Pauki

Six types of glands are known:

GLANDULA AGGREGATA - produces sticky silk;
Glandula Ampulleceae - the main and youngest for the production of threads for moving;
GLANDULA PYRIFORMES - produces silk for fasteners;
GLANDULA ACINIFORMES - produces a silk for wandering production;
GLANDULA TUBILIFORMES - produces silk for a bag of eggs;
Glandula Coronatae - produces threads for the axes of sticky threads.
In a separate type of spiders, all types of glands are not at the same time .

Behind Pedipalp, four pairs of legs are attached to the Golovoredi, of which each consists of 7 segments: a basin (plow), Vertluga (Trochanter), thighs (Femur), cups (Patella), lower leg, forerunner (Metatarsus) and legs (Tarsus ), armed from below smooth or jagged claws, between which there is sometimes a shorter non -pair of claws.