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• Biographic notes of former researchers in argentina Arachnologists of Argentina. Biographic notes and publications lists of J.W. Abalos, M. Birabén, J. Canals, B. S. Gerschman de Pikelin, E.L. Holmberg, E.A. Maury, R.A. Ringuelet and R.D. Schiapelli. Compiled by Luis E. Acosta (Argentina)

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• Acosta Luis Eduardo Acosta Luis Eduardo. Scorpions and Opilions. CONICET / Profesor Adjunto, Cátedra de Diversidad Animal I, Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (Argentina)
  
• Agnarsson Ingi Ph.D. Student. Systematics of Anelosimus and Theridiid Spiders. Department of Biological Sciences George Washington University. Washington (USA)
  
• Andrade Maydianne C.B. Assistant Professor, Division of Life Sciences, University of Toronto at Scarborough (Canada). Research interests: Sexual selection, the evolution of mating systems, and sexual cannibalism in Latrodectus (Canada)
  
• Arnedo Miquel He is currently working in a comparative analysis of the patterns and rates of speciation between islands and continents in the spider genus Dysdera, a circum-Mediterranean, very species-reach genus that has undergone extreme diversification in the Macaronesian Archipelagoes (UK)

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• Benjamin Suresh Evolution of spiders. University of California, Berkeley (USA)
  
• Binford Greta J. (Email). A post-doc at the University of Arizona. Is interested in the diversity of spider venom chemistry and how it relates to variation in feeding biology (USA)
  
• Bixler David He studies the taxonomy and ecology of wolf spiders, especially in the Boreal and Arctic region. Currently working on niche preferences in Pardosa. Professor Emeritus, Chaffey College, California (USA)
  
• Blackledge Todd A. Research Interests: Causes and consequences of adaptive radiations: orb-weaving spiders in Hawaii, Predator-prey conflict and sensory drive: behavioral ecology and evolution of stabilimenta in spider webs, Evolution of defensive adaptations of spiders, Foraging and web-building in Dictyinidae. Cornell University (USA)
  
• Blick Theo Faunistics and ecology of Central European Arachnids, general interest in systematics and taxonomy of spiders (Germany)
  
• Borges Adolfo (Email) Field of research is the toxinology of Caribbean Tityus scorpion venoms. Associate Professor at the Department of Cell Biology, Universidad Simon Bolivar, Caracas (Venezuela)
  
• Bosselaers Jan Serves science in his spare time by studying spiders and makes airbrush paintings of them (Belgium)
  
• Boutin Lisa Joy She is an arachnologist working in Tasmania. Her research is on Clubionidae spiders particularly from New Caledonia and Australia. She is also the arachnological curator and research fellow for The Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery in Launceston Tasmania (Australia)
  
• Braunwalder Matt E. Mainly working on the biology, ecology and faunistics of scorpions in Europe, the Eastern Mediterranean region and Middle East. Furthermore runs ARACHNODATA, an information and coordination agency for scorpions and other arachnids, providing unlimited services in all sciences fields (Switzerland)
  
• Bruce Matt His research interests are the function and evolution of web decorations, the phylogenetics of orb-web spiders and general behavioural ecology of spiders and other species. He is currently a Postdoc in Behavioural Biology at Utrecht University (The Netherlands)
  
• Buchar Jan Professor Buchar lectures on the system, phylogenesis, and comparative morphology of invertebrates, biogeography, arachnology and protection of invertebrates, and the use of invertebrates for bioindication purposes (Czech Republic)
  
• Buddle Chris Research interests: Terrestrial arthropod biodiversity, in particular spider and insect diversity in managed and unmanaged forests; the effects of downed woody material on arthropod communities; the role of generalist predators in detritus-based food webs; spider ecology, life-history, and taxonomy. Department of Natural Resource Sciences, McGill University, Quebec (Canada)
  
• Bukowski Todd His research interests concern the factors influencing male ejaculate delivery strategies to virgin and mated female spiders, and the consequences to females. The University of Arizona (USA)

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• Capocasale Roberto M. Research interest: biosystematics and ecologics of Araneae and Opiliones. Instituto de Investigaciones Biológicas Clemente Estable (Uruguay)
  
