10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LATERIGRADE»
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1
Common Spiders of North America
Plates 46, 70–75 This group of spiders holds their legs in a somewhat crablike
posture referred to as laterigrade (see Fig. 13). The legs of these spiders often
have femora with an oval cross-section. These femora lie flat with the broad front
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Annals of Natural History, Or Magazine of Zoology, Botany, ...
Tha- nalus, Koch, Artamus, Koch, Selenops, Duf., Philodromus, Koch, and Olios
of Walckenaer (which last is identical with Koch's Ocypete, a name that cannot
stand as it has been elsewhere employed), all form a group of laterigrade spiders
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3
Annals of Natural History
Thanatus, Koch, Artamus, Koch, Selenops, Duf., Philodromus, Koch, and Olios of
Walckenaer (which last is identical with Koch's Ocypete, a name that cannot
stand as it has been elsewhere employed), all form a group of laterigrade spiders
...
4
Annals & Magazine of Natural History
“Evidently, by its structure and habits on the leaf of a tree, this species is a
Laterigrade; it differs, however, most singularly from that tribe, and is, I think, a
new genus. “ Anterior eyes red; maxillae rounded, inclined; mentum thinly arrow-
shaped ...
Sir William Jardine, 1841
Two-clawed slender laterigrade legs with claw tuft and scopulae. Cheliceral fang
furrow without teeth. Descriptive features Cephalothorax slightly flattened, as
long as wide or elongated and smoothly convex on lateral sides, clothed in soft ...
6
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences
While examining and classifying the collection of spiders in the Academy of
Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, I discovered a number of specimens of the
large laterigrade Sarotes venatorius, Linn., from various localities, as represented
upon ...
cient confidence that their jaws were already modified. This assumption applies
also to those Carboniferous spiders which resemble laterigrade huntsman-
spiders. The laterigrade type of locomotion is a rather special adaptation to flat ...
8
Forest Spiders of South East Asia: With a Revision of the ...
1997) the family is defined by a combination of a flattening and widening of the
body, laterigrade legs, enlarged projected chelicerae, elongate and often barely
depressed endites and absence of serrula. The coxae and trochanters IV are ...
Christa L. Deeleman-Reinhold, 2001
The new Paleozoic laterigrade family Pyritaraneidae differs from Recent ones in
the primitive character of the abdomen, which is still externally segmented and
apparently with a greater number of segments, perhaps with all 12 still present, ...
10
Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology
Heteropoda, like other Eusparassidae, has distinctly laterigrade legs. Of the legs
of his Ocypete triguttata Koch merely says that their length agrees with that of the
other species (of the genus) : "Die Beine stimmen in der Lange mit den andern ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LATERIGRADE»
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laterigrade is used in the context of the following news items.
Youths vie for top US spelling honor
... state title in March by correctly spelling laterigrade (moving sideways) and deglaciation (the uncovering of land by a disappearing glacier). «The Express Tribune, May 13»
Young wordsmith: Lynn 8th grader preps for national spelling bee
vainglory. parochialism. laterigrade. dactylogram. cabaret. hegemonic. bandicoot. brilliantine. tyrannical. mobiliary. nymphal. legato. oligarchic. «Las Cruces Sun-News, Mar 13»
Concord's 'temerarious' Hannah Miller wins state spelling bee with …
... the day's moment of highest drama when, in the seventh round, she let an interjection of “Oh!” slip into her spelling of “laterigrade.”. «Concord Monitor, Mar 13»
