Cupiennius coccineus F. O . Pickard-Cambridge, 1901

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 : 250

Cupiennius coccineus F. O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1901

New records and Distribution. Costa Rica and Panama ( Lachmuth et al. 1985). New record for Colombia and South America in the Quindío, Santander y Valle del Cauca Departments ( Fig. 7 ).

Material examined. COLOMBIA. Quindío. Montenegro, Vereda Santarrita, 04° 33’ 15’’N, 75° 43’ 05’’W, 1♂, 1♀ (MUSENUV); La Tebaida, 04° 27’ 19’’N, 75° 47’ 26’’W, 1♂, 1♀ (MUSENUV); Pueblo Tapado, 04° 31’ 04’’N, 75° 47’ 05’’ W, 1♂, 1♀ (MUSENUV). Santander. Suaita, 06° 06’N, 73° 27’W, 1♂ ( ICN 4699). Valle del Cauca. Restrepo, 03° 49’ 14’’N, 76° 32’ 20’’W, 1♀ (MUSENUV); Buenaventura, Escalerete, 03° 52’ 59’’N, 76° 54’ 59’’W, 1♀ ( IMCN 268); Cali, Anchicayá, 03° 32’ 10’’N, 76° 52’ 23’’W, 1♂ (MUSENUV).

Figures

FIGURES 6 – 9. Distribution of ctenids in Colombia. 6, Cupiennius bimaculatus (triangles), Ctenus vespertilio (circles); 7, Cupiennius granadensis (triangles and grey circle) and Cupiennius coccineus (Black circles); 8, Parabatinga brevipes; 9, Phoneutria boliviensis (circles), Phoneutria fera (triangles) and Phoneutria reidyi (square). Gray symbols: previous records. Black symbols: new records.