This question is impossible to answer as there are 170 genera and 2,999 species of spider.
Spiders belong to the phylum Arthripoda, subphylum Chelicetera and class of Arachnida.
No, the spider is a "genus", a "money" spider is a species of spider hope this helps
That description of a spider can relate to hundreds of species of spider. Sorry, there, but its a bit too vague.
It is almost impossible to tell for certain what kind of spider a given specimen is simply by its appearance. In this case, you can rule out many species of spiders, but additional information such as size and web type would be key in its identification.
steatoda spider
That depends on the kind of spider, seeing as different species develop at different times. Sorry I can't be more help then that. :(
I suggest it's a Zebra spider; a species of jumping spider. See the link I've attached below in the related links section.
It depends on what species for example a tarantula is in indoor spider and a grass spider is an out door spider!
the Brazilian wandering spider
Spiders are arachnids species
A black spider with orange legs is called a Spotted Ground Spider. There are 60 different species to this group of spiders.
The common name for spiders is simply "spider." The scientific name for spiders is "Araneae."
you first preserve the spider or rap it then you call some entomoligist to see if its a new or crossbred species