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Pronous
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Pronous

Pronous is a genus of South American and African orb-weaver spiders first described by Eugen von Keyserling in 1881.

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16 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Pronous tuberculifer

speciesPronous tuberculifer

Pronous intus

speciesPronous intus

Pronous wixoides

speciesPronous wixoides

Pronous beatus

speciesPronous beatus

Pronous felipe

speciesPronous felipe

Pronous nigripes

speciesPronous nigripes

Pronous valle

speciesPronous valle

Pronous colon

speciesPronous colon

Pronous peje

speciesPronous peje

Pronous tetralobus

speciesPronous tetralobus

Pronous shanus

speciesPronous shanus

Pronous lancetilla

speciesPronous lancetilla

Pronous quintana

speciesPronous quintana

Pronous affinis

speciesPronous affinis

Pronous golfito

speciesPronous golfito

Pronous pance

speciesPronous pance

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