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Scientists discover 55 new species of Australian wishbone spiders

Sydney, Apr 14 (UNI) A team of Australian scientists has discovered 55 new species of wishbone spiders in a major study exploring some of the country's more remote ecosystems, the University of Western Australia said on Monday.
The research focused on the "Aname" genus, a group of spiders known for their shiny bronze, gold, or silver hairs and deep silk-lined burrows.
Wishbone spiders are part of a larger group that includes tarantulas and trapdoor spiders.
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