@article {cupienius,
	title = {Cupiennius remedius new species (Araneae, Ctenidae), and a key for the genus},
	journal = {Journal of Arachnology},
	volume = {26},
	year = {1998},
	pages = {133-141},
	abstract = {A new representative of the neotropical genus Cupiennius Simon 1891 (Araneae, Ctenidae) was found in the highlands of central Guatemala. Cupiennius remedius new species is the ninth species established for the genus. Like all other species of Cupiennius, C. remedius is a hunting spider living in close association with monocotyledonous plants where it hides in a retreat during the day and is active at night. C. remedius is of medium size (carapace length ca.8 mm) compared to the other species of the genus and is the only Cupiennius species known to live sympatrically with C. salei. Live animals show a spotted coloration pattern unusual for the genus. The distinctive features of the male bulbi and female epigyna are described and an example is given of the species-specific courtship vibrations. In addition, we provide a revised key for the genus Cupiennius. Hemos encontrado un nuevo representante del genero neotropical Cupiennius Simon 1891 (Araneae, Ctenidae) en las regions montafiosas del centro de Guatemala. Cupiennius remedius nueva especie es la novena especie establecida para el genero. Como todas las otras especies de Cupiennius, C. remedius es una arafia cazadora que vive en estrecha asociacion con plantas monocotiledoneas, en las que se oculta durante el dia en un refugio y es activa durante la noche. En comparacion con las otras especies del genero, C. remedius es de tamafio intermedio (alrededor de 8 mm de longitud del caparazon) y es la unica especie de Cupiennius que se sabe que vive en simpatria con C. salei. Los animales vivos presentan un patron de coloracion manchado que no es habitual en el genero. Describimos las caracteristicas distin- tivas de los bulbos de los machos y de los epiginos de las hembras e incluimos un ejemplo de las vibraciones de cortejo especificas de la especie . Ademas, incluimos una slave revisada del genero Cupiennius.},
	keywords = {Cupiennius},
	url = {http://www.americanarachnology.org/JoA_free/JoA_v26_n2/JoA_v26_p133.pdf},
	author = {Friedrich G Barth and Cordes, Detlev}
}
@inbook {133,
	title = {Key to the genus Cupiennius (Araneae, Ctenidae)},
	booktitle = {Natural and cultural history of the Golfo Dulce region},
	series = {Stapfia 88, zugleich Kataloge der Ober{\"o}sterreichischen Landesmuseen, Neue Serie 80},
	year = {2008},
	pages = {225-228},
	publisher = {Biologiezentrum},
	organization = {Biologiezentrum},
	address = {Freistadt, Austria: Pl{\"o}nchl-Druck},
	abstract = {The following key includes the description of the coloration patterns in the genus Cupiennius, typical of living representatives of the species. In the larger species, this permits determination of the species even for subadult specimens, although the coloration may be indistinct or even absent in preserved specimens. The shape of the epigynum, vulva and bulbal sclerites is then of major importance. Especially the smaller species of Cupiennius have an indistinct or variable coloration pattern on their body and legs. Their determination is only possible by dissection of the vulva (females) or by looking at small details of the male bulb. The present key is in essence a reprint of parts of an earlier publication (BARTH \& CORDES 1998). It includes all important features of the genitalia already described in LACHMUTH et al. (1984). Besides including C. remedius and C. celerrimus, it considers body size and characters of the coloration pattern and of the genitalia. The definition of the colours used in the key is taken from the colour table for coloured pencils of Faber-Castell, Germany. For C. chiapanensis (MEDINA SORIANO 2006) and C. vodou (BRESCOVIT \& POLOTOW 2005), two recently described new species, the reader is referred to the original literature.},
	url = {http://www.landesmuseum.at/datenbanken/digilit/?litnr=27349},
	author = {Friedrich G Barth and Cordes, Detlev},
	editor = {Weissenhofer, Anton and Huber, Werner and Mayer, Veronika and Pamperl, Susanne and Weber, Anton and Aubrecht, Gerhard}
}
