AUSTRALIA SPIDERS
A website created as a working draft for A field guide to Spiders of Australia by Robert Whyte and Dr Greg Anderson due to be published in 2014.
Spiders of Australia finally have their own website.
I can now use this website as a guide reference to help me identify Australian spiders.
Take a look at the website here in the link
SOUTH INDIA SPIDERS
A website has been created to record the spider species of Southern India.
There are many Indian spiders spotted and uploaded in Noah Project.
Many of the species are still left unidentified so now as I have found this website, I can use it as a reference guide to identify Indian spider species.
SINGAPORE SPIDERS
Singapore might not have many spider species compared to other countries but there are lot of spider photographs uploaded into the Internet from Singapore.
Some species are endemic to Singapore only because Singapore is an island.
So I need some spider species guide as a reference to identify many spiders of Singapore that we don't have here in Malaysia.
NORTH AMERICA SPIDERS
North America is a large continent that that holds a lot of spider species
I found this online North American spider identification guide.
It can be very useful for me to identify the spiders there.
EUROPE SPIDERS
Europe is located between Africa and Asia with Russia, so it might contains a lot of spider species from these 3 great continents.
This website shows the spiders of NW Europe.
JAPAN SPIDERS
As one of the most modern country in technology and science, Japan should be able to identify and record most of the species of spiders there so I trust the spider website of of Japan.
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