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| | | Re: Spider and egg sac ID Sorry No.9 Im confused. Which covers the area I have described? Would be nice if it was C.terrestris! | 
21-07-2009, 10:58 PM
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| | | Re: Spider and egg sac ID If you click on the links on my last post you'll see the distribution for each species. C. atropos has a good spread towards your specimen area, but falls a bit short, whereas C. terrestris lies more to the south and east with one record towards your area.
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