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- no pluralobsoleterareA spider that spins a web on the ground.
Arthrolycosa antiqua is probably a Territelarian.
1890, Henry Christopher McCook, American Spiders and Their Spinning Work: Motherhood and babyhood: life and death2 more examples
One of the most curious examples of relation of structure to enemies, or perhaps of the reaction of hostile environment and agents upon structure, is found in a territelarian spider (Cyclocosmia truncata).
1891, “Defenses of Burrowing Spiders”, in The Popular Science Monthly, volume 38Our British Territelarian, then, excavates a dwelling and covers the walls with silken tapestry, which is continued through the doorway into the open air in the form of a long, narrow bag.
1907, Henri Coupin, The Romance of Animal Arts and Crafts
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