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The Structure and Habits of Spiders - J. H. Emerton
J. H. Emerton
The Structure and Habits of Spiders
EAN 8596547144410
DigiCat, 2022
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Table of Contents
PREFACE.
CHAPTER I. ANATOMY AND CLASSIFICATION.
LEGS.
PALPI.
MANDIBLES.
ABDOMEN.
INTESTINE.
HEART.
BREATHING-ORGANS.
NERVOUS SYSTEM.
POISON-GLANDS.
CLASSIFICATION.
MYGALIDÆ
DYSDERIDÆ.
DRASSIDÆ.
AGALENIDÆ.
CINIFLONIDÆ.
LYCOSIDÆ.
ATTIDÆ.
THOMISIDÆ.
THERIDIIDÆ.
EPEIRIDÆ.
CHAPTER II. EATING AND BITING.
CHAPTER III. SPINNING HABITS.
SPINNERETS.
TRAP-DOOR NESTS.
SILK TUBES AND NESTS.
THE WATER-SPIDER.
COBWEBS.
ROUND WEBS.
USE OF SPIDER’S SILK.
CURLED WEBS.
THE TRIANGLE SPIDER.
FLYING SPIDERS.
CHAPTER IV. GROWTH OF SPIDERS.
PALPAL ORGANS.
THE EPIGYNUM.
USE OF THE PALPAL ORGANS AND EPIGYNUM.
LAYING EGGS.
ESCAPE FROM THE COCOON.
PARASITES.
GROWTH IN THE EGG.
YOUNG SPIDERS.
BOOKS ABOUT SPIDERS.
INDEX.
PREFACE.
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The object of this book is to give a plain account of the best known habits of spiders, and as much of their anatomy and classification as is necessary to understand these habits. The portion on the spinning and flying habits is copied chiefly from Blackwall and Menge; that on the trap-door spiders from Moggridge; and the habits of Nephila and Hyptiotes, from Wilder. The observations of these authors have been repeated as far as possible, and some changes and additions made to their accounts of them. The numerous stories of deadly poison, supernatural wisdom, and enormous size and strength of spiders, have been omitted as doubtful. Several cuts from the papers of Professor Wilder have been repeated by favor of the author and publishers. Most of the figures are, however, new, and engraved by photography from my own drawings.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
THE STRUCTURE AND HABITS
OF SPIDERS.
CHAPTER I.
ANATOMY AND CLASSIFICATION.
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The spiders form a small and distinct group of animals, related to the scorpions, the daddy-long-legs, and the mites, and less closely to the insects and crabs. They are distinguished by the more complete separation of the body into two parts; by their two-jointed mandibles, discharging a poisonous secretion at the tip; and by their spinning-organs, and habits of making cobwebs and silk cocoons for their eggs.
The common round-web spider, Epeira vulgaris of Hentz, will serve as