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Stroemiellus stroemi Female Stroemiellus stroemi. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. July 2007 ) Male Stroemiellus stroemi. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2009 ) Female Stroemiellus stroemi. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2008 ) Female Stroemiellus stroemi from the side. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. July 2007 ) Female Stroemiellus stroemi from above. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. July 2007 ) Head of a female Stroemiellus stroemi. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. July 2007 ) Close-up of the eyes from above of a female Stroemiellus stroemi. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2008 ) Head and palp of a male Stroemiellus stroemi. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2009 ) Palps from below of a male Stroemiellus stroemi. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2009 ) Female Stroemiellus stroemi from behind. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. July 2007 ) Male Stroemiellus stroemi from below. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2009 ) Female Stroemiellus stroemi from below. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. July 2007 ) Female Stroemiellus stroemi, close-up from below. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2008 ) Female Stroemiellus stroemi, side view. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2008 ) Female Stroemiellus stroemi, close-up of epigyne. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2008 ) Female Stroemiellus stroemi, almost 5 mm. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2008 ) Male Stroemiellus stroemi, about 3.5 mm. (Found: Nyköping Sörmland Sweden. June 2009 )

Facts: Family: Araneidae Scientific name: Stroemiellus stroemi Common name: Tree sector-spider Stroemiellus stroemi (used to be called Zygiella stroemi).

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