Eustala emertoni

(Banks, 1904)

Eustala emertoni is an -weaver in the Araneidae, first described by Nathan Banks in 1904. The is distributed across the United States and Mexico. As a member of the Eustala, it constructs spiral wheel-shaped webs typical of araneid spiders. Specific details regarding its , , and distinguishing characteristics remain poorly documented in the scientific literature.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Eustala emertoni: /juːˈstɑːlə ɛˈmɜːrtəni/

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Distribution

United States and Mexico. GBIF records indicate presence in North America and Middle America.

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Taxonomic history

Described by Nathan Banks in 1904. The Eustala currently contains numerous distributed primarily in the Americas, with some taxonomic revisions ongoing.

Data limitations

Despite being a described with a formal , E. emertoni appears to be poorly represented in ecological and behavioral literature. The 30 iNaturalist observations suggest it is encountered infrequently or is underreported relative to more conspicuous -weavers.