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Testudinaria
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Testudinaria

Testudinaria is a genus of orb-weaver spiders first described by Władysław Taczanowski in 1879.

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11 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Testudinaria lemniscata

speciesTestudinaria lemniscata

Testudinaria quadripunctata

speciesTestudinaria quadripunctata

Testudinaria debsmithae

speciesTestudinaria debsmithae

Testudinaria gravatai

speciesTestudinaria gravatai

Testudinaria geometrica

speciesTestudinaria geometrica

Testudinaria charapa

speciesTestudinaria charapa

Testudinaria derocheae

speciesTestudinaria derocheae

Testudinaria bonaldoi

speciesTestudinaria bonaldoi

Testudinaria rosea

speciesTestudinaria rosea

Testudinaria unipunctata

speciesTestudinaria unipunctata

Testudinaria elegans

speciesTestudinaria elegans

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