Ozyptila sincera canadensis
Dondale & Redner, 1975
Ozyptila sincera canadensis is a of crab spider in the Thomisidae, described by Dondale & Redner in 1975. It belongs to the widespread Ozyptila, which contains numerous small, flattened crab spiders that ambush prey. The subspecies designation suggests geographic differentiation within the broader Ozyptila sincera . Like other thomisids, it likely exhibits the characteristic crab-like leg posture and sit-and-wait predatory typical of the family.
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How to pronounce Ozyptila sincera canadensis: //oʊˈzɪptɪlə sɪnˈsɛrə ˌkænəˈdɛnsɪs//
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Distribution
Recorded from Russia (spanning Europe to the Far East), Korea, and Japan. The epithet 'canadensis' suggests a North American component to its distribution, though specific Canadian or U.S. records are not confirmed in available sources.