. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Cyclosa • Levi 375. Figures 430-432. Metazygia silvestris (Banks), male. 430, left palpus. 431, dorsal. 432, eye region, chellcerae and right palpus. Figures 433, 434. Cyclosa punctata Keyserling, female. 433, epigynum. 434, dorsal. Scale lines: dorsal mm; Figures 430, 432, and 433 mm. shorter than corresponding patellae and tibiae. Variation. Total length of females to mm. One specimen had light bands around the dorsal sclerotized patches. The illustrations were made from specimens from Escazu, Costa


. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College. Zoology. Cyclosa • Levi 375. Figures 430-432. Metazygia silvestris (Banks), male. 430, left palpus. 431, dorsal. 432, eye region, chellcerae and right palpus. Figures 433, 434. Cyclosa punctata Keyserling, female. 433, epigynum. 434, dorsal. Scale lines: dorsal mm; Figures 430, 432, and 433 mm. shorter than corresponding patellae and tibiae. Variation. Total length of females to mm. One specimen had light bands around the dorsal sclerotized patches. The illustrations were made from specimens from Escazu, Costa Rica. Diagnosis. This species is distinguished from C. ojeda and C. tamanaco by the oval to circular markings of the abdomen (Figs. 427-429). It differs from C. alayoni by having the median plate of the epigynum narrower (Figs. 425, 426). Distribution. Guatemala to Costa Rica (Map 6F). Specimens Examined. COSTA RICA San Jose: San Antonio de Escazu, 1,500 m, July 1987, 19 (W. Eber- hard TL 2-3, MCZ). Cartago: Road to Con^epeion de Tres Rios, 1,.300 m, Apr. 1979, 19 (^^'. Eberhard 1892, MCZ). APPENDIX Metazygia silvestris (Bryant) new combination Figures 430-432 Larinia silvestris Bnant, 1942: 5, figs. .5, 7, 10, 11, 6. Male holot\pe from Maricao Forest, Puerto Rico, 2,500 ft [830 m], in MCZ, examined. Brig- noli, 1983: 272. Description. Male holot^pe. Carapace yellow-white with black band on each side of thorax; black band truncate at both ends. Eye area black. Sternum with a yel- low-black band around each side, fused posteriorly to form a black V. Legs yellow- white. Abdomen white with three anterior and posterior black bands (Fig. 431); ven- ter yellowish white with a pair of indistinct black spots side by side. Posterior median eyes diameter of anterior medians, lat- erals diameter. Anterior median eyes 1 diameter apart, diameter from laterals. Posterior median eyes diameter apart, diameters from laterals. Height of clypeus equals diameter of anteri


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