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Autore:  Tekilay [ 03/10/2013, 13:59 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

type, genus ?

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Autore:  antoEandrea [ 03/10/2013, 14:52 ]
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Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

Autore:  Tekilay [ 04/10/2013, 2:11 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

antoEandrea ha scritto:
Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae


Thanks for the help,

Is it possible to understand this type of photography?
I "mildei" likened.

Autore:  antoEandrea [ 04/10/2013, 12:17 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

Yes, it is similar to "C. mildei"

Autore:  Tekilay [ 05/10/2013, 1:22 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

antoEandrea ha scritto:
Yes, it is similar to "C. mildei"


Thank you Maria,

"mildei", the wikipedia says there is poison in Turkey dangerous to man.
But the my research I've found the source, I understand if you are wrong "effect until the bee bite," he says.
What is your opinion about this?

Source: http://www.jbc.org/content/285/42/32293.full

Autore:  antoEandrea [ 05/10/2013, 14:28 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

You can read this article to get an idea about Cheiracanthium sp. bites.
http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script= ... 2000300014

I think that C. mildei is not one of the most dangerous spiders, but also I think that it would be better if you avoid it.

Autore:  elleelle [ 05/10/2013, 15:28 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

The article is non so convincing for me.

For istance, the author indicates Steatoda paykulliana (and why not Steatoda nobilis and Steatoda grossa?) among the most dangerous italian spyders, but this is not confirmed by other authors.

In particular, Cheiracanthium mildei is a rather small, frail and litthe aggressive spyder, differently from Cheiracanthium punctorium, and is very common even inside our houses, but very few people get bitten and almost nobody have consequences.

I would sharply separate the considerations about the two species of the genus Cheiracanthium.

Don't worry too much about C. mildei ... ;)
:hi: luigi

Autore:  antoEandrea [ 05/10/2013, 20:10 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

I think this article is comprehensive enough for a first approach to spider knowledge as well as the conclusion is absolutely clear and scientifically correct:

Cita:
For instance, the severity of clinical signs may depend on the bite site or on underlying health problems. Some populations of yellow sac spiders might be more dangerous to humans."....

..."It is also possible that clinical signs vary from individual to individual depending on the reaction to the venom, given that more susceptible individuals can have stronger reactions.


Also the author honestly admits that we know too little to draw a definitive conclusion about this argument:

Cita:
Probably, a substantial number of cases or studies are still needed to fully understand the effects of yellow sac spider bites on humans. Until a definitive conclusion is reached, because of the possibility of appearance of systemic effects, it is advisable that any person receiving a yellow sac spider bite consult a physician for treatment.

Autore:  elleelle [ 06/10/2013, 10:27 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

I was not criticizing the article in general.

What I was objecting was just the inclusion of Steatoda paykulliana (and not, in case, the entire genus) among the most dangerous italian spyders, and a certain confusion between the effects of the bite of Cheiracanthium punctorium - that actually is fairly big and reasonably with more poison - and Cheiracanthium mildei. ;) :)
:hi: luigi

Autore:  Mauro [ 06/10/2013, 19:35 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

In my apartment, where I live for 25 years, lives a population of Steatoda grossa (this is one), with whom cohabit peacefully. I do not think having to fear biting. By hypothesis it can be poisonous, but not being aggressive, there is no danger.

Autore:  Tekilay [ 06/10/2013, 21:02 ]
Oggetto del messaggio:  Re: Cheiracanthium sp.- Miturgidae

Thank you Luigi and Maria

nesting my motorcycle carburetors :).
Not to be afraid, researched the events of the poison of curiosity.

Introducing around me to prevent the killing. Passes in front of them to recognize the fear.

Maruo, Nice to be living with them :)

Thanks,

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