So, the whole genus was revised, and when it comes to the most known individuals in pet trade, only L. megatheloides changed, and they are now, L. sericata (pictures).
The neotropical diplurid spider genus Linothele Karsch, 1879 is reviewed. Three species of Linothele are newly described: Linothele septentrionalis n. sp. based on the absence of maxillary cuspules and presence of a sternal pattern; Linothele spinosa n. sp. based on the presence of...
The article using a terrible photo compared to us getting an AA Nat Geo photo and they don't even know. R.I.P. Scholarly journals. We got the meat. You got the words...
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