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Avicularia avicularia,
sometimes called the
pinktoe tarantula, is a
species of
tarantula native from Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname,
French Guiana and Trinidad...
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docile character and
unique coloration.
Previously placed in the
genus Avicularia, C. versicolor is
native to
Martinique in the
Caribbean Sea. Antilles...
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color and size. The
genus Avicularia was
erected in 1818 by Jean-Baptiste
Lamarck for
species previously placed in
Mygale Latreille, 1802, the genus...
- 1842 by Carl
Ludwig Koch as
Mygale anthracina. In 1850, he
transferred it to his
subgenus Eurypelma using the name (
Mygale)
Eurypelma anthracina, although...
- 2017. It was
first described by Carl
Ludwig Koch in 1842
under the name
Mygale laeta.
Females live from 10 to 12 years,
while males only live 3 to 4. Male's...
- in 1849 as
Mygale affinis. However,
Mygale had been used
previously for a
genus of mammals, and the
correct name for the
genus is
Avicularia,
making this...
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Brazil in 1841, as
Mygale seladonia. In 1850 he
changed its name to
Typhochlaena seladonia; then Eugène
Simon changed it
again to
Avicularia seladonia. In...
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illustrator Johann Baptist Zwecker; some, such as "Bird-Killing
Spider (
Mygale Avicularia)
Attacking Finches" are by E.W. Robinson;
others by the zoological...
- Ausserer, 1871
Chaetopelma aegyptiaca Ausserer, 1871
Avicularia tetramera Simon, 1873
Avicularia striatocauda Simon, 1873
Nemesia concolor Simon, 1873...
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Mygale,
leaving all
other spiders in Aranea. However,
Mygale had
already been used in 1800 by
Georges Cuvier for a
genus of
mammals (in Gr****,
mygale...
