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Textrix denticulata Female Textrix denticulata. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. July 2008 ) Female Textrix denticulata. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. June 2008 ) Female Textrix denticulata, side view. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. July 2008 ) Female Textrix denticulata, side view. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. June 2008 ) Close-up of the head of a female Textrix denticulata. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. July 2008 ) Female Textrix denticulata from below. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. June 2008 ) Female Textrix denticulata from below. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. July 2008 ) Female Textrix denticulata, close-up of epigyne. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. July 2008 ) Female Textrix denticulata. 9-10 mm, depending on if you count the spinners or not. This specimen was the biggest one of those I found. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. July 2008 ) Female Textrix denticulata. 7 mm including the spinners. (Found: Fårö Gotland Sweden. July 2008 )

Facts: Family: Agelenidae Scientific name: Textrix denticulata Common name: Toothed weaver The Textrix denticulata spider looks much like a Wolf spider when it is running fast on the ground. But Wolf spiders does not have such long spinners.

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