[Taxacom] Origin of the name "Hogna", a genus of wolf spiders
Jan Bosselaers
dochterland at telenet.be
Sun Nov 15 12:19:36 CST 2009
Maybe from "hogchnè" (oγχνη) pear? I must admit I have collected
them regularly and they did not strike me as overly pear-shaped, but
who knows.
Jan
Dr. Jan Bosselaers
"Dochterland", Rerum novarumlaan 2
B-2340 Beerse, Belgium
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> Hi,
> Does anyone know the origin of the genus name
> "Hogna"? It is a genus in the family Lycosidae,
> the wolf spiders.
> Robin
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