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Arenivaga bolliana 



Texas. — In dense jungle brush of the river plain; on gravelly 

 hillocks in scattered scrub ; under debris and leaf mold under mesquite 

 trees ; in rat's nests, Neotoma sp. (Hebard, 1917). In dry earth under 

 bush; inhabits litter on ground and nests of rats (Hebard, 1943a) • 



Arenivaga floridensis 



Florida. — Male on ground under leaves of cabbage palmetto 



(Blatchley, 1920). Females in sand under boards and debris along 



lake shore (Friauf in Cantrall, 1941). Infrequent on bare soil and 



ground under vegetation in the longleaf-pine flatwoods habitat (Friauf, 



1953). In rodent burrow (Young, 1949). 



Arenivaga grata 



Texas. — Under stones in upper canyon ; under rocks in pine-oak 

 forest; from oak-manzanita forest along dry stream bed (Hebard, 

 1943a). 



Aristiger histrio 

 Malaya. — Lives freely on bushes and flowers of Passi flora sp. 

 (Karny, 1924). 



Aspiduchus boriquen 



Puerto Rico. — "Apparently the species [as deplanatus] is locally 

 numerous in suitable locations, such as caves, rock crevices and the 

 shelter of large stones." (Rehn and Hebard, 1927). 



Audreia bromeliadarum 

 Panama. — Perfectly at home in bromeliads (see p. 31) (Caudell, 

 1914). 



Audreia jamaicana 

 Jamaica. — In bromeliads; under dead wood in dense forest (Rehn 

 and Hebard, 1927). 



Balta godefEroyi 

 Australia. — Under bark (Hebard, 1943)- 



Balta quadricaudata 

 Australia. — From sugarcane (Hebard, 1943). 



Balta scripta 

 Australia, Queensland. — On leaves, grass, and sugarcane (Hebard, 

 1943)- 