• Carico James E. His main area of interest is the ecology, behavior, and systematics of spiders. Professor and Department Chair, Biology Department, Lynchburg College (USA)
  
• Catley Kefyn M. (Email) Research: systematics and behavior of Hypochilidae, south temperate Hahniidae and Gnaphosidae, biodiversity and conservation education. He also works on the spider project : Biodiversity of Australasian Ground Spiders. Research Scientist Department of Entomology, Staff Scientist for Biodiversity National Center for Science Literacy, Education and Technology, American Museum of Natural History, NY (USA)
  
• Ceballos Alejandra Pseudoscorpiones. Univ. Nac. Córdoba (Argentina)
  
• Chant Donald A. Current research is on systematics and evolutionary processes in the mite family Phytoseiidae (Acari), a group of more than 1600 known species that contains predacious forms that have been used in biological control programs against phytophagous mite pests. University of Toronto (Canada)
  
• Chen Shyh-Hwang Works on spiders of Taiwan (Taiwan)
  
• Coddington Jonathan Curator of arachnids and myriapods at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution. Research interests include the systematics and evolution of spiders, especially orbweavers, issues in systematic theory and method, and the theory and design of biological inventories (USA)
  
• Cordes Detlev Research on the Systematics, Life History and Communication Biology of wandering spiders (specialised in wolf spiders)(Germany)
  
• Crawford Rodney L. Research on systematics, biogeography, and descriptive ecology of spiders, related arachnids, and cave invertebrates. Curatorial Associate (Arachnids), Burke Museum, University of Washington (USA)
  
• Curtis Dave He's fascinated by the inter-relationship between organism and environment - and so interested in all aspects of biology and ecology. His research started with the eyes of Opiliones and rapidly expanded to include the ecology of the true spiders - and other animals and plants. He gathered data on community ecology of araneids and opilionids in Scotland (UK)
  
• Cutler Bruce His general research interest is in spider biology in its broadest sense. Within this field, areas of special appeal are: ultrastructure of epithelial cells and cuticular structures, taxonomy of jumping spiders, spider - ant interactions, and faunistics of grassland spiders. University of Kansas (USA)

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• Delle Cave Laura Amblypygi & Solifugae (Italy)
  
• Dimock Ron Physiological Ecology and Behavior of Freshwater Mussels & Physiology and Behavior of Symbiotic Mussel-Mites: Genus Unionicola. Professor of biology. Department of Biology. Wake Forest University Winston-Salem, NC (USA)
  
• Downie Lain Works mainly on spiders from the north of England and Scotland (UK)
  
• Dunlop Jason A. Arachnid Origins and Evolution. Institute für Systematische Zoologie, Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin (Germany)
  
• Dupérré Nadine Scientific illustrator interested in spider identification, taxonomy and phylogenetics of Linyphiidae and other cave related spiders (Canada)
  
• Dupré Gérard (Email) Breeding and postembryonic development of scorpions (France)

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• Eberhard W.G. Works on evolution of spider webs, web construction and attack behavior, evolution of genitalia. Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute and Escuela de Biologia (Costa Rica)
  
• Edwards G.B. Main interests are the systematics and biodiversity of jumping spiders (Salticidae). Florida State Collection of Arthropods, Gainesville, Florida (USA)
  
• Elgar Mark A. His research takes an experimental and comparative approach to investigating the evolutionary significance of social and mating behaviour, mostly in terrestrial invertebrates. Specific areas of interest include the evolutionary outcome of sexual conflict over male and female mating strategies, especially in sexually cannibalistic species; cryptic female choice and sperm competition; chemical communication. University of Melbourne (Australia)

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• Foellmer Matthias Matthias' main area of research is evolutionary ecology. He focuses currently on the evolution of sexual dimorphism, sexual cannibalism, and mating systems in spiders. Department of Biology, Adelphi University, New York, USA
  
• Folkerts Debbie R. Ecology and Natural History of Carnivorous Plants, Spiders, Plant/Animal Interactions. She's involved in a long term project of surveying the spiders of Alabama and am especially interested in the behavior and ecology of burrowing mygalomorphs in the southeastern U.S. Auburn University, Alabama (USA)
  
