LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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| 1. | Under Side of Epeira Vulgaris | 13 |
| 2. | Foot of Epeira Vulgaris | 14 |
| 3. | Foot of Attus Mystaceus | 15 |
| 4. | Upper Side of Epeira Vulgaris | 18 |
| 5. | Section of Epeira Vulgaris | 20 |
| 6. | Mygale Hentzii | 24 |
| 7. | Dysdera Interrita and Eyes | 26 |
| 8. | Drassus | 26 |
| 9. | Agalena Nævia | 27 |
| 10. | Lycosa and Eyes | 28 |
| 11. | Salticus and Eyes | 29 |
| 12. | Thomisus and Eyes | 30 |
| 13. | Theridion | 31 |
| 14. | Mandibles of Epeira Vulgaris. Front View | 33 |
| 15. | Claw of Mandible | 33 |
| 16. | Spinnerets of Epeira Vulgaris | 39 |
| 17. | Single Spinning Tube | 40 |
| 18. | Spinning-Glands | 40 |
| 19. | Spinneret of Prosthesima | 41 |
| 20. | Spinneret of Agalena with some of the hairs removed | 41 |
| 21. | End of Thread | 42 |
| 22. | Trap-door Nests. Copied from Moggridge | 47 |
| 23. | Nest of Dolomedes | 52 |
| 24. | Web of Agalena | 55 |
| 25. | Web of Linyphia Marmorata | 57 |
| 26. | Web of Linyphia Communis | 59 |
| 27. | Pholcus swinging | 61 |
| 28. | Round Web of Epeira Vulgaris | 62 |
| 29. | Web of Zilla | 65 |
| 30. | Web of Nephila Plumipes. From Wilder | 66 |
| 31. | Part of Web of Nephila, to show the smooth threads. From Wilder | 67 |
| 32. | Epeira Spinea | 69 |
| 33. | Spinnerets of Amaurobius | 72 |
| 34. | Calamistrum of Amaurobius | 73 |
| 35. | Dictyna spinning Curled Web | 73 |
| 36. | Part of Web of Amaurobius | 74 |
| 37. | Part of Web of Dictyna, showing regular arrangement of threads | 75 |
| 38. | Unfinished Web of Triangle Spider. From Wilder | 76 |
| 39. | Finished Web of Triangle Spider, and Spider holding the Web. | |
| From Wilder | 78 | |
| 40. | Young Lycosa flying | 81 |
| 41. | Flying Spider with a Thread attached to the Ground | 84 |
| 42. | Large Attus flying by a Brush of Threads | 85 |
| 43. | Male and Female Nephila Plumipes. From Wilder, | |
| in Proceedings Boston Society Natural History | 78 | |
| 44,45. | Heads of Males of Several Species of Erigone | 88, 89 |
| 46. | Palpal Organ of Mygale | 89 |
| 47. | Palpal Organ of Epeira | 90 |
| 48. | Palpal Organ of Theridion | 91 |
| 49. | Epigynum of Epeira Riparia | 92 |
| 50. | Epigynum of Theridion | 93 |
| 51. | Epigynum of Theridion | 94 |
| 52. | Copulation of Lycosa | 95 |
| 53. | Copulation of Linyphia | 96 |
| 54. | Copulation of Agalena | 96 |
| 55. | Copulation of Epeira Riparia | 97 |
| 56. | Drassus laying Eggs | 99 |
| 57. | Lycosa carrying Cocoon attached to her Spinnerets | 100 |
| 58. | Attus Mystaceus laying Eggs | 101 |
| 59. | Epeira Strix making Cocoon | 101 |
| 60. | Epeira Strix laying Eggs | 102 |
| 61. | Cocoon of Argyrodes hanging by a Stem | 103 |
| 62. | Cocoon of Epeira Riparia. From Wilder | 103 |
| 63. | Eggs during Segmentation | 106 |
| 64. | Eggs further Advanced | 108 |
| 65. | Young Epeira Riparia after First Moult | 109 |
| 66. | Moulting of Nephila Plumipes. From Wilder | |
| in Proceedings American Association | 111 | |
| 67. | Nephila Plumipes just after Moulting. From Wilder | 111 |