Kim Ju-pil: Korean Spider Encyclopedia

The Korean Spider Dom is the most common source of information on the Korean Of the “Swebs ’ webs” that are currently available in our country, as well as the most important source of data about the entire spider. The Korean spider map, which was first discovered in 1985 in the forests of Mount Yemsan near the Aracnopi tree, includes, of course, the spider that traveled to China before the waterway, and then gathered it all over the world at Whitedu, and now hard to see, spiders, spiders and spiders. The book contains a vast array of data, which has reached 40 pages and 40 pages, the most complete description of the 140 species of spiders reported in the world's academic community, including nearly 800 species of Korean spiders. This book is a crystallized form of decades of research by Dr. Kim Jumfield, a South Korean spider scientist known worldwide. For this, ecological photographs of Dr. Iyoungbo the ecologists were used, and it took 10 years to write and two years to edit. Korean spider fish, which will take a lot of time to regain its more faithful sense of design.

Korean title: 한국거미도감

Korean author: 김주필

Korean publisher: 우물이있는집

ISBN-13: 9791190631617