• Formanowicz Daniel R. Research interests: Foraging Behavior, Defense Mechanisms, Predation Risk, Reproductive Investment, Costs of Reproduction, Courtship, Mating and Aggressive Behavior. Spiders and scorpions. The University of Texas at Arlington (USA)
  
• Framenau Volker W. Evolutionary biology of arachnids, with a main focus on the systematics of wolf spiders (Lycosidae) and orb-weaving spider (Araneidae). He's also interested in sexual dimorphism in spiders, in particular the differences in relative leg length between males and females of ground living groups. Western Australian Museum, Perth (Australia).

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• Gaffin Douglas Research interests include behavior and sensory physiology of scorpions. Assistant Professor of Zoology, Department of Zoology, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma (USA)
  
• González-Sponga Manuel Angel Arachnology (Venezuela)
  
• Gray Mike Interested in funnel-web spiders and cribellate spiders. Australian Museum (Australia)
  
• Grismado Cristian J. His research interests are Morphology, taxonomy, faunistics and diversity of spiders, especially the families Palpimanidae, Filistatidae, Uloboridae, Zodariidae and Segestriidae. Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales, Buenos Aires (Argentina)
  
• Griswold Charles Edward Higher classification of spiders; phylogenetics; historical biogeography, especially of Africa; monographs of several families of mygalomorph and araneomorph spiders; estimating and comparing species richness in tropical rainforests. Associate Curator , Department of Entomology, California Academy of Sciences Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA (USA)
  
• Gruber Jürgen Systematics of the Opiliones, with emphasis on "Dyspnoi", emphasis regionally: Mediterranean Region, SW-Asia; also Madagascar, Chile; faunistics of Opiliones of above-mentioned areas; faunistics of Opiliones and Araneae of Austria; faunistics of Myriapoda, especially Diplopoda, of Austria. Curator of the collection Arachnoidea. Scientific supervision of the Central Library of the Zoology Departments. Natural History Museum in Vienna (Austria)
  
• Gwynne Darryl Research interests: Evolution and Sexual Selection in Insects and Arachnids. University of Toronto (Canada)

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• Harwood James D. Research interests include ecology and behavior of spiders, foraging behavior, molecular ecology, food-web structure and stability in agricultural systems, integrated pest management and sustainable/organic agroecology. Department of Entomology, University of Kentucky (USA)
  
• Hedin Marshal C. Research interests: Population Divergence and Speciation, Arachnology, Molecular Evolution, Phylogenetics, Cave Biology. Department of Biology, Evolutionary Biology, San Diego State University (USA)
  
• Heiling Astrid M. Behavioral ecology of orb-web spiders, intraspecific behavioral variability of orb-web spiders, orb-web design, testing optimal foraging theory. Institute of Zoology, University of Vienna (Austria)
  
• Helmenstine Anne Studies the effects of gravity on spiders and spider development. Assistant Professor of Biology and Program Coordinator for the Medical Pre-Professional Program at Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tennessee (USA)
  
• Herberstein Marie (Mariella) She is working on various aspect of the foraging and mating behaviour of invertebrates such as spiders and praying mantids. My current projects include the signal function of web decorations in orb web spiders. These are those curious crosses found in St. Andrew's Cross spiders. Macquarie University (Australia)
  
• Hieber Craig S. Arachnologist & Behavioral Ecologist at St. Anselm College (USA)
  
• Higgins Linden She works at the interface of ecology, evolution, and behavior, using a broadly-distributed spider to study how populations of this species persist in very different habitats with little obvious morphological differentiation. University of Vermont (USA)
  
• Hill David Edwin Salticidae (Jumping spiders) (USA)
  
• Holmberg Robert Ecology and behaviour of arthropods as well as distance education. In biology, he has worked with insects (i.e. distribution of mosquitoes, feeding in grasshoppers, chemical attractants of horse flies) and arachnids (i.e. scent glands of harvestmen, predation in spiders, distibution and taxonomy of solpugids). Centre for Natural and Human Science, Athabasca University (Canada)
  
