Bioacoustics of Catanduba

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description · Plazi

Description : Medium-sized spiders: total length of males 7.7–19.2, of females 13.8–26.5. Chelicerae without rastellum, furrow with prolateral line of larger teeth and group of smaller teeth on retrolateral base. Ocular tubercle wider than longer, anterior eye row procurved., posterior row recurved. Carapace longer than wider, with procurved fovea. Labium wider than longer, with cuspules on apical third (15–71). Endites with distinct anterior lobe, with 100–140 cuspules on internal basal angle. Sternum rounded, as wide as long, with one to three pairs of sigilla apparent. Stridulatory setae absent. Metatarsal scopula not divided or divided only by median longitudinal rows of stiff setae. Scopulae on metatarsus I and II longer than on III, IV. Tarsi with ventral face scopulated, divided by 1– 10 longitudinal rows of stiff setae. All tarsi without spines, claw tufts well developed. Inferior tarsal claw absent. Superior tarsal claws with one row of small teeth, medially. Two pairs of spinnerets. Posterior medium spinnerets short, one-fifth of length of posterior lateral spinnerets. Posterior lateral spinnerets three-segmented, with apical segment digitiform. Abdomen with triangular area of urticating hairs, with ornamental color in Catanduba peruacu sp. nov. , C. simoni (Soares & Camargo 1948) , C. flavorhirta (Simon 1889) and C. piauiensis sp. nov ( Fig. 8 ). Urticating hairs of type III present in males and females. Male palpal bulb with PSK and PIK. Embolus thin, with PIK tooth in median portion. Basal digitiform apophysis weak. Cymbium with two lobes, retrolateral larger than retrolateral. Leg I tibial apophysis with two branches, prolateral smaller than retrolateral. Metatarsus I with triangular basal nodule ( Figs 2 D–8D) and bending between branches of tibial apophysis. Females spermathecae with two cylindrical receptacles bearing large number of nodules of different sizes ( Figs 2–5 and 7 E, F).

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziCatandubaGenusTheraphosidaePlazi/Catanduba

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