agelenopsis造句

• "Agelenopsis aperta ", the American funnel-web spider, produces agatoxins.
• Well-known examples include the common " grass spiders " of the genus " Agelenopsis ".
• Agatoxin is named after the funnel web spider ( " Agelenopsis aperta " ) which produces a venom containing several agatoxins.
• Female funnel web spiders ( Agelenopsis aperta ) contest with one another for the possession of their desert spider webs using the Assessor strategy.
• The two known blockers which are specific to P-type calcium channels are peptides derived from the spider venom of " Agelenopsis aperta ".
• In September, males of outdoors species ( such as " Agelenopsis " and " Agelena " ) can seek refuge within houses, usually nesting on or underneath outer windowsills, or also around the porch door.
• The main distinction between " Agelenopsis " and its European cousin genus " Agelena " consists of the pattern appearing on the cephalothorax : the former possess two quasi-parallel lines from the eyes to the beginning of the abdomen.
• In " Agelenopsis ", the embolus at the tip of the bulb first engages with the female, after which the haematodochae expand and cause the conductor to mesh with the female, before finally the embolus enters the female copulatory pore.
• The species are rather similar to those of the " Agelena " genus, instead of " Agelenopsis ", mainly because of their paler coloring and the meeting of the two lines on the cephalothorax ( near the abdomen ), which are usually parallel in other species.