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Aculepeira ceropegia
Aculepeira ceropegia (oak spider)
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Distribution
Ecosystems
Prey / Diet
Wikipedia Abstract
Wikipedia Abstract
The oak spider (Aculepeira ceropegia) is easy to identify due to its unique marking in the form of an oak leaf. Female spiders grow up to 14 mm, males only up to 8 mm.
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Aculepeira ceropegia
Ecosystems
Commanster Belgium
Prey / Diet
Musca autumnalis
(face fly)
[1]
Prey / Diet Overlap
Competing Species
Common Prey Count
Alopecosa pulverulenta
1
Araniella cucurbitina
(Green Orb Weaver)
1
Cryphoeca silvicola
1
Cyclosa oculata
1
Frontinellina frutetorum
1
Linyphia hortensis
1
Mangora acalypha
1
Neriene emphana
1
Nigma walckenaeri
1
Pardosa hortensis
1
Pardosa lugubris
1
Philodromus aureolus
1
Pityohyphantes phrygianus
1
Tapinopa longidens
1
Titanoeca quadriguttata
1
Xysticus ulmi
1
Distribution
Palearctic;
External References
Animal Diversity Web
Biodiversity Heritage Library
Encyclopedia of Life
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Citations
Species recognized by Platnick N.I., , SpidCat via ITIS: The World Spider Catalog in
Attributes / relations provided by
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Ecology of Commanster
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