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Pronounced
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CRET-am-ee-GAHL-ay |
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Meaning |
Chalk spider | |||||||||||
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Classification
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Cretamygale chasei Seldon, 2002 |
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Stratigraphy
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Wessex Formation | |||||||||||
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Lifestyle
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Would have lived like modern spiders, making webs and catching flying insects | |||||||||||
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Locality
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250 metres south-east of Chilton Chine | |||||||||||
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Description of Material |
Bipectinate (nemesiid?) mygalomorph with ocular tubercle, caput not strongly raised, sloping thoracic region, pair of erect setae on anterior wall of fovea; on at least leg 1, tarsus and metatarsus with symmetrically arranged scopulae, tarsus cracked ventrally, no claw tufts. |
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