Tayshaneta sandersi Ledford, Paquin, Cokendolpher, Campbell & Griswold 2012

Figure 1.Images of habitat and cave entrances for Tayshaneta species. A Cobb’s Ranch, near Cobb’s Caverns, Williamson County, Texas, type locality for Tayshaneta anopica (Gertsch, 1974) showing karstic terrain B Entrance to Government Canyon Bat Cave, Bexar County, Texas, type locality for Tayshaneta microps (Gertsch, 1974) C General habitat of Tayshaneta sandersi sp. n., District Park Cave, Travis County, Texas, (M. Sanders) D Entrance to Lithic Ridge Cave, Bexar County, Texas, type locality for Tayshaneta whitei sp. n. E Entrance to Three Miles Bat Cave, Williamson County, Texas.

Figure 26.Tayshaneta sandersi sp. n., District Park Cave, Travis County, Texas (CASC), habitus. A Tayshaneta sandersi female holotype, dorsal B Tayshaneta sandersi female holotype, ventral C Tayshaneta sandersi female holotype, lateral.

Figure 47.Tayshaneta sandersi sp. n., Whirlpool Cave, Travis County, Texas (CASC), male right palp. A Retrolateral B Ventral C Retroventral D Retrolateral, embolus E Ventroapical F Apical.

Figure 54.Female genitalia forTayshaneta species. A Tayshaneta paraconcinna (Cokendolpher & Reddell, 2001), Figure 8 Cave, Fort Hood, Bell County, Texas B Tayshaneta sandersi sp. n., District Park Cave, Travis County, Texas C Tayshaneta valverdae (Gertsch, 1974), Love Creek Ranch, Bandera County, Texas D Tayshaneta vidrio sp. n., 400 foot Cave, Brewster County, Texas E Tayshaneta whitei sp. n., Lithic Ridge Cave, Bexar County, Texas.

Figure 56.Distribution map for Tayshaneta anopica (Gertsch, 1974), Tayshaneta concinna (Gertsch, 1974), Tayshaneta sandersi sp. n. and Tayshaneta devia (Gertsch, 1974).