Taxonomy
Kingdom Animalia (16266)Phylum Arthropoda (14974)
Class Arachnida (1430)
Order Araneae (683)
Family Amaurobiidae (6)
Genus Amaurobius (6)
Species Amaurobius similis
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Amaurobius similis ✓
Species in validated by: Otto S., Kramer H., Karalashvili E., Seropian A.
Scientific Name ID: 156
Name According To: https://wsc.nmbe.ch/
Species: similis
Taxon Rank: Species
Scientific Name Authorship: Blackwall, 1861
Reference of occurrence in Georgia: Otto, S., & Dietzold, S. 2006. Caucasian Spiders. A faunistic database on the spiders of the Caucasus. Version 1.3. Online at: http://caucasus-spiders.
Name According To: https://wsc.nmbe.ch/
Species: similis
Taxon Rank: Species
Scientific Name Authorship: Blackwall, 1861
Reference of occurrence in Georgia: Otto, S., & Dietzold, S. 2006. Caucasian Spiders. A faunistic database on the spiders of the Caucasus. Version 1.3. Online at: http://caucasus-spiders.
Georgian biodiversity database contains 5 occurrences of Amaurobius similis
| Occurrence ID | Basis of Record | Locality | Recorded By | Decimal Latitude | Decimal Longitude |
| 17257 | Gori | 41.9855 | 44.10849 | ||
| 17258 | Stepantsminda | 42.659989 | 44.641707 | ||
| 17259 | Bakuriani | 41.749716 | 43.528293 | ||
| 17260 | Lagodekhi Nature Reserve | 41.898424 | 46.346241 | ||
| 17261 | Tbilisi | 41.715256 | 44.825477 |
Information from GBIF about Amaurobius similis
GBIF scientific name: Amaurobius similis (Blackwall, 1861)
GBIF taxonomic status: ACCEPTED
Conservation Status
This section is under construction
National Red List Status: LC
IUCN Red List Status: NE
Protection status: Not defined
Reason: N/A
Trend: Unknown
EOO: 13300
AOO: 24
Native/Introduced: Native
Comment: Probably widely distributed in Eastern Georgia
Taxonomy according to: https://wsc.nmbe.ch/
References: Nentwig et al. (2021) Spiders of Europe. Version May.2021.; World Spider Catalog (2021). World Spider Catalog. Version 22.0. Natural History Museum Bern, Otto (2020): Caucasian Spides Database.
Evaluated By: Otto S., Kramer H., Karalashvili E., Seropian A.
Date evaluated: Nov 2021
