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  1. 03-21-2010 06:32 PM #1
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    Wolf ID


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  2. 03-21-2010 06:50 PM #2
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    Looks like a Trochosa sp.
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    I just collected a male and 2 females of this species today. I'm not too sure of what it is though. It has the same stripe that extends on to the abdomen.
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  4. 03-21-2010 11:35 PM #4
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    100% Trochosa (and a very nice specimen!). Two species in your area are T. ruricola and T. terricola.

    The females are difficult to separate to species, but here's a paper that suggests a possible way to do so based on the submarginal band around the outer edge of the carapace:

    http://www.americanarachnology.org/J..._29_03_427.pdf
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    Thanks Looking at the .pdf, I'll go with T. ruricola.
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