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entomophagous fungus taking over a spider seen in Mocoa

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entomophagous fungus on spider Mocoa DW Ms.jpg Hyperdermium sp. with possibly its anamorph or a secondary parasite growing out of the old fruiting body. Hyperdermium is a Cordyceps relative in the Hypocreales seen near PitalitoThumbnailsOphiocordyceps on odontomachus ant seen in Isla EscondidaHyperdermium sp. with possibly its anamorph or a secondary parasite growing out of the old fruiting body. Hyperdermium is a Cordyceps relative in the Hypocreales seen near PitalitoThumbnailsOphiocordyceps on odontomachus ant seen in Isla EscondidaHyperdermium sp. with possibly its anamorph or a secondary parasite growing out of the old fruiting body. Hyperdermium is a Cordyceps relative in the Hypocreales seen near PitalitoThumbnailsOphiocordyceps on odontomachus ant seen in Isla EscondidaHyperdermium sp. with possibly its anamorph or a secondary parasite growing out of the old fruiting body. Hyperdermium is a Cordyceps relative in the Hypocreales seen near PitalitoThumbnailsOphiocordyceps on odontomachus ant seen in Isla EscondidaHyperdermium sp. with possibly its anamorph or a secondary parasite growing out of the old fruiting body. Hyperdermium is a Cordyceps relative in the Hypocreales seen near PitalitoThumbnailsOphiocordyceps on odontomachus ant seen in Isla Escondida