Cicurina bandida Gertsch, 1992

Dean, David Allen, 2016, Catalogue of Texas spiders, ZooKeys 570, pp. 1-703 : 84-85

Cicurina bandida Gertsch, 1992

Cicurina bandida Culver et al. 2003: 463; Gertsch 1992: 107, f, desc. (figs 79-80); Jackman 1997: 162, 171; Paquin and Dupérré 2009: 14 f, desc. (figs 10-11, 132); Paquin and Hedin 2005b: 2-7; Paquin and Hedin 2006: 165; Paquin et al. 2008: 142 [S], mf, desc. (figs 2-3, 4a-g, 5a)

Cicurina cueva Gertsch, 1992; Culver et al. 2003: 464; Gertsch 1992: 107, f, desc. (figs 81-82); Jackman 1997: 162; Paquin and Dupérré 2009: 22, f, desc. (figs 32-33, 132); Paquin and Hedin 2005b: 2-7

Cicurina reyesi Gertsch, 1992; Culver et al. 2003: 464; Gertsch 1992: 107, f, desc. (figs 85-86); Jackman 1997: 162; Paquin and Dupérré 2009: 41, f, desc. (figs 88-89, 132); Paquin and Hedin 2004: 3254; Paquin and Hedin 2005b: 2, 4-7

Distribution.

Travis

Caves.

Travis ( Airman’s Cave, Bandit Cave, Blowing Sink, Cave X, Driskill Cave, Flint Ridge Cave, Get Down Cave, Ireland’s Cave, Lost Gold Cave, Lost Oasis Cave, Maple Run Cave)

Time of activity.

Female (March - June, September)

Habitat.

(landscape features: cave)

Type.

Texas (female, Travis Co., Bandit Cave, May 26, 1966, J. Reddell, J. Fish, holotype, AMNH)

Etymology.

locality (Specific name from Spanish bandido, bandit, named for Bandit Cave, Gertsch 1992).

Collection.

TMM