Myostola [SEP] parent taxon
Myostola
Myostola is a spider genus in the family Theraphosidae (tarantulas), with the sole species Myostola occidentalis, found in Gabon and Cameroon.
Description.
"Myostola occidentalis" is basically dark brown, with pale rose-coloured hairs on the joints of the palps and legs. The female's body, including the mandibles, is around long; the male is smaller, at around and lighter in colour.
Taxonomy.
"Myostola occidentalis" was first described by Hippolyte Lucas in 1858. He placed
Monocentropus lambertoni" — Madagascar
- "Monocentropus longimanus" — Yemen
M "Munduruku".
"Munduruku" 
- "Munduruku bicoloratum" (type) — Brazil
M "Mygalarachne".
"Mygalarachne" 
- "Mygalarachne brevipes" (type) — Honduras
M "Myostola".
"Myostola" 
- "Myostola occidentalis" (type) — Gabon, Cameroon
N.
N "Neischnocolus".
"Neischnocolus" 
- "Neischnocolus panamanus" (type) — Panama
N "Neoheterophrictus".
"Neoheterophrictus