Tengella radiata

Tengella radiata can be distinguished from related species by its distinctive color pattern. The carapace features yellow submarginal lines and a light yellow median line running from between the posterior median eyes to the posterior edge of the cephalothorax. Three pairs of yellow lines radiate from the median groove, all connecting with the submarginal lines. The legs are pale yellow with darker dorsal surfaces on the femora and tibiae, typically showing four annulations on each segment. The abdomen is darker anteriorly, with two thin white lines running from the anterior edge that break into rows of five dots extending almost to the spinnerets. Adult females have a mean leg length of 34.8mm for leg I, while males are smaller.

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T. radiata has been recorded from Honduras to Panama. Specific locality records include multiple sites in Costa Rica, including Alajuela, Guanacaste, Heredia, and Puntarenas provinces.