Summary for Collinsia holmgreni (Araneae)
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About this species
Recorded altitude range740m to 1309m
Species text
DistributionThe species is restricted to the Highlands of Scotland. It is a boreal species, which is widespread in the arctic.
Habitat and ecology
H. holmgreni occurs among short heather and grass, and under stones, on mountains, mainly above 900 m, but down to 500 m in the far north. Adults are found from May to September.
Status
The spider is common in some localities, but rather local.
Threats
In some areas recreational pressure associated with skiing may be a threat but in the longer term, climate change may adversely affect this, together with other arctic-alpine species.
Management and conservation
Ensure that mountain tops where the species occurs are protected from excessive trampling.
Text based on Dawson, I.K., Harvey, P.R., Merrett, P. & Russell-Smith, A.R. (in prep.). References
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