Fig. 2From: Shifts in morphology, gene expression, and selection underlie web loss in Hawaiian Tetragnatha spidersRepresentative photographs of dissected abdomens showing silk glands. Aggregate glands (red) are large, multilobed, whitish structures that are only visible in web-building species, shown on the left. Major ampullate glands (green) are whitish but smaller, and have a distinctive duct shape that is easy to recognize. For simplicity, other glands are not labelled (or are too small to see). Yellowish lumps are adipose tissue. Left: Web builder, T. paludicola. Right: Spiny leg, T. brevignathaBack to article page