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Tarabulida

Tarabulida is a genus of daesiid camel spiders, first described by Carl Friedrich Roewer in 1933.

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Tarabulida

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Avg. degree1.71
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related to Species · 6
Tarabulida → As, Libya, LibyaTarabulida, October, Roewer, World Solifugae Catalog
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Tarabulida → genus of daesiid camel spiders

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roewer 1933 genus species ephippiata daesiid camel spiders first described carl friedrich references

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Tarabulidais agenus of daesiid camel spiders0.90text
Tarabulidarelated to SpeciesAs0.60section
Tarabulidarelated to SpeciesOctober0.60section
Tarabulidarelated to SpeciesWorld Solifugae Catalog0.60section
Tarabulidarelated to SpeciesRoewer0.60section
Tarabulidarelated to SpeciesLibyaTarabulida0.60section
Tarabulidarelated to SpeciesLibya0.60section

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