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Santiago Ramírez Barahona

Research Associate

Departamento de Botánica
Instituto de Biología
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Ciudad de México, México

Tel.: +52 55 5622 9092

e-mail: santiago.ramirez@ib.unam.mx

e-mail: ramirez.barahona@gmail.com

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Loxosceles cf. mixteca (Scicariidae). Last night I had a close encounter with this adult male recluse spider (the body no more than 15 mm long). While brushing my teeth I found it crawling on my neck. Of course I panicked, but was able to pick the spider up and take a picture to identify it, looking for two things: 1) the 'violin-shaped' mark on top the cephalothorax and 2) the unmistakable three pairs of eyes forming a triangle (two lateral pairs and one frontal pair). I'm pretty sure it did not bite (17 hrs with no symptoms, which include inflammation, redness and pain in the bite zone, accompanied by fever, chills and nausea)...... but my hypochondria and the persistent flu do not help. #arachnophobia
Pseudomussaenda flava (Rubiaceae) #botanizando #botanizing
59. Bouvardia fernifolia (Rubiaceae) #botanizando #botanizing

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  • Climate change (2)
  • Cloud forests (2)
  • Diversification (1)
  • Flowering plants (2)
  • Mistletoes (2)
  • Population genetics (1)
  • Tree ferns (4)

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