TABLE OF CONTENTS OF VOLUME 1JI. 



PART I. GENERAL HABITS, BIOLOGICAL MISCELLANY, AND 

 ANATOMICAL NOMENCLATURE. 



CHAPTER I. 

 TOILET, DRINKING, BURROWING, AND SOCIAL HABITS. 



PAGES 



Toilet Habits of Spiders Toilet Implements Hair Dressing the Feet Combing and 

 Washing the Head Tarantula's Toilet Toilet Habits compared with Ants 

 Argiope Cleansing her Feet Tidy Housekeeping Cleaning away Rubbish Eating 

 the Web Penalty of Untidiness Shamrock Spider Purseweb Spider Drinking 

 Habits Tarantula Drinking Zillas Drinking Feeding Habits Dolomedes Water 

 Habits Rafting Spiders Long Submergence Burrowing Methods Lycosa Ti- 

 grina Maternal Ingenuity Lycosa Turret Spider's Building Flinging Dirt 

 Pellets Secretiveness Tunnel of Atypus Tunnels of Mygalidee Tarantula 

 Digging her Burrow Carrying Dirt California Trapdoor Spiders Repairing 

 Doors Branch Nests Site Mimicry of Cteniza Californica Tarantula opifex 

 Professor Wagner, of Moscow Trapdoor Making Lycosid Territelarian Archi- 

 tecture Lycosid Architecture Comparative Views of Industrial Habits Young 

 Spiders Baby Communities M. Eugene Simon's Discoveries Incubating Nest 

 Sociable Epeiras Cocooning suspends Pugnacity Mothers with many Cocoons 

 Social Theridioids Tenting Commons of Spiderlings Uloborus Eepublicanus 

 Guarding Cocoons Orbweaving Neighborhoods Gregarious Saltigrades 15-43 



CHAPTER II. 

 MEMORY, MIMICRY, AND PARASITISM. 



Intelligence and Memory Cotton Utilized for Doors Turret Spiders Memory of 

 Epeira Trifolium Sense of Location Insect Memory Color Mimicry Mimicry 

 of Bird Excreta Ornithoscatoi'des decipiens of Cambridge Anthropomorphism 

 Evolution of Mimicry Method of Ovipositing A Parasitic Larva John L. 

 Curtis The Dictyna Parasite Parasite on Epeira strix Parasites in Cocoons 

 Egg Parasites Mr. Howard's Studies of Hymenopterous Parasites Table of Para- 

 sites and Parasitized Spiders Generalizations Relations of Spinning Habits to 

 Parasitism Cocooning Habit and Parasitism 44-62 



CHAPTER III. 

 BIOLOGICAL MISCELLANY. 



Spider Enemies Wasps Pursuing Spiders Tube Making Orbweavcrs Sitting in the 

 Hub Fish Killing Spiders Counterpoise in Web Weaving Spider Poison Pro- 

 fessor Bertkau's Experience Tigrina's Courtship Mending Snares Nocturnal and 

 Diurnal Spiders A Wind Wrecked Web Mending Foundation Lines Patching 

 Tubeweavers Trapdoor Spiders Intelligence in Locating Nest Mode of Enter- 

 ing Nest Mimicry of Site The Tarantula Hawk Enemies Influencing Architec- 

 tureMimicry Baby Spiders 63-76 



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