Priscula bonita

Priscula bonitaThe male ocular area is raised and lacks a posterior hump. The male carapace has a deep thoracic groove. The male sternum is wider than long. At the type locality near La Bonita and between La Bonita and Santa Barbara, spiders hid in deep sheltered spaces at ground level. In the Gruta de Los Tayos canyon, they were fairly abundant, usually beneath small ledges on the rock wall. It is known from the La Bonita area in Sucumbíos and from Antisana National Park and the Gruta de Los Tayos canyon in Napo, Ecuador.What does it look like?The male ocular area is raised and lacks a posterior hump.Where and how does it live?At the type locality near La Bonita and between La Bonita and Santa Barbara, spiders hid in deep sheltered spaces at ground level. In the Gruta de Los Tayos canyon, they were fairly abundant, usually beneath small ledges on the rock wall.The male carapace has a deep thoracic groove.The male sternum is wider than long.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.