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Picture Credits:(l to r) Green Lynx Spider, Bryan E. Reynolds; Mesobuthus gibbousus, Hans Hendrix (2001); Opilionid#1s Las Cruses, Fred Coyle (2000)

AAS Membership

Benefits

Dues

How to Join or Renew

Developing Nations' Memberships

Sponsored memberships are available to faculty and students from developing nations. These memberships are free and entitle the member to all benefits of a regular membership. However, as a cost-saving measure, sponsored members will not receive a hard copy of the Journal of Arachnology but will have immediate access to the electronic journal.

If you wish to be considered for a sponsored membership, please contact the AAS Membership Secretary and provide:


The term "Developing nations" refers to those nations classified as having low and lower-middle gross national income (GNI) by the World Bank. This classification may be viewed at the world bank's website.

Honorary Members

The Society elects Honorary Members in order to acknowledge arachnologists who have achieved a high level of eminence on the basis of significant research contributions. After being nominated, an individual may be elected by a two-thirds vote of the Executive Committee. The number of honorary members is not to exceed 5% of the total membership of the Society. The American Arachnological Society is pleased to recognize the outstanding contributions of these scientists:

Current Member List

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