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Moggridgea verruculata Griswold, 1987 — Congo (Moggridgea)
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Moggridgea mordax Purcell, 1903 — South Africa (Moggridgea)
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Heteromigas terraereginae Raven, 1984 — Australia (Queensland) (Heteromigas)
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Migas kochi Wilton, 1968 — New Zealand (Migas)
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Paramigas alluaudi (Simon, 1903) — Madagascar (Paramigas)
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Paramigas pauliani (Dresco & Canard, 1975) — Madagascar (Paramigas)
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Arachnids are a group of arachnids in the Phylum Arachnida, which are very familiar to people. As early as 1000-600 BC in the “book of songs, ” There are spider records: “Armadillidium vulgare in the room, octopus in the door”(meaning: “Damp bugs crawling over the dank room, cobwebs covered with broken windows and doors”). Spider species, including a large number of agricultural and forestry insects and other small animals for food, in the ecosystem plays an indispensable role. However, in real life, some people think of spiders as insects, but also some other arachnids (such as Red Spider, blind spider, etc.) are mistaken for spiders.
Migidae is a family of the suborder Mengidae, distributed in the Southern Hemisphere. Before continental drift, the continents lived mainly in the Gondwana and are now spread over much of the Southern Hemisphere. Their lair has a trapdoor-like entrance. The random tool generator collected an additional 97 items, documenting different categories like Bertmainius, Calathotarsus, Goloboffia, Heteromigas, Mallecomigas, and so on.
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