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ToddTahtinen
Ctenid species, I meant ... Definitely not, 100% not, a wolf spider ... I have seen these many times in Costa Rica ... Their size alone disqualifies them from being wolf spiders ... The spider shown in that pic via that link, Ashish, is not a Lycosid, either ... It is a Ctenidae, or in a very closely related genus.
Ashish
Might be as seen here a Wolf spider.. http://fireflyforest.net/firefly/2006/07/06/costa-rican-invertebrates/
Ashish
Look like a Fishing Spider

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El mini-mundo de Costa Rica
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PublishedDecember 28, 2011

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