The Structure and Habits of Spiders

by J. H. Emerton

Fig. 9.

CINIFLONIDÆ.

A family resembling the last, but having peculiar spinning-organs, which will be described farther on, [Fig. 35].

LYCOSIDÆ.

The running spiders. Very active spiders, living in open places, and catching their prey without webs. Their legs are long, the hind pair being the longest. The head is high, and the arrangement of the eyes peculiar to the family, [Fig. 10].

Fig. 10.