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Figures 1–7.1–5 Typhochlaena seladonia C. L. Koch, 1841 1–3 male (IBSP 4551) left palpal bulb 1 prolateral 2 retrolateral 3 frontal 4–5 females, spermathecae 4 exuvium (IBSP 4551) 5 female (IBSP 109718) 6 Typhochlaena curumin sp. n. holotype female (IBSP 8701) spermathecae 7 Typhochlaena paschoali sp. n., paratype female (MNRJ 12928), spermathecae. Scale bar = 1mm.
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Carlos Perafán, Fernando Pérez-Miles
Zookeys
Figures 22–29.Melloleitaoina yupanqui. 22 female, dorsal view 23–24 male holotype 23 cephalothorax 24 sternum, labium, maxillae and quelicerae 25 spermathecae 26–28 left palpal bulb 26 prolateral view 27 retrolateral view 28 detail of embolus showing PS discontinuous 29 right tibial apophysis. Scale bars = 1 mm.
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Captive SpecimenScanned Slide from March 1999
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Nacascolo, Provincia de Guanacaste, Costa Rica
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Captive SpecimenScanned Slide from May 1997
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Puerto Franco, Loreto, Per
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Male. Ref: X18. EME9
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Bismarck, North Dakota, United States
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Pair. Ref: AUR8 x AUR12
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Døstrup ved Hobro, Jylland
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Døstrup ved Hobro, Jylland, Danmark
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Døstrup ved Hobro, Jylland
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Døstrup ved Hobro, Jylland
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Døstrup ved Hobro, Jylland
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Figures 22–27.22–23 Typhochlaena seladonia C. L. Koch, 1841, habitus 22 female, Santa Luzia do Itanhy, state of Sergipe 23 immature inside its retreat in tree bark, same locality 24 Typhochlaena amma sp. n., female, Santa Teresa, state of Espirito Santo 25 Typhochlaena costae sp. n., female, Palmas, state of Tocantins 26 Typhochlena curumim sp. n., female, Areia, state of Paraiba 27 Typhochlaena paschoali sp. n., preserved female, Camacam, state of Bahia (holotype MNRJ 13723). Photos: R. Bertani.
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Carlos Perafán, Fernando Pérez-Miles
Zookeys
Figure 1.Map of Northern Argentina, geographical distribution of the Melloleitaoina species. Melloleitaoina uru (triangles); Melloleitaoina crassifemur (circle); Melloleitaoina yupanqui (cross); Melloleitaoina mutquina (square).
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This creature is bigger than my hand.The goliath bird eating spider (also called the birdeater) is an arachnid belonging to the tarantula family and is the largest spider in the world.
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Potrerillos, Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica
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Captive SpecimenScanned Slide from May 1997
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Male. Ref: X18. EME9
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Pair. Ref: AUR8 x AUR12