Figure 1: Web Structures (A) Funnel Web (Agelenidae), (B) Sheet Web (Linyphiidae), (C) Mesh Web (Dictynidae), (D) Reduced Orb Web (Uloboridae) (E) Vertical Orb Web (Aranaeidae), (F) Tangle Web (Theridiidae), (G) Horizontal Orb Web (Tetragnathidae).

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