p. 180 | This is the mysterious structure from North Carolina. | |
p. 204 | The pictured triangle spider is Hyptiotes cavatus, since this is the only species in New England. | |
p. 215 | Dr. Steven W. Hamilton has examined a larva from one of these tubes and determined it to be a Dolophilodes species, probably D. distinctus. Follow the discussion aimed at identifying the species in this photo, and see more pictures of the tubes here. |
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