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Spitting spider genus Dictis recorded in the Caucasus for the first time

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A field expedition to Georgia's Vashlovani National Park has produced the first Caucasian record of the spitting spider genus Dictis, along with a new taxonomic combination and the first drawings of the species' endogyne.

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