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Dwarf weaver

Dwarf weaver

Linyphia triangularis

A small sheet-weaving spider species within the Linyphiidae family, characterized by delicate web structures and a triangular body morphology.

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Dwarf weaver
Dwarf weaver
Dwarf weaver
Dwarf weaver
Dwarf weaver
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Predominantly found in temperate European forest understories, woodland edges, grasslands, and gardens with dense vegetation, typically at elevations between 0-1500 meters.

Ecological Role

Critical component of forest ecosystems, controlling insect populations and serving as prey for larger predators such as birds and small mammals.

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Thin exoskeleton with mottled brown and gray coloration providing camouflage
  • LIMBS WINGS Eight slender legs with fine sensory hairs, adapted for web construction and prey capture
  • HEAD SENSORY Eight eyes arranged in two curved rows, excellent short-range visual perception
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small spider, approximately 4-6 mm in body length, with a triangular cephalothorax and elongated abdomen
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Romzig
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