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- Q2107372 subject Q6912604.
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- Q2107372 abstract "Tartarus mullamullangensis, informally known as the Mullamullang cave spider, is a palm-sized, long-legged cave spider from Western Australia. Completely adapted to cave living, it is blind and totally lacks pigmentation, giving it a creamy white appearance.The cylindrical lampshade-shaped web is spun out between rocks.The species is closely related to spiders found in forests of Southern Australia. This makes it likely that T. mullamullangensis is a relict species from the time when the now arid region was much more humid.First photo of the N37 cave spider discovered and photographed by Bill Crowle under the cairn built at the end of N37, (Mullamullang). Two miles underground along a large passage of many rockpiles, sanddunes and lakes, and about 300ft under the surface. The black & white image Bill Crowle made can be seen on the right. The spider was later described by Mike Gray, who was on this trip.".
- Q2107372 class Q1358.
- Q2107372 family Q11724.
- Q2107372 genus Q3515845.
- Q2107372 kingdom Q729.
- Q2107372 order Q12084.
- Q2107372 order Q1357.
- Q2107372 phylum Q1360.
- Q2107372 synonym "Baiami mullamullangensis".
- Q2107372 thumbnail Mullamullang_Spider_detail.jpg?width=300.
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- Q2107372 binomialAuthority "Gray, 1973".
- Q2107372 classis "Arachnida".
- Q2107372 familia Q11724.
- Q2107372 genus "Tartarus".
- Q2107372 name "Tartarus mullamullangensis".
- Q2107372 ordo Q1357.
- Q2107372 phylum "Arthropoda".
- Q2107372 regnum "Animalia".
- Q2107372 subordo Q12084.
- Q2107372 synonyms "Baiami mullamullangensis".
- Q2107372 type Animal.
- Q2107372 type Arachnid.
- Q2107372 type Eukaryote.
- Q2107372 type Species.
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- Q2107372 comment "Tartarus mullamullangensis, informally known as the Mullamullang cave spider, is a palm-sized, long-legged cave spider from Western Australia. Completely adapted to cave living, it is blind and totally lacks pigmentation, giving it a creamy white appearance.The cylindrical lampshade-shaped web is spun out between rocks.The species is closely related to spiders found in forests of Southern Australia. This makes it likely that T.".
- Q2107372 label "Tartarus mullamullangensis".
- Q2107372 depiction Mullamullang_Spider_detail.jpg.
- Q2107372 name "Tartarus mullamullangensis".