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Subadult male and female Argiope lobata (Pallas, 1774) were collected from their natural webs in several sites near Ashkelon, Israel, in 2010. F1 offspring derived from the above collected females were used in this study (Fig. 2). Argiope lobata belongs to the family Araneidae and shows sexual dimorphism where females (body length: 16.5–25.5 mm) are larger than males (body length: 5–7.5 mm) (Preston, 1998).
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