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1. • • Colleagues are welcome to download, print, or use material from the catalog, for their individual research purposes, so long as the World Spider Catalog and the Natural History Museum of Bern are cited as the source of the information.
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   How often is the World Spider Catalog updated?

   • This compilation includes the species names, according to the World Spider Catalog, version 25.0 (WSC, 2024), accessed on Feb 28, 2024. The site will be revised every 6 months (in February and August) to add new chromosomal data available on literature and changes in spider taxonomy. To cite this website in a publication:

   Spider Database - Arthropoda Cytogenetics

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   Can a user copy the World Spider Catalog?

   • Users may not, however, copy material from the catalog into other databases or onto other websites, or otherwise disseminate the information, without permission from the copyright holder. Citation: World Spider Catalog (2024). World Spider Catalog. Version 25.5.

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   What is the World Spider Catalog Association (WSCA)?

   • Another important novelty is the link to the World Spider Catalog Association (WSCA) which intends to provide access to more than 12’000 taxonomic publications which are behind this database information. The World Spider Catalog considers all taxonomically useful published work.

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   What is the World Spider Catalog?

   • The World Spider Catalog considers all taxonomically useful published work. Unpublished statements – even if correct – will not be taken over here. Also contents of websites that are not published elsewhere are not considered. Roewer and Platnick set standards for the Catalog that persist largely until today.

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   How many references are there in the World Spider Catalog?

   • The World Spider Catalog contains currently 17'888 references with relevance to spider taxonomy (100.00 % available as PDF).

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   Where can I find Platnick's World Spider Catalog?

   • Platnick started this task with a first online version of his World Spider Catalog in 2000 and continued through 2014, with two updated versions per year, a total of 30 updates. The catalog was hosted at the American Museum of Natural History and served as HTML files per family. You can find a complete archive.

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   3 days ago · World Spider Catalog Version 25.5. Currently 52'371 accepted species included. Introduction. Submit your latest taxonomic publication to wsc (at)nmbe.ch. Submit older taxonomic publication to WSCA. Use of this catalog is limited to research, educational, non-commercial "fair use".

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   Welcome to the World Spider Catalog! The current catalog is the first fully searchable online database covering spider taxonomy, but it has a longer history of predecessors which started with Pierre Bonnet (University of Toulouse, France) and Carl Friedrich Roewer (Bremen, Germany).

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   World Spider Catalog. Detailed taxonomic information about the spider families.

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   Try google scholar, and failing that -- if you are affiliated with a university, you can try to get it through your library (online or in person), or you can ask me... or you can look for it in the Russian underground.

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   Nov 3, 2021 · A successor to 14 published volumes by Bonnet, Roewer, Brignoli, Platnick, and the online version by Platnick, the World Spider Catalog aims to provide listings of all currently valid species, genera, and families of spiders, all their synonyms, and all significant taxonomic references to each species, from Linnaeus to date.

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   This compilation includes the species names, according to the World Spider Catalog, version 25.5 (WSC, 2024), accessed on Aug 31, 2024. The site will be revised every 6 months (in February and August) to add new chromosomal data available on literature and changes in spider taxonomy.

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   Another important novelty is the link to the Word Spider Catalog Association (WSCA) which intends to provide access to more than 12’000 taxonomic publications which are behind this database information.