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Cicurina (Cicurelln) maya GertschCicurina maya Gertsch, 1977b:127-128, 129, fig. 86;Reddell, 1977b:230, 239,240,241, 269.Cicurina, eyeless species: Gertsch, 1977b:l03.Type-Iocality.-Actlin Tucil, 2 km S Muna, Yucatan,Mexico.Distrihution.-Known only from the type-locality.See Fig. 27.Discussion.-This small eyeless species is related toC. buwata of Texas. It is the only species of the genusknown south of Tamaulipas.Cicurina (Cicurusta) mina GertschCicurina mina Gertsch, 1971a:48, 108, 110, fig. 166­167; Reddell and Mitchell, 1971b:185; Mitchelland Kawakatsu, 1973a:673; Reddell, 1973a:33,38; Hoffmann, ]976>~6.Cicurina (Cicurusta) mina: Hrignoli, 1972: 149-150,151-152, fig. 5(4J): Reddell and Elliott, 1973b:]81,184.Circurina mina: \Iitchell and KawakatslI, lCJ73a:671(erroneous spelling).Type-locality.-Cueva de la Capilla. 13.5 km NWof Comez Farias, Tamaulipas, \Iexico.I•-.... ,.\,. ///\~/(/IGUATEMALAI.... .., 'I i;-i- l ........ _!--.- --_.-. I( /- '" I \L,_,/ "\..,i ~....., i'-.. i----j ,-IIII .... u....../i\./)/'.//r\r'" ..--Fig. 27.-Distribution of troglobitic and troglophilic spiders of the genus CiclJnna: 1, CiclJrina coahlJila; 2, C. mina; 3, C.iviei; 4, C. maya; 5, CiclJnna spp.136