Spiders of North Carolina

Arachnids of North Carolina

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Maevia undescribed species B - Maevia undescribed species B SALTICIDAE Members:			NC Records	BugGuide Account	Public View

Immature female species B

Female species B

Distribution Records
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Vetting Levels

Adult phenology:
High Mountains (HM) ≥ 4,000 ft.
Low Mountains (LM) < 4,000 ft.
Piedmont (Pd)
Coastal Plain (CP)

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To be described by GB Edwards

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Males with the yellow head and palps. Females have short yellow stripes between the eyes of the front row.

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1 identifiable by photo 2 identifiable by photo of specific features and/or supplementary info 3 identifiable from specimen only

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Ridge and valley of eastern Tennessee mostly to the piedmont on the east side of the Appalachians. Mid elevations 700'-3300'

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>=4,000 ft.

Regular	Frequent	Infrequent	Occasional	Seldom	Frequency Regular – almost always observed on given visit; >=90% chance of observation Frequent – usually observed on a given visit; >=50%<90% chance of observation Infrequent – observed less than 50% of visits; >=25%<50% chance of observation Occasional – observed on only on a small minority of visits; >=10%<25% chance of observation Seldom – not usually seen on visits; <10% chance of observation These terms refer to visits to appropriate habitats made at appropriate times of the year, making use of common sampling/observation methods. Under those conditions, Frequency refers to the chance of observing at least one individual on a given visit made anywhere within a particular region, or over multiple visits to a single site.

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<4,000 ft.

Regular	Frequent	Infrequent	Occasional	Seldom

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Piedmont

Regular	Frequent	Infrequent	Occasional	Seldom

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Coastal Plain

Regular	Frequent	Infrequent	Occasional	Seldom

habitat

Most Maevia like shrubs (like rhododendron), tree saplings (eg white oak), and vines (eg grapevine) with large leaves

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Photo Gallery for Maevia undescribed species B Maevia undescribed species B
	Recorded by: Drew Scott Stokes Co. Comment:	Recorded by: Brian Bockhahn Chatham Co. Comment:
	Recorded by: Brian Bockhahn Chatham Co. Comment:	Recorded by: Brian Bockhahn Chatham Co. Comment:
	Recorded by: Mark Peifer Alamance Co. Comment: perhaps Maevia sp. b : https://bugguide.net/node/view/1917486	Recorded by: David George, Jeff Niznik Chatham Co. Comment:
	Recorded by: David George, Jeff Niznik Chatham Co. Comment:	Recorded by: Drew Scott Stokes Co. Comment:
	Recorded by: Drew Scott Stokes Co. Comment:	Recorded by: Drew Scott Stokes Co. Comment:
	Recorded by: Mark Basinger Davie Co. Comment: Male, about 700' elevation	Recorded by: David George Chatham Co. Comment: 320' elevation
	Recorded by: Brian Bockhahn Chatham Co. Comment: White Pines Survey	Recorded by: Brian Bockhahn Buncombe Co. Comment:
	Recorded by: Vin Stanton Buncombe Co. Comment:	Recorded by: Drew Scott Stokes Co. Comment: This has been logged into iNaturalist but I am submitting them to this database as well.
	Recorded by: Drew Scott Stokes Co. Comment: This has been logged into iNaturalist but I am submitting them to this database as well.	Recorded by: Vin Stanton Buncombe Co. Comment:
	Recorded by: Vin Stanton Buncombe Co. Comment:	Recorded by: Brian Bockhahn Watauga Co. Comment:

Photo Gallery for Maevia undescribed species B Maevia undescribed species B