Cyclosa fililineata

Cyclosa fililineataCyclosa fililineata is a small spider with a total body length of 4.7 mm. In the study, parasitized female C. fililineata built a web to protect the wasp’s cocoon on the spider’s last day of life, when the wasp larva reached its third stage. Cyclosa fililineata is found from Panama to Argentina.What does it look like?Cyclosa fililineata is a small spider with a total body length of 4.7 mm.How does it live?Cyclosa fililineata is a small spider with a total body length of 4.7 mm. In the study, parasitized female C. fililineata built a web to protect the wasp’s cocoon on the spider’s last day of life, when the wasp larva reached its third stage. Cyclosa fililineata is found from Panama to Argentina.In the study, parasitized female C. fililineata built a web to protect the wasp’s cocoon on the spider’s last day of life, when the wasp larva reached its third stage.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.