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Mygalomorphae

The Mygalomorphae, or mygalomorphs, are an infraorder of spiders, and comprise one of three major groups of living spiders with over 3,000 species, found on all continents except Antarctica. Many members are known as trapdoor spiders due to their creation of trapdoors over their burrows. Other prominent groups include Australian funnel web spiders and…

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Triples70
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related to Phylogeny · 19
Mygalomorphae → Anamidae, Australothelinae, Bemmeridae, Ctenizidae, Cyrtaucheniidae, Dipluridae, Entypesidae, Euagridae, Five, Ischnothelidae, Lastly, Microhexuridae, Nemesiidae, Opatova, Optova, Pycnothelidae, Stasimopidae, The, Three
related to Sources · 15
Mygalomorphae → American Museum, American Museum Novitates, Araenae, Bulletin, Cladistics, Goloboff, March, Natural History, New York, NY, Pablo, PDF, Raven, Report, The
related to Evolution · 13
Mygalomorphae → Atypoidea, Avicularioidea, France, Jurassic, Megarachne, Molecular, No, Rosamygale, Some, The, The Atypoidea, Triassic, Upper Carboniferous
related to Distribution · 12
Mygalomorphae → Atypidae, Ctenizidae, Cyrtaucheniidae, Despite, Europe, Macrothelidae, Most, Nemesiidae, Only, Pangaea, Theraphosidae, United States
related to Historical classification · 8
Mygalomorphae → Aranea In, Ignoring, In, Mygale, Opatova, Raven, Robert Raven, Walckenaer
related to External links · 3
Mygalomorphae → Dipluridae, Suborder Mygalomorphae, Taxonomy

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spiders mygalomorphs avicularioidea families one atypoidea classification species groups infraorder spider two mygalomorph family based raven found known taxonomy features

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Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionMost0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionUnited States0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionOnly0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionEurope0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionAtypidae0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionNemesiidae0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionCtenizidae0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionMacrothelidae0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionTheraphosidae0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionCyrtaucheniidae0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionDespite0.60section
Mygalomorphaerelated to DistributionPangaea0.60section

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