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Grey spider from E Romania
Alexandru Pintilioaie
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Posted on 05-03-2010 16:44
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size: ~ 1 cm, maybe more
date: 14.11.2009

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Looks like Philodromus margaritatus, but I'm not sure.
 
Alexandru Pintilioaie
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Thank you for this reply, I checked on Fauna Europaea and I see that are 17 species of Philodromus in Romania.....now I think that may be other species that look like this in Romania...
 
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In northwestern Europe, P. margaritatus can be recognised out of 17 species in the field by the black stripes at each side of the abdomen (not always present!), the rows of oblique white bristly hairs at the abdomen and the Xysticus-like shape of the abdomen. There are two variants, this should be the grey one (the most boring oneSmile) But I don't know if there are similar spiders in Romania. This spider is used to live at the bark of trees, covered with lichens. Sometimes also on the leaves.
 
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A nice Philodromus.
In Portugal we have dozens of them..
Philodromus albidus
Philodromus aureolus
Philodromus bistigma Philodromus buxi
Philodromus dispar Philodromus emarginatus Philodromus fallax Philodromus fuscolimbatus
Philodromus glaucinus Philodromus histrio
Philodromus insulanus Philodromus lividus
Philodromus margaritatus Philodromus poecilus Philodromus pulchellus Philodromus ruficapillus

You can check some in this website from a friend of mine:
www.aranhas.info go to the Espécies section.
 
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Alexandru Pintilioaie
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Posted on 06-03-2010 07:04
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I checked on google to see other Philodromus sp. from Romania, and I think this is P. margaritatus Smile

P.S. The link don't work...Frown
 
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