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Ambicodamus marae Harvey, 1995 (type) — Australia (Western Australia) (Ambicodamus)
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Ambicodamus southwelli Harvey, 1995 — Australia (New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania) (Ambicodamus)
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Dimidamus arau Harvey, 1995 — New Guinea (Dimidamus)
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Novodamus supernus Harvey, 1995 — Australia (New South Wales) (Novodamus)
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Litodamus olga Harvey, 1995 — Australia (Tasmania) (Litodamus)
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Ambicodamus emu Harvey, 1995 — Australia (Queensland) (Ambicodamus)
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Nicodamidae is a new subfamily of Arachnida, with about 30 species in seven genera. They are small and medium-sized spiders found in small webs near the floor of eucalyptus forests. Species of this family are found only in Australia and Papua New Guinea. For the most part, the head, chest and legs are uniformly red and the abdomen is black, so these species are sometimes called “red-black spiders”.
A total of 27 species of Nicodamidae, including Ambicodamus, Dimidamus, Durodamus, Litodamus, Novodamus, and Oncodamus, are classified by a random tool. There is no evidence that Nicodamidae is toxic, but when you recognize a category from a generator tool, be aware.
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