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Dysdera crocata-Woodlouse hunter
cephalothorax (head-end) of a woodlouse hunting spider
Hi and welcome to Project Noah! This is actually the cephalothorax (head-end) of a woodlouse hunting spider. There isn't a lot left to look at, but those chelicerae (mouthparts) are unmistakable. Since it's a spider, I've gone ahead and have moved this to Arthopods for you.
Spotted on Jun 5, 2012
Submitted on Jun 5, 2012
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