Searching for Dinospiders or Hooded Tick-Spiders (Cryptocellus sp.) in the coastal mountains of western Colombia.
Corrections / additional comments:
7:20 - Termite nest, not an ant nest.
10:21 - This is not an accurate definition of a Lazarus taxon.
12:51 - Mites and ticks also begin with six legs. In both groups it is the larva with six legs, not the nymph.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Cope's Parrot Snake (Leptophis depressirostris)
02:18 - Dinospider #1 (Cryptocellus sp.)
03:49 - Peruvian Shield Mantis (Choeradodis rhombicollus)
07:59 - Grasshopper (Colpolopha sinuata)
09:26 - Dinospiders #2 & 3(Cryptocellus sp.)
10:56 - Brown Vine Snakes (Oxybelis aeneus / transandinus / vittatus)
12:32 - Dinospider #4 (Cryptocellus sp.)
14:08 - Stick Insect (Xerosomatini)
15:35 - Katydid (Pezochiton grandis)
17:08 - Dinospiders #1-10 (Cryptocellus sp.)
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