Centromerus sylvaticus
Centromerus sylvaticus
Length 2.2-4mm. Prosoma yellow-brown, with dark margin in head region. Sternum brown, suffused with black.. Chelicerae relatively long. Legs yellow-brown, robust. Opisthosoma grey to black, sometimes with bright transverse stripes posteriorly, ventrally mostly lighter. This is one of the 'money spiders' in the Linyphidae family - which has more UK species than any other.
Tibial spines: 2-2-2-2
TmIV: no
TmI: 0.35-0.42
This species can only be confirmed by examination of the genitals of mature specimens.
Frequent in the ground litter and moss of moderately damp woodland and rough grassland.
Autumn-Spring.
Widespread in Britain.
Common.
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