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| | | Tegenaria help This Tegenaria was found in my garden along with a female Tegenaria to which I am certain is a different species. I have some close images of the palpal organs, but unfortunately they are not the best so Id may be hard, if not impossible. I have compared and am swayed towards T.saeva but would appreciate anyones comments.   
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| | | Re: Tegenaria help I can see where you're coming from with T. saeva on this, but Tegenaria can be difficult even under the microscope. Close examination is crucial, as is the precise angle when viewing the palpal organ (side elevation for these).
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