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Definitely Araneomorpha Lycosoidea, so there are ten families of interest or so. We don't have the eyes so we'll never know. Cuppiennius appears often in banana
by pvaldes 6y ago
Definitely Araneomorpha Lycosoidea, so there are ten families of interest or so. We don't have the eyes so we'll never know. Cuppiennius appears often in banana leaves, but doesn't have that strange angle in the last legs (Maybe is an abnormal specimen or an effect of the camera?).
- cmehdy 6y agoThe legs were definitely like that, and it's too bad I didn't get the eyes then! I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't particularly known, considering it was deep within the Indio maiz reserve (not just by the only town of Greytown but 5-10 hours by boat into the reserve from there)
- pvaldes 6y agoThere are thousands of candidates, and could be even a new species. The name Lycosa aragogi is already taken... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycosa_aragogi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lycosa_aragogi