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Venatrix
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Venatrix

Venatrix is a genus of wolf spiders first described by Carl Friedrich Roewer in 1960.

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27 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Venatrix furcillata

speciesVenatrix furcillata

Venatrix pullastra

speciesVenatrix pullastra

Venatrix pseudospeciosa

speciesVenatrix pseudospeciosa

Venatrix konei

speciesVenatrix konei

Venatrix pictiventris

speciesVenatrix pictiventris

Riverbank Huntress

speciesVenatrix arenaris

Venatrix speciosa

speciesVenatrix speciosa

Venatrix australiensis

speciesVenatrix australiensis

Venatrix roo

speciesVenatrix roo

Venatrix lapidosa

speciesVenatrix lapidosa

Venatrix mckayi

speciesVenatrix mckayi

Venatrix funesta

speciesVenatrix funesta

Venatrix esposica

speciesVenatrix esposica

Mt. Kosciuszko Wolf Spider

speciesVenatrix summa

Venatrix brisbanae

speciesVenatrix brisbanae

Venatrix ornatula

speciesVenatrix ornatula

Venatrix penola

speciesVenatrix penola

Venatrix hickmani

speciesVenatrix hickmani

Venatrix magkasalubonga

speciesVenatrix magkasalubonga

Venatrix amnicola

speciesVenatrix amnicola

Venatrix koori

speciesVenatrix koori

Venatrix kosciuskoensis

speciesVenatrix kosciuskoensis

Venatrix tinfos

speciesVenatrix tinfos

Venatrix fontis

speciesVenatrix fontis

Venatrix archookoora

speciesVenatrix archookoora

Venatrix palau

speciesVenatrix palau

Venatrix allopictiventris

speciesVenatrix allopictiventris

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 353530.