A. A. Nadolny, Y. Marusik, T. Kronestedt, M. M. Kovblyuk, A. Zamani
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New cases of teratological deformities in wolf spiders (Araneae: Lycosidae)
Abstract New cases of abnormalities in the development of the copulatory organs in several species of wolf spiders are described: three specimens with side by side duplicated epigynes, one gynandromorph, four intersexes, and one with pathologically asymmetric epigyne. The potential causes of such disorders are discussed.