Spider T-Box

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1	Term	Parent	Foelix Page	Herberstein Page	Definition	References	OBO synonyms	taxon	usage synonyms

2	clip silk threads		21
3	bite		21
4	extend fangs		21
5	retract fangs		21
6	hold prey		22
7	mash prey with chelicera		22, 49
8	dig burrow with chelicera		22
9	carry egg case		22
10	carry prey		22
11	interlock chelicera with mating partner		22
12	stridulate with chelicera		23
13	spear (impale) prey with chelicera		23
14	touch prey with palps		24
15	probe environment with legs I		25
16	lift claws		25
17	lower claws		25
18	flex/raise pretarsus		29			Hill 2006
19	probe substrate with tips of legs (chemosensation)		36
20	regurgitate digestive fluid		49
21	spit silk and glue		53
22	lift cheliera		53
23	rapid oscillation of fangs		53
24	brush off food particles with palps		59			Zimmerman 1934
25	drink (water)		74				GO: drinking behavior
26	running		78
27	exhaustion (?)		78, 191
28	capture prey with hairs of tar/mt of Leg I		86 (fig 4.3a caption)
29	raise spikes on legs		86 (fig 4.3b caption)
30	comb/manipulate silk threads with bristles of Leg IV during prey capture		87,86(fig 4.3c,d caption)
31	comb cribellate silk		87,			Foelix and Jung 1987
32	grooming		87			Berland 1932
33	air bubble in Argyroneta		88
34	juv grasp hair on mother/mother carry		88
35	brush/disperse urticating hairs		88
36	capture prey during jump		90			Brittinger 1998
37	raise front legs in defence		90			Klarner and Barth 1982
38	respond to vibrations in web		95			Boys 1881, Barrows 1915
39	respond to vibrations in water (Dolomedes)		95			Bleckmann and Barth 1984
40	retrace path after displacement		95			Seyfarth and Barth 1972
41	response to odor stimulus		97			Peckham and Peckham 1887
42	male response to female oder		97
43	males congregate ('flock') around female after last molt		97
44	locate water droplets		99
45	select environment with correct humidity		99
46	probe substrate/prey with tarsi		100
47	follow female trail		101
48	palp drumming		101
49	walk along female dragline		101			Rovner 1968a, Dijkstra 1976
50	contact inside of palps with dragline		101			Tietjen 1977
51	search for females		101
52	stimulate male courtship		101
53	perceive polarized light		102,106,107
54	respond to small changes in light intensity		102			Homann 1947		Aranius sexpunctatus
55	build web at night		102
56	discriminate between conspecific and other males		115
57	learn path (return to retreat)		128			Bartels 1929, Görner 1958
58	integration of visual, kinesthetic cues		129
59	integration of gravity and web elasticity cues		129
60	estimate distance		130			Seyfarth and Barth 1972, Dornfelt 1975
61	landmark navigation		131
62	allothetic navigation		131
63	orient perpendicular to path of moving object		131			Land 1971
64	respond to motion by shifting primary eyes		131			Land 1971
65	integration of input from trichobothria and slit sensilla		131			Hergnröder and Barth 1983a,b
66	associative learning		132			Bays 1962, Jakob et al. 2007
67	learning to avoid ants		132			Edwards and Jackson 1994
68	short term memory effects		132			LeGuelte 1969
69	relocate previously captured prey on web		132			Rodriguez and Gamboa 2000
70	retain location of uncaptured prey		133			Tarsitano and Jackson 1992, 1994
71	remember' lost cocoon		133			Peckham and Peckham 1887
72	move spinnerets in conjunction with legs		147
73	move spinnerets		147
74	shift spinneret terminal area		147			R. Peter 1967
75	lift spinneret		147
76	lower spinneret		147
77	twist spinneret		147
78	synchronous spreading of spinnerets		147
79	comb silk form cribellum		149
80	comb with locked legs 4		149			Gerhart and Kaestner 1938
81	comb with leg 3 and opposite leg 4		149			Eberhart 1998, Lopardo and Ramirez 2007
82	webs built at night		155
83	cut (not cut) support thread		156
84	build retreat within frame web		156
85	build retreat outside frame web		156
86	camouflages retreat with plant and soil material		156			Hensche and Jacque 1994
87	build retreat tube		156, ?
88	primative web' = tubular with catching threads		156
89	(change) cross from one face of the web to the other		159
90	radial thread count		160
91	hide in retreat		161
92	reversal while laying down spiral		161
93	leg touch signal thread		161
94	plasticity in web design		162
95	add stabilmentum/decoration		162	66
96	adorn web/stabilimentum with reminents of prey and shed skins		162	69		Neet (1990)		Nephila, Cyclosa
97	hold legs in same orientation as stabilimentum		162
98	horizontal orientation of orb web		164
99	cone-shaped orb (cage web)		164
100	hind legs grasp radii/front legs pull on tension thread		165