Glenognatha foxi

(McCook, 1894)

Dwarf Ground Long-jawed Spider

Glenognatha foxi is a of long-jawed weaver in the Tetragnathidae, commonly known as the Dwarf Ground Long-jawed Spider. It is distributed across a broad latitudinal range from Canada to Panama. The species belongs to a of small-bodied spiders characterized by elongated and ground-dwelling habits, distinguishing them from the more web-associated Tetragnatha.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Glenognatha foxi: /ɡleˈnoʊɡnæθə ˈfɒksi/

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Distribution

Canada to Panama, spanning North America and Central America.

Similar Taxa

  • TetragnathaBoth are long-jawed weavers in Tetragnathidae with elongated , but Glenognatha are smaller, ground-dwelling, and construct less conspicuous webs.

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