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  7. Lycosinae

subfamily

Lycosinae

Lycosinae

Includes
59 native 2 introduced 3 present
Where
In the US
Source
iNaturalist

Children

  • Brush-legged Spiders 14 native
  • Burrowing Wolf Spiders 11 native
  • Hogna 10 native
  • Rabidosa 5 native
  • Tigrosa 5 native
  • Trochosa 3 native
  • Varacosa 3 native
  • Fox Spiders 3 native
  • Camptocosa 2 native
  • Sword Wolf Spiders 2 native
  • Melocosa 1 native
  • Hoggicosa
  • Hesperocosa
  • Portacosa
  • Lycosa
  • Australian Wolf Spiders

Range

United States

Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided

Most observed native Lycosinae All

Native to the US, by observations.

  • Rabid Wolf Spider Rabidosa rabida 27,884 observations
  • Tigrosa annexa 14,000 observations
  • Koch's Wolf Spider Alopecosa kochi 9,241 observations
  • Hogna antelucana 8,662 observations
  • Lance Wolf Spider Schizocosa avida 6,068 observations
  • McCook's Split Wolf Spider Schizocosa mccooki 5,256 observations
  • Carolina Wolf Spider Hogna carolinensis 5,200 observations
  • Ground Wolf Spider Trochosa terricola 4,198 observations
  • Forest Wolf Spider Hogna frondicola 2,089 observations
  • Varacosa gosiuta 790 observations
  • Spinyrib Wolf Spider Alopecosa aculeata 627 observations
  • Camptocosa parallela 458 observations
  • Hogna coloradensis 241 observations
  • Geolycosa rafaelana 228 observations
  • Schizocosa minnesotensis 165 observations
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