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The 17 pages that link to Spider web, each with the reason it gives.

• Spider silkNarrower topic: Webs show how different silk materials are assembled into functional structures.

• SpiderBroader topic: Web architecture turns silk into a prey-capture system, though many spiders hunt without webs.

• Spider predationNarrower topic: Webs are one major route by which spiders capture prey.

• Spider anatomyRelated: Silk-producing anatomy enables webs, though many spiders hunt without them.

• AraneidaeNarrower topic: Orb webs are one specialized form of spider web.

• Wolf spiderCompared with: Unlike web-building hunters, wolf spiders usually catch prey by direct pursuit.

• LatrodectusRelated: Widow spiders build irregular webs that entangle prey near the ground.

• Orb-weaver spiderNarrower topic: Orb webs are one specialized form within the wider variety of spider webs.

• TheridiidaeNarrower topic: Theridiid webs are a distinctive type of spider web, with an irregular three-dimensional structure.

• Evolution of spidersNarrower topic: Webs are among the most visible outcomes of silk's evolutionary diversification.

• LinyphiidaeNarrower topic: Linyphiid webs are specialized silk structures, often built as horizontal sheets.

• Redback spiderBroader topic: The redback’s tangled web is adapted to trap insects and small animals.

• AgelenidaeNarrower topic: Funnel webs are one specialized architecture within the broader diversity of spider webs.

• Pholcus phalangioidesRelated: This species builds an irregular web rather than a stereotyped orb.

• EmbiopteraCompared with: Unlike spider webs, webspinner galleries are built by insects using silk from their feet.

• Portia labiataRelated: The webs of other spiders shape Portia labiata’s approach and attack options.

• Tegenaria domesticaNarrower topic: Its funnel web is one specialized form of spider web.