Cilantica agasthyaensis Mirza, 2024
♀ Female described
Female © Zeeshan A. Mirza (2024), female in lifeType Locality and Records
Type locality
Distribution
Type Locality: On the way to Pandipat hut from Bonacaud, Peppara Wildlife Sanctuary, Kerala, 350 m
Etymology
The species is named after the Agasthyamalai hill range in the Southern Western Ghats. The generic name is a Latinized noun from Cilanti, a Tamil word for spider.
Specimen Records (3)
BNHS SP 125 ♀ Holotype India
Holotype female of Cilantica agasthyaensis. Collected 24 December 2013.
BNHS SP 126 ♀ Paratype India
Paratype female of Cilantica agasthyaensis; same locality as the holotype.
BNHS SP 127 ♀ Paratype India
Paratype female of Cilantica agasthyaensis from Ponmudi. Collected 21 December 2013.