Priscula

Priscula is a genus of South American cellar spiders that was first described by Eugène Louis Simon in 1893.

Species

it contains 20 species, found only in South America:

• Priscula acarite <small>(Huber, 2020)</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula andinensis <small>González-Sponga, 1999</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula annulipes <small>(Keyserling, 1877)</small> – Colombia
• Priscula binghamae <small>(Chamberlin, 1916)</small> – Peru, Bolivia, Argentina
• Priscula bolivari <small>(Huber, 2020)</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula chejapi <small>González-Sponga, 1999</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula gularis <small>Simon, 1893</small> (type) – Ecuador
• Priscula huila <small>Huber, 2000</small> – Colombia
• Priscula lagunosa <small>González-Sponga, 1999</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula limonensis <small>González-Sponga, 1999</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula paeza <small>Huber, 2000</small> – Colombia
• Priscula paila <small>(Huber, 2020)</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula pallisteri <small>Huber, 2000</small> – Peru
• Priscula piapoco <small>Huber, 2000</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula piedraensis <small>González-Sponga, 1999</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula salmeronica <small>González-Sponga, 1999</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula taruma <small>Huber, 2000</small> – Guyana
• Priscula tunebo <small>Huber, 2000</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula ulai <small>González-Sponga, 1999</small> – Venezuela
• Priscula venezuelana <small>Simon, 1893</small> – Venezuela

See also

• List of Pholcidae species

References