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Cypriotic spiders 1 - A large male Wolf spider, Lycosidae. At least 11 mm long (body+head). (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 1 - From below (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 1 - From below (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 6 - Theridiidae. A small Theridion. Less than 2 mm long. (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 6 - Head-on view. (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 6 - From below. (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 7 - Juvenile Philodromidae, less than 2 mm. (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 12 - Small male Theridiidae spider, about 2,5 mm long. (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 12 - Front view. (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 12 - From below. (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 12 - Close-up of palps. (Found: Fig tree bay Protaras Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 23 - Theridiidae. 2 mm. (Found: Ficardou Troodos Cyprus. Aug 2009 ) 23 - From below. (Found: Ficardou Troodos Cyprus. Aug 2009 )

Facts: Family: Unidentified Scientific name: Cypriotic spiders Common name: - These spiders were found in Cyprus, 1-14 aug 2009. Are you able to identify any of them?

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