Atypoides gertschi
Coyle, 1968
Atypoides gertschi is a of folding-door spider in the Antrodiaetidae, described by Coyle in 1968. It belongs to a of mygalomorph spiders known for constructing distinctive turret-like burrow entrances. The species is found in the United States, though specific details about its range and remain limited in available literature.
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How to pronounce Atypoides gertschi: //əˌtaɪpɔɪˈdiːz ˈɡɜrtʃi//
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Distribution
United States
Similar Taxa
- Atypoides riversiiBoth are congeneric folding-door spiders in the Antrodiaetidae ; A. riversii is the better-known California turret spider with documented turret-building and has been subject to phylogeographic study revealing potential cryptic , whereas A. gertschi has received minimal research attention