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Proszynski's Salticidae (Araneae)
Genera of the World
vol. II - species attachments
Chapter 46-a
ASEMONEINES
species attachments
Correlated chapter in vol. I
Species diversity in ASEMONEINES
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symbol of the supragroup LYSSOMANOIDA
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Introduction
LYSSOMANINES are defined by arrangement of eyes in four rows and by numerous separate
teeth on inner posterior margin of chelicerae. Use of palp structures for identification require additional
comparative research, internal structures of epigyne are simply
unknown for majority of species. The genera may be provisionally
separated by their external appearance. Drawings below are integral part of the definition.
REMARKS. Eyes arrangement in four rows occurs also in genera not related to LYSSOMANIDAE: Athamas and Leptathamas belongs to EUOPHRYINES,
placement of Orthrus is unclear. For details of diagnostic characters - see comparison of species
within particular genera. For different opinions see Maddison 2015.
Guide for identification of genera by general appearance
Gen. Asemonea Pickard-Cambridge O., 1869
Type species Asemonea tenuipes (22 species)
Compare genera diversity in vol. I at Asemonea
Asemonea tenuipes +b) serrata +c) pallida :: Peckham, Peckham, Wheeler 1889: 243, pl. 12, f. 5, 19 + Proszynski J. 1984c. Atlas: 3. + ©Photo R.R.Jackson, 2000. +Wesolowska W. 2001b. Genus, 12(4): 581-582, f 11-14 + 582, figs 15-20. By courtesy.
Asemonea
amatola +b) cuprea ::
Wesołowska & Haddad 2013. Afr. Invert.: 54 (1): 182-184, f 2, 30, 31
+b)Wesołowska, 2009. African zoology 44(1): 126-128, f 1-7 . By courtesy.
Asemonea
flava +b)
murphyae :: Wesolowska
W. 2001b. Genus, 12(4): 578-579, figs 1-4 +b) 579-581, figs 5-10 + Wesołowska & Haddad
2013. Afr. Invert.: 54 (1): 185, f 34. + ©Photo
John and Frances Murphy. By courtesy.
Asemonea
virgea +b) crinita +c) liberiensis : Wesolowska W., Szuts T. 2003a.64: 59-62, figs 1-7 +b) Wanless1980d. Bull. brit.
Mus. nat. Hist. (Zool.) 39 (4): 234, ff. 14A-E +c) 227-228, f. 8a-c.
By courtesy.
Asemonea
cristata +b) fimbriata +c) maculata :
Wanless1980d.Bull. brit. Mus. nat. Hist. (Zool.) 39 (4): 242, f. 19A-E +b) 229-230,
ff. 10a-f +c) 233-234, f. 13a-e. By courtesy.
Asemonea minuta +b)
ornatissima +c) picta +d) pinangensis:: Wanless1980d.Bull.
brit. Mus. nat. Hist. (Zool.) 39 (4): 228-229, ff. 9a-e +b) 239-240, ff. 17A-D.
+c) 243, f. 20A-C. +d) 244, ff. 21a-e. By courtesy.
Asemonea
pulchra+b) serrata +c) sichuanensis +d) trispila::
Wesołowska, Edwards 2012. Ann. zool.: 62(4): 734, f 1–4 +b) Wanless1980d.Bull.
brit. Mus. nat. Hist. (Zool.) 39 (4): 234, f. 15A-H +c) Song, Zhu, Chen 1999:
505, figs 288 K-L +d) Tang G., Yin C., Peng X. 2006. Acta zootaxonomica sinica,
31: 547-548, f 1-3.. By courtesy.
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Asemonea
stella [from Africa]+b) [from Australia] ::Wanless1980d.Bull.
brit. Mus. nat. Hist. (Zool.) 39 (4): 237, f.16a-f + Wesolowska, Russel-Smith.
2000. Tropical Zool., 13 (1): 16-19 , figs 14-17+ Wesołowska, Haddad 2009.
African Invertebrates, 50(1): 21, 14-15.+b) Szuts 2000. Folia entom. hungarica,
LXI: 61-63, figs 1-6. By courtesy.
Asemonea
tanikawai :
Ikeda, 1996. Acta arachn., 45(2):113-117, figs 1-11 + Proszynski J.
1984c. Atlas: 3 + ©Photo Akio Tanikawa. By courtesy.
Asemonea clara :
Wesołowska, Haddad, 2013: 54 (1): 184-185, f 32-33. By courtesy.
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Gen. Goleba Wanless, 1980
Type species Goleba puella (4 species).
Compare genera diversity in vol. I at Goleba.
Goleba
puella +b) sp. :Wanless
1980d. Bull. brit. