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BIBLIOGRAPHY 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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CHAPTER I.   GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION. 

Note

.   For reasons stated in the text the task of listing all the literature consulted 

in the course of this chapter would have been impracticable. The list which follows 

relates to literature actually referred to in the opening pages before the list of species is 

reached. 

ALBIN, E. 1736. A Natural History of Spiders and other Curious Insects. 

London. pp. viii + 76; 54 pls., col. 

BLACKWALL, J. 1860 64. A History of the Spiders of Great Britain and 

Ireland. London: Ray Society. pp. vi + 384; 29 pls., col. 

BRAENDEGAARD, J. 1932. Islandische Spinnentiere. Goteborg Vetensk. 

Samh. Handl., ser. B, Bd. II, No. 7, pp. 8 36. [

Trachynella 

nom. nov.] 

BRISTOWE, W. S. 1929. A Contribution to the Knowledge of the Spiders of 

the Channel Islands. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., pp. 181 188. 

       1938. The Classification of Spiders. Proc. zool. Soc. Lond., pp. 285   

321; text figs. 1 13. 

CAMBRIDGE, F. O. P. 1901 1903. Six useful papers in the Ann. Mag. nat. 

Hist. between January, 1901, and November, 1903, dealing with generic 

types. 

(

Note

.

His conclusions are often not in accordance with present day rules of 

nomenclature.) 

CAMBRIDGE, O. P. 1879 1881. The Spiders of Dorset, etc. Sherborne. pp. 

xlii + 625, xi; 6 pls. 

       1900. List of British and Irish Spiders. Dorchester. pp. 86. 

CLERCK, C. 1757. Aranei Suecicae. Stockholm. pp. xvi   154; 6 pls., col. 

HULL, J. E. 1920. The Spider Family Linyphiid. Vasculum, VI, pp. 7   11. 

       1920. Blackwall's Spiders of Great Britain and Ireland. Vasculum., 

VI, pp. 29 32.