A checklist of spider fauna of Rajasthan, India
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Abstract
The checklist of spiders of Rajasthan State in India is provided here, which is represented by 71 species of spiders included under 47 genera of 15 families. The most species-rich families reported so far are Araneidae and Gnaphosidae with 14 species each, followed by Lycosidae with 12 species. Studies done on the spider fauna of Rajasthan State till date is reviewed.
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