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Turreted Wrap-around Spider
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Turreted Wrap-around Spider

Dolophones turrigera

Dolophones turrigera is a species of spider indigenous to Australia. It was first described in 1867 by Ludwig von Koch. It is able to camouflauge itself among plant material during the day and spins a web at night.

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