Study of diversity and population status of araneid fauna of Talash Valley, Dir (L) Pakistan
Sultan Ud Din Yousufzai,
Nosheen Rahman,
Wafa Tabassum
et al.
Abstract:Spiders are invertebrates belonging to the phylum Arthropoda, class Arachnida, and order Araneae. Arachnids are one among the largest and most diverse groups, with 129 families, 4234 genera and 49,773 species. Spiders are carnivorous and polyphagous in nature. They are most effective against pests. This study was carried out to examine the arachnoid fauna status and diversity in Talash Valley, Lower Dir district of KPK. Spiders were collected from different parts of the study area. The surveyed period wss from… Show more
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