Larinioides sclopetarius , eine parasoziale Spinne Mitteleuropas?

  • Schmitt M
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Larinioides sclopetarius, a parasocial spider of Central Europe? Larinioides sclopetarius is one of very few Central European spiders known to be found in mainly in subtropical and tropical species. Parasocial (colonial) life can lead to total irregular “web carpet”. This behaviour is called parasocial and up to now it has been studied generations cooperate at least in web-building, i.e. they share the same framework or colonies in which the orb-webs are attached to each other. Individuals of different individuals do not seem to be exceptional. More detailed studies on the group-living of superabundance of prey. Initial surveys in Essen (Germany) showed that groups of 60 to 200 degeneration of the orb-webs and is the result of increased tolerance, which depends on local L. sclopetarius are needed.

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Schmitt, M. (2004). Larinioides sclopetarius , eine parasoziale Spinne Mitteleuropas? Arachnologische Mitteilungen, 27/28, 55–67. https://doi.org/10.5431/aramit2702

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