• Hormiga Gustavo His work focuses on the systematics and evolution of spiders, mainly on two large spider families, the sheet weaving Linyphiidae and the orb weaving Tetragnathidae. Assistant Professor of Biology, Systematics and Evolutionary Biology of Spiders. Department of Biological Sciences George Washington University, Washington, D.C. (USA)
  
• Houck Marilyn A. Mite-Insect Associations, the Role of Co-evolution in the Evolution of Parasitism, and Horizontal Gene Transfer . Curator of Invertebrates, Natural Science Research Laboratory (USA)
  
• Huber Bernhard A. Works on Pholcidae, spider genitalia, and sexual selection. Zoological Institute and Museum Alexander Koenig, Bonn (Germany)

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• Ikeda Hiroyoshi (in Japanese) (Japan)

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• Jocqué Rudy African spiders (all aspects), mainly the families Zodariidae, Ctenidae, Corinnidae, Linyphiidae, Lycosidae, Gallieni. Africa Museum (Belgium)

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• Karatash Ayshegul (Email) Dr. Ayshegul Karatash is studying the Turkish arachnofauna, especially scorpions. Nigde Univ. Fen-Edeb. Fak., Biyoloji Bol., Zooloji ABD. Nigde (Turkey)
  
• Krink Thiemo Thiemo Krink is a computer scientist studying biology by designing computer models for spider web building behaviour (Denmark)
  
• Kronestedt Torbjörn Taxonomy and behaviour of Lycosidae, Spider fauna of Scandinavia. Department of Entomology, Swedish Museum of Natural History (Sweden)
  
• Kuntner Matjaz Ph.D. Student. Systematics of Nephilinae (Tetragnathidae) spiders. Department of Biological Sciences, George Washington University. Washington (USA)
  
• Kury Adriano Brilhante Análise Cladística de Grassatores (Arachnida, Opiliones). Museu Nacional (Brasil)

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• Lång Gary A graduate student in Animal Ecology, Göteborg University. His thesis is about size dimorphism in spiders (Sweden)
  
• Legg Gerald Arachnids, especially pseudoscorpions (UK)
  
• Levi Herb He studies the taxonomy of new world araneid spider genera. His latest project is a revision of the genus Cyclosa (USA)
  
• Logunov Dmitri Viktorovitch Faunistics, taxonomy and systematics of the spider families Salticidae, Thomisidae and Philodromidae. Zoological Museum, Novosibirsk (Russia)
  
• Lubin Yeal Professor at Ben-Gurion University, Institutes for Desert Research, Israel. Research subjects include the evolution of sociality in spiders, sexual selection and mating behavior, spiders as natural enemies in desert agroecosystems and spider diversity along aridity gradients (Israel)

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• Malten Andreas Fachbüro Faunistik und Ökologie (Germany)
  
• Matthews Terry C. His current research seeks to determine the relationship between patterns of sperm priority and spermathecal morphology in salticid spiders, and to relate these patterns to sexual selection and phylogeny of spiders. Millikin University (USA)
  
• Mattoni Camilo Iván Scorpiones (Bothriurus). Univ. Nac. Córdoba (in Spanish) (Argentina)
  
• Metzner Heiko Diploma in biology (Erlangen, Prof. Dr. Otto von Helversen). Thesis: "Die Springspinnen Griechenlands", finished and published in 1999. 2 years of scientific volontary work at the SMNK together with Dr. Hubert Höfer. Specialized in european and neotropical salticidae. Field trips to Brazil (Dr. Hubert Höfer) and Argentina (Prof. Maria Elena Galiano) (Germany)
  
• Miller Jeremy His principal research project is a molecular phylogeny of the widow spider genus Latrodectus.Department of Biological Sciences, The George Washington University. Washington D.C. (USA)
  
• Moody Marjorie A page about her. Also known as "The Spider Lady". (USA)

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• Ochoa José Antonio Sistemática y Distribución de Scorpiones en el Perú. Univ. Nac. Córdoba (Argentina)
  
