Species Latin Names
Spinosa, spiny in Latin, may refer to the following species :
- Latin binomial abbreviations for species
- A. spinosa (disambiguation)
- B. spinosa (disambiguation)
- C. spinosa (disambiguation)
- D. spinosa (disambiguation)
- E. spinosa (disambiguation)
- G. spinosa (disambiguation)
- H. spinosa (disambiguation)
- I. spinosa (disambiguation)
- J. spinosa
- K. spinosa
- L. spinosa (disambiguation)
- M. spinosa (disambiguation)
- N. spinosa (disambiguation)
- O. spinosa (disambiguation)
- P. spinosa (disambiguation)
- S. spinosa (disambiguation)
- T. spinosa (disambiguation)
- Z. spinosa (disambiguation)
and also :
- Bristowia heterospinosa, a jumping spider species found in Asia
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