araneae - Hogna

Lycosidae: Hogna Simon, 1885

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Widely distributed in whole Mediterranean, large wolf spider, reaches its northernmost distribution at south border of the Alps; body length of males 9-18 mm, females 12-25 mm

Hogna radiata (Latreille, 1817)

Pedipalp (Miller 1971)	Pedipalp, ventral view (Fuhn & Niculescu-Burlacu 1971)	Pedipalp (Fuhn & Niculescu-Burlacu 1971)
Pedipalp (Loksa 1972)	Pedipalp, ventral view (Brady 2012)	Pedipalp, retrolateral view (Brady 2012)
Embolus (Loksa 1972)	Habitus, dorsal view (Brady 2012)	Epigyne (Fuhn & Niculescu-Burlacu 1971)
Epigyne (Miller 1971)	Epigyne (Loksa 1972)	Epigyne, ventral view (Brady 2012)
Vulva (Fuhn & Niculescu-Burlacu 1971)	Vulva (Loksa 1972)	Vulva, dorsal view (Brady 2012)
Habitus (Fuhn & Niculescu-Burlacu 1971)	Habitus, dorsal view (Brady 2012)	Opisthosoma, ventral view (Brady 2012)

Further taxa

1. Hogna alticeps (Kroneberg, 1875)

Pedipalp, ventral view (Kroneberg 1875)	Epigyne, ventral view (Kroneberg 1875)	Prosoma, lateral view (Kroneberg 1875)
Habitus, dorsal view (Kroneberg 1875)	Eyes, frontal view (Kroneberg 1875)

2. Hogna conspersa (L. Koch, 1882)

Epigyne, ventral view
(L Koch 1882)

3. Hogna felina (L. Koch, 1878)

Epigyne, ventral view
(L. Koch 1878)

4. Hogna ferox (Lucas, 1838)

Pedipalp, ventral view (Hepner & Paulus 2009)	Pedipalp, ventral view (Lecigne 2016c)	Pedipalp, retrolateral view (Lecigne 2016c)
Epigyne (Hepner & Paulus 2009)	Vulva, dorsal view (Hepner & Paulus 2009)