Additional records of spiders (Araneida) and harvestmen (Phalangida) for British Columbia
Keywords:
Araneida, PhalangidaAbstract
An annotated list is given of 47 species of spiders and 7 species of harvestmen not previously reported in faunal lists from British Columbia.References
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