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    Spiders have four pairs of legs, they are joint-legged invertebrate animals, they have six pairs of appendages, and they also have two kinds of eyes. Where they can be found includes: Fraser fir and Red Spruce Forests. Their habitat is a damp, but welldrained moss and liverwort mats, that grow on shaded rocks or boulders.

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    Spiders have four pairs of legs, they are joint-legged invertebrate animals, they have six pairs of appendages, and they also have two kinds of eyes. Where they can be found includes: Fraser fir and Red Spruce Forests. Their habitat is a damp, but welldrained moss and liverwort mats, that grow on shaded rocks or boulders.

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    Spruce Fir Moss Spider2

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    Spiders have four pairs of legs, they are joint-legged invertebrate animals, they have six pairs of appendages, and they also have two kinds of eyes. Where they can be found includes: Fraser fir and Red Spruce Forests. Their habitat is a damp, but welldrained moss and liverwort mats, that grow on shaded rocks or boulders.

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    Classification:

    SPRUCE-FIR MOSS SPIDER


    Kingdom: Animalia
    Phylum: Arthropoda
    Class: Arachnida
    Order: Araneae
    Family: Dipluridae
    Anthropoda Arachnida Genus: Microhexura
    Species: M.
    By: Alex H montivaga

    THE SPRUCE-FIR MOSS SPIDER IS AN ENDANGERED


    SPECIES.
    The distinguishing characteristics Springtails in the moss mats provide the
    of this phyla, class include: they have most likely food source.
    four pairs of legs, they are joint-legged Adaptations include: they have
    invertebrate animals, they have six pairs adapted to living on the moss mats, and
    of appendages, spiders have no their two-pair of appendages have
    antennas or wings, and they also have become adapted for feeding, defense,
    two kinds of eyes. and sensory perception.
    Their close relatives include the There is little known about
    Tarantula, Tunnel-web Spider, Trapdoor reproduction because they are so rare,
    Spider, New Zealand Spider, and many successful long-term captivity and
    kinds of spiders. reproduction has not yet occurred.
    Where they can be found includes: This spider is one of the smallest
    Fraser fir and Red Spruce Forests. They spiders. Adults length from 0.10-0.15
    have been recorded from Clingmans inches. They range in color from light
    Dome and Mount Collins, Mount Le brown to a darker reddish brown. This
    Conte, Mount Mitchell, Grandfather was a little interesting info.
    Mountain, and Roan Mountain. They The Spruce-fir Moss Spider is
    have also been found in two locations in endangered for many reasons. One
    Link to picture above:
    North Carolina. reason is that there is present or http://upload.wikimedia.org/
    Their habitat is a damp, but well- threatened destruction or modification wikipedia/en/3/39/
    Spruce_Fir_Moss_Spider.jpg
    drained moss and liverwort mats, that to the habitat or range of the animal.
    Link to website, where picture
    grow on shaded rocks or boulders. It These animals also require situations of came from:
    also includes high-elevation coniferous high and constant humidity. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
    Spruce-fir_moss_spider
    forests. There aren’t really any specific
    For the position in the food chain, laws protecting the spider, but the U.S.
    there has been no record of prey being Fish and Wildlife Service enforces
    found in their webs, they have not been Federal Wildlife Laws.
    observed taking prey in the wild.

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