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Amaurobius ferox : ウィキペディア英語版 | Amaurobius ferox
''Amaurobius ferox'', sometimes known as the black lace-weaver is a spider belonging to the family Amaurobiidae. It is distributed in Europe and North America and has been introduced into New Zealand. The female of this species is around 16 mm in length (excluding legs). It is very dark brown to black overall. The abdomen is rounded and bears indistinct yellowish markings. The male is similar but smaller (length about 11 mm) and more slender. The eggs are laid in a white sac in a sheltered place. The female usually guards the sac until the eggs have hatched. This species has been known to bite man.〔(Black lace weaver spider, ''Amaurobius ferox'' - Natural History Museum )〕 ''Amaurobius ferox'' is a matriphagous spider, meaning that the young devour the mother after hatching. First she lays a second set of eggs on which the newly hatched spiders feed. Then a few days later she actively encourages her offspring to devour her. 〔 ==Footnotes==
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