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13-09-2007, 06:17 PM
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proper name for Nhandu
I have a sling Brazilian B&W
I was wondering if anyone can clear up it correct name. I've seen them called Nhandu colouratovilosum, N colouratovilosus and N colouratovilosa. Which one is correct or are they all right? 
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13-09-2007, 06:22 PM
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Nhandu i THINk is a female term so i wuld haphazard a guess to say its coloratovillosum... will check if theyr are any synonymous names or anything
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13-09-2007, 06:25 PM
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4 species in Nhandu, its coloratovillosus officially with a change of name (Due to gender of the name) from Coloratovilosum to villosus..
Could be synonymous with Brazilopelma sp.
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14-09-2007, 12:41 AM
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this is hard to explain without being too knowledgeable about different languages.
The goliath has two scientific names Theraphosa (genus) and blondi (species) Therapohs-a (a= feminine) apophysis (synonymised from Pseudotheraphosa, i assume it has something to do with Theraphosa being revised from the unused (as far as i know) genus Mygale) Avicularia - feminine Cyclostern-um (neutral) fasciatum Cyriopagop-us (masculine) If a genus name is male or female then the following species name should be the same. Its a bit more complicated when you take into account revisions, i think revisions techincally are supposed to be changed slightly but most dont seem to for a while (lyrognathus robusta/ lyrognathus robustus). then there is -i (Theraphosa blond-i) the I signifiies that its named after a person. Selenocosmia javanen-sis (-sis syas that the species named after a locale. Im probably wrong but this is my understanding Its probably just a thread of jargon, but it might help IF its right so if entrepid taxonomists around please let me know, ta
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