
