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lycosa_rabida

Identification

Lycosidae

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Caption

This is a wolf spider, probably a male. You can tell by the large pedipalps on either side of its head (females have much smaller ones). This spider is in the speces Rabidosa rabida, family Lycosidae.

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Contributors

Jim Kalisch (photographer; copyright holder), University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Department of Entomology

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