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Furrow Spider

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Gordon Dietzman
I can, perhaps, help you narrow down an ID. The light spots on the underside of the abdomen is often a mark found in Larinioides genus. This looks very much like a furrow spider (Larinioides cornuta) that I photographed last summer. Take a look and browse through these pages: http://bugguide.net/node/view/33791/bgpage and see what you think. Nice series of photos, by the way, from which to ID a species....

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International Spider Survey
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MISSION WEIRD Northeastern US
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Creatures of Pennsylvania
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Backyard bugs and unknown visitors of the Northeastern United States
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Nature in the Yard Project NorthEastern US
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PublishedApril 9, 2013

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