• Ovtsharenko Vladimir L. Systematics, morphology and evolution of Invertebrates, Insects and Arachnids, particularly of the spiders; speciation, biogeography and phylogeny; biogeography and evolution of Holarctic, Asian, and Australian spiders; ecology, comparative morphology, SEM, imaging techniques, biological illustration. Division of Invertebrate Zoology, American Museum of Natural History (USA)

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• Paquin Pierre Taxonomy, molecular and morphological phylogenetics of Linyphiidae and Cicurina, and other cave-adapted species. He works on speciation scenarios of cave radiations, developed expertise for endangered cave species and also used multivariate approaches in community ecology in different forest systems (USA)
  
• Per de Place Bjorn His master's project was a taxonomical revision of the African part of the Orb-weaver genus Argiope (Aranae, Araneidae) (Denmark)
  
• Peretti Alfredo V. Estrategias reproductivas en Scorpiones, Solifugae, Opiliones y Pseudoscorpiones (Arachnida) de Argentina: comportamiento sexual y de cría, transferencia espermática y procesos asociados. Univ. Nac. Córdoba (Argentina)
  
• Pérez-Miles Fernando Phylogenetic systematics, biodiversity and ecology of Theraphosidae, mainly of the New World (Uruguay)
  
• Pérez Ortiz Tila María Parasitic mites, biology and systematics of arachnids. Instituto de Biología UNAM (Mexico)
  
• Persons Matthew H. His research is primarily concerned with the behavioral ecology of spiders. Department of Biology, Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove Pennsylvania (USA)
  
• Prestwich Ken One of his areas of interest is in understanding the limitations of the locomotory system of spiders. University of Florida (USA)

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• Richman David B. Dept. of Entomology, Plant Pathology and Weed Science, New Mexico State University. Specialities: Arachnida, especially Salticidae (Jumping Spiders), Biological Control, Arthropod Biodiversity. (USA)
  
• Riekel Christian (Email) Structural studies on spider silk by X-ray diffraction methods in order to correlate structure and function of spider silk. European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (France)
  
• Ruzicka Vlastimil Principal investigator of the project "Island Biogeography and Ecology of Invetebrate Communities of Stony Debris in the Czech Republic" in 1991 1994 (Grant Agency of the Academy of Sciences), Principal investigator of the project "Catalogue of Spiders of The Czech Republic" in 1995 1998 (Grant Agency of the Czech Republic). Principal orgniser of the 15th European Colloquium of Arachnology. He is interested in research of extreme, unaccessible habitats (stony debris, rocks, littoral stands). (Czech Republic)

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• Saaristo Michael Systematics and taxonomy of the linyphiid subfamily Micronetinae (Arachnida, Araneae). Biodiversity of the Seychellian spider fauna (Arachnida, Araneae). Revision of the North American Agyneta species (Arachnida, Araneae, Linyphiidae) (Finland)
  
• Savary Warren E. Scorpions and solpugids ("sun spider" or "wind scorpion") (USA)
  
• Scharff Nikolaj Research interests: Phylogeny and comparative morphology of spiders in general. University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
  
• Schneider Jutta M. Her research interests are the evolution of reproductive behaviour and sociality. She selected spiders as her main study objects because they show a huge variety of brood care and mating strategies (Germany)
  
• Schütz Dolores She works on the sexual size dimorphism of the water spider (Argyroneta aquatica). Konrad Lorenz-Institut für Vergleichende Verhaltensforschung, Wien (Austria)
  
• Selden Paul A. Functional morphology, systematics and evolution of Chelicerata, especially fossil arachnids; fossil spiders (especially non-amber preserved specimens); terrestrialization of arthropods in the mid-Palaeozoic. The University of Manchester (UK)
  
• Shetlar David Recent studies with ornamental plant pests have included evaluation of juniper cultivars for insect and disease resistance and studies on the ecology and behavior of the spruce spider mite. Department of Entomology, The Ohio State University (USA)
  
• Shorthouse David Ph.D. Student. Biodiversity of boreal forest spiders. University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta (Canada)
  
• Shultz Jeffrey W. Evolutionary morphology and phylogeny of arthropods, especially arachnids. Department of Entomology, University of Maryland, MD (USA)
  
