Study of wishbone spiders includes 55 new-to-science species

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Apr 14, 2025, 10:10 am111 pts
A two-year study into the Australian wishbone spiders by experts from Queensland Museum, Western Australian Museum and the University of Western Australia has resulted in the description of 55 species new to science, making this one of the most diverse and widely distributed groups of spiders in the country.

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