ID Amblypygi?

[Purplepuffball]

So, I originally thought I had phrynus marginemaculatas, but the banding on its abdomen doesn't match with any other pictures online (whether it is the Dominican republic phenotype/ locality or Florida keys) Can anyone guess its ID or confirm that its not Phrynus marginemaculata.

 

[that1ocelot]

Def does not look like Marginamaculatus to me.

Paraphrynus Cubensis is native to similar areas and fits the bill, give it a google.

 

[Banshee05]

HI,
the pattern on the abdomen does not mather.
It has 1 short spine between the two longest on the pedipalp petalla, thus a member of Phrynus. Correct me if I see it wrong...
I can't say via pictures what it is, but look definetely not like any marginemaculatus forms I have seen.

 

[Purplepuffball]

HI,
the pattern on the abdomen does not mather.
It has 1 short spine between the two longest on the pedipalp petalla, thus a member of Phrynus. Correct me if I see it wrong...
I can't say via pictures what it is, but look definetely not like any marginemaculatus forms I have seen.

Thanks a lot! Do you think the only way to confirm the species is through genetic/ molecular methods?

 

[Banshee05]

No, a simple morpholigcal assessment on the dead preserved specimen is most likely enough