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<h3>Massachusetts - First State / County Records</h3>

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 <li>Hentz, 1846: 356
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 - 19. <em>Attus rufus</em> - <em>Habitat</em>. United States*.
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 Scudder, 1866: 105
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 - <em>Attus rufus</em> . . . in Massachusetts in the collection of &nbsp;&nbsp;Prof. Peck, taken in July.
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Keyserling, 1885: 493
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 - 4. <em>Phidippus ruber</em> n. sp. North America, &nbsp;&nbsp;Massachusetts.
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Emerton, 1891: 226
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 - <em>Phidippus ruber</em> Keys, not P. rufus Peckham.  Males, &nbsp;&nbsp;Topsfield, Mass., Sherborn, Mass., and House Island &nbsp;&nbsp;near Manchester,  Mass. (<b>Essex</b>, <b>Middlesex</b>)
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Bryant, 1908: 100
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- 384. <em>Dendryphantes rufus</em> (Hentz) Peckham.  Mass.- &nbsp;&nbsp;Salem, Bedford, Hyde Park, Sharon. (<b>Suffolk</b>, <b>Norfolk</b>)
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 Edwards, 2004: 65
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- <em>Massachusetts</em>: Essex, <b>Hampshire</b>, Middlesex, &nbsp;&nbsp;<b>Nantucket</b>
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Kaston, 1941 - <strong> <em>Spiders of Connecticut</em></strong>
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- p. 486 <em>Phidippus mccooki</em> 10 records one in May the &nbsp;&nbsp;others from mid-July through October
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<p>*It is worthy of remark in this connection, that the principal localities from which Professor Hentz
obtained his Araneides were Northampton, Mass., College Hill, N. C, and Tuscaloosa, Ala., and that
<em>when "the United States" is given as the habitat of a species, it simply means that he had specimens from
Massachusetts</em>, and from one of the southern localities. Scudder, 1866. Emphasis added.
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