Ctenus amphora Mello-Leitão, 1930

Hazzi, Nicolás A., Valderrama-Ardila, Carlos, Brescovit Daniele Polotow, Antonio D. & Simó, Miguel, 2013, New records and geographical distribution of ctenid spiders (Araneae: Ctenidae) in Colombia, Zootaxa 3709 (3), pp. 243-254 : 248

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New records and Distribution. Brazil and Guyana ( Höfer et al. 1994). New record for Colombia in the Amazonas and Meta Departments ( Fig. 5 View FIGURES 2 – 5 ).

Material examined. COLOMBIA. Amazonas. Puerto Santander, 00° 38’ 08’’S, 72° 15’ 08’’W, 1♀ ( ICN 4688); Parque Nacional Amacayacu, Matamata, 03° 23’ 01’’S, 70° 06’ 06’’W, 1♀ ( ICN 4689). Meta. Puerto Lleras, Lomalinda, 73° 22’W, 03° 18’N, 1♀ ( CAS).

References

Hofer, H., Brescovit, A. D. & Gasnier, T. (1994) The wandering spiders of the genus Ctenus (Ctenidae, Araneae) of Reserva Ducke, a rainforest reserve in central Amazonia. Andrias, 13, 81 - 98.

Figures

FIGURES 2 – 5. Distribution of ctenids in Colombia. 2, Ancylometes bogotensis (circles) and A. rufus (triangles); 3, Caloctenus aculeatus; 4, distribution of Centroctenus occeliventer; 5, Ctenus amphora (circles), Ctenus inaja (squares) and Ctenus villasboasi (triangle). Gray circles: previous records. Black circles: new records