genus lycosa Antonyms
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Meaning of genus lycosa
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genus lycosa (n)
type genus of the family Lycosidae
genus lycosa Sentence Examples
- The genus Lycosa comprises wolf spiders, known for their distinctive hunting behavior.
- Lycosa spiders have eight eyes, with four arranged in two rows in the front and four in a square at the back.
- Lycosa tarantula is a large species of wolf spider found in the southern United States.
- Lycosa amentata is a common wolf spider found in gardens and fields throughout Europe.
- Lycosa rapax is a nocturnal hunter that specializes in catching insects and small vertebrates.
- Lycosa fasciata has a distinctive black stripe on its back, making it easily identifiable.
- Lycosa erythrognatha is an aggressive wolf spider with reddish-brown jaws.
- Lycosa thorelli is a large, brown wolf spider found in forests in Europe and Asia.
- Lycosa gambelli is a wolf spider that inhabits deserts and grasslands in North America.
- Lycosa lugubris is a black wolf spider with a silvery sheen on its legs.
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type genus of the family Lycosidae
No synonyms found.
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The genus Lycosa comprises wolf spiders, known for their distinctive hunting behavior.
Lycosa spiders have eight eyes, with four arranged in two rows in the front and four in a square at the back.
Lycosa tarantula is a large species of wolf spider found in the southern United States.
Lycosa amentata is a common wolf spider found in gardens and fields throughout Europe.
