- Arachnida, Spiders of North-West Europe
- Arachnology Home Page
- Arthropods
- Australian Museum Online
- British Arachnological Society
- Insects on WWW: Spiders
- Iowa State Entomology Index of Internet Resources
- Nick's Spiders of Britain and Europe
- Queensland Museum Explorer
- Tarantulas.com
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- Arachnida, Spiders of North-West Europe
- Over 100 pictures of over 70 common spiders found in north-west Europe. All photographed spiders have a short description about their habitat, size and other interesting facts. Includes common spider information, the anatomy of a spider, list of spider families, genera and species from north-west Europe by name.
Author: Nieuwenhuys, Ed
Subjects: spiders
DeweyClass: 595.44
Resource type: documents, image collection
- Arachnology Home Page
- Provides 2500 links to sites with information and pictures on spiders and other arachnids.
Author: Vanuytven, Herman
Subjects: spiders
DeweyClass: 595.44
Resource type: articles, documents, images, mailinglist
- Arthropods
- Set of links to Internet resources relevant to arthropods, with links to several checklists of species.
Author: Fan, Jun, Virginia Tech
Subjects: insects, spiders
DeweyClass: 595
Resource type: index
- Australian Museum Online
- National museum which aims to increase understanding of, and influence public debate on, the natural environment, human societies and human interaction with the environment. Online displays include selections from Nature Australia magazine, Sea Slug Forum, Ichthyology Fish Type Specimen Database, spiders, and information and images on Sydney's endangered landsnail species.
Author: Australian Museum
Subjects: australia, fish, marine biology education, natural history, spiders
DeweyClass: 508
Resource type: museum
- British Arachnological Society
- The purpose of the BAS is public education in the study of spiders, pseudoscorpions, and harvestmen and to maintain contact between amateur and professional arachnologists. Includes details of spider recording scheme, pictures, and information about some common British spiders.
Author: British Arachnological Society
Subjects: spiders
DeweyClass: 595.44
Resource type: documents, images
- Insects on WWW: Spiders
- Set of links to Internet resources relevant to spiders. Headings include biology, management, common species, identification, taxonomy and Tarantulas.
Author: Fan, Jun, Virginia Tech
Subjects: spiders
DeweyClass: 595.4
Resource type: index
- Iowa State Entomology Index of Internet Resources
- Directory and search engine of insect-related resources on the Internet. The intent of this site is to maintain a collaborative database of useful sites and organize them in a usable manner. Entries in the Index can be viewed by category, using four main taxonomies, or by keyword. There is also a random-link option for just browsing the web.
Author: Iowa State University Department of Entomology
Subjects: beetles, entomology, insects, spiders
DeweyClass: 595.7
Resource type: documents, images
- Nick's Spiders of Britain and Europe
- Image archive of spiders found in Britain and Europe. The data provided deals with spider families, such as Araneidae and Pholcidae, as well as specific species belonging to each particular family, along with information about their habitats, web types and reproduction habits.
Author: Loven, Nick
Subjects: spiders
DeweyClass: 595.44
Resource type: images, reference data
- Queensland Museum Explorer
- Information on home and garden spiders of south-east Queensland with details of features, habitat, range, likelihood of biting, and appropriate treatments. A special section on the Redback Spider is also provided, along with a searchable database that enables spiders to be identified according to the shape of their webs.
Author: Queensland Museum
Subjects: spiders
DeweyClass: 595.44
Resource type: images, reference data
- Tarantulas.com
- Collection of tarantula images with information about the origin, habitat, and appearance of each. Species shown include the Brazilian Black, Chilean Rose, Giant Vinegaroon, Indian Ornamental, King Baboon, and Pink Toe.
Author: Tarantulas.com
Subjects: spiders
DeweyClass: 595.44
Resource type: image collection
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