The species of the Holarctic jumping spider genus Talavera are reviewed. Five new species
are described: Talavera ikedai sp. n.(¦ § ) from Japan and Korea; T. krocha sp. n.(¦ § ) from …

The data on taxonomy, distribution and habitat preferences of 13 species of the histrio
species group of the genus Philodromus the eastern Palaearctic Region (Central Asia and …

Background Arctic ecosystems, especially those near transition zones, are expected to be
strongly impacted by climate change. Because it is positioned on the ecotone between …

Abstract In the High Arctic, the species richness of spiders is typically low, but abundances
can be very high. Thus, how the few spider species occurring in the region choose their …

This checklist records the occurrence of 1413 species of spiders (Araneae) in 43 families in
Canada and Alaska. Distributions of species are given by state, territory and province. Each …

Arctic fauna is undergoing significant alteration in response to global climate change, yet we
know little regarding the factors that determine species assemblages at northern latitudes …

Arthropod assemblages in the Arctic are set for substantial changes in response to climate
change, yet we know little about the ecological structure of many groups in the North. We …

We studied populations of three tundra-dwelling wolf spider (Lycosidae) species to
determine reproductive trait relationships and developmental timing in the Arctic. We …

This catalogue, which derived from a draft prepared for PhD thesis of one of us (DL), is
intended as a working tool for spider taxonomists and faunists who deal with the Holarctic …

In 1979 nearly 1400 spider species in 32 families either had been recorded (1249) or were
believed to occur (~ 140) in Canada. Twenty years later, although significant progress had …