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Type of spider
What spider has a black body with ayellow triangle on its back?

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From your description it sounds like the Golden Garden Spider or the Saint Andrew's Cross Spider.

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is it this one?

http://www.askmehelpdesk.com/entomol...tml#post563878

or maybe this?
Cobweb Spider - Steatoda triangulosa
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