Abstract (en):
We record for the first time a predation event on a Panamá Humming Frog (Elachistocleis panamensis) by a Bogotá Giant Fishing Spider (Ancylometes bogotensis) in a tropical dry forest fragment in northern Colombia. We discuss aspects related to the predation behavior of A. bogotensis and some elements of E. panamensis as prey.
Abstract (es):
Registramos por primera vez un evento de depredación del sapito de los termiteros (Elachistocleis panamensis) por la araña pescadora gigante (Ancylometes bogotensis) en un fragmento de bosque seco tropical en el norte de Colombia. Discutimos aspectos del comportamiento de depredación de A. bogotensis y algunos elementos de E. panamensis como presa.
Keywords:
Anfibios, Arañas, Ctenidae, Interacción depredador-presa, Microhylidae (es)
Amphibians, Ctenidae, Microhylidae, Predator-prey interaction, Spiders (en)
Amphibians, Ctenidae, Microhylidae, Predator-prey interaction, Spiders (en)
How to Cite
Salcedo-Rivera, G. A., Fuentes-Mario, J. A., & Tovar-Márquez, J. (2018). Predation of the frog Elachistocleis panamensis by the spider Ancylometes bogotensis: first record. Biota Colombiana, 19(2), 128–132. https://doi.org/10.21068/c2018.v19n02a11
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