• Simó Miguel His research area is systematics of Ctenidae and Lycosidae (Araneae). Others research interests in spiders are: Estimation of species richness and venemous species. Asistente, Secci3/4n Entomología. Facultad de Ciencias. Montevideo (Uruguay)
  
• Skerl Kevin L. Administrator of the Spider Conservation page (USA)
  
• Stutz William Field and laboratorium investigations of scorpions. Health Department of Uberlândia (Brazil)

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• Tait Noel Senior Lecturer: Invertebrate Biology (pseudoscorpiones etc.), Macquarie University (Australia)
  
• Tanasevitch Andrei V. Systematics, biodiversity and zoogeography of spiders; nature conservation. Special interests in the family Linyphiidae. Moscow (Russia)
  
• Tanikawa Akio Spiders in Japan (in Japanese) (Japan)
  
• Taylor Phillip W. Behavioural ecology, communication and cognition of jumping spiders and wolf spiders. Department of Psychology, Macquarie University (Australia).
  
• Thaler Konrad Taxonomy of spiders (Araneae) (esp. of the Alps and the Mediterranean region) and millipedes (Diplopoda) Community studies in the Eastern Alps, as a basis for a better understanding of structure and origin of the arachnids of the East Alps; faunistic studies on arachnids, myriapods and insects of Northern Tyrol 'Alpine Zoology': species, distribution patterns and affinities of mountain spiders of Europe. University of Innsbruck (Austria)
  
• Tillinghast Edward K. Physiology and biochemistry of annelids and arachnids. Department of Zoology. University of New Hampshire, Durban, NH (USA)

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• Ubick Darrell (=Darcko Ljubic). Araneae and Opiliones. California Academy of Sciences (USA)
  
• Uetz George W. His research is on the behavioral ecology of spiders. He is interested in both proximate and ultimate mechanisms involved in the evolution of communication behavior in wolf spiders and the evolution of social behavior in colonial orb weavers. University of Cincinnati (USA)

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• Jimenez Valverde Alberto He is a researcher interested in broad scale patterns of biodiversity. He is particularly interested in methods for modelling potential distributions of species in order to understand the relative importance of environmental, biotic and historical factors on limiting geographic ranges (Spain)
  
• Vanuytven Herman Home page Administrator of the Arachnology Home Page and founder of the Arachnology Mailing List. Mainly investigating the spider fauna in area's around Antwerp (Belgium)
  
• Vincent Lenny Biology of insects and spiders. Fullerton College (USA)
  
• Vink Cor His main research interest is spider (Araneae) taxonomy and systematics (using morphological and molecular datasets). He is also interested in spider parasitoids and parasites, spider ecology and spider behaviour. His thesis topic is: The taxonomy and systematics of New Zealand Lycosidae (wolf spiders) (New Zealand)

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• Walker Sean Research interests: Behavioral and evolutionary ecology, evolution of sexual dimorphism, sexual selection, and life-history evolution. California State University, Fullerton (USA)
  
• Watson Paul J. Behavioral ecology, sexual selection, evolutionary psychology. Field and lab studies of the costs and benefits of female choice and polyandry in the linyphiid spider Neriene litigiosa (=Linyphia litigiosa); current research involves respirometric measures of the energetics of copulatory courtship and inter-individual variation in rates of senescence. University of New Mexico (USA)
  
• Weiss Ingmar Spiders and harvestmen (Germany)
  
• Wise David H. His research group is conducting a variety of studies with spiders and other arthropod generalist predators. Our interests focus on resource limitation, competition and predator-prey dynamics. University of Kentucky (USA)
  
• Wrensch Dana L. Major Research Interests: Arthropod genetics and population biology, Acarology, Evolutionary Genetics. Biology of spider mites and other Acari of economic importance. Department of Entomology, The Ohio State University (USA)

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• Zanger K. 1. Immunocytochemical localization of lysozyme in the nephrocytes of the harvestman, Leiobunum rotundum. 2. Nephrocytes of harvestmen, Leiobunum limbatum and L. rotundum. Zentrum für Anatomie und Hirnforschung, Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf (Germany)
  
• Zschokke Samuel Web construction behaviour of the orb weaving spider Araneus diadematus Cl. (Switzerland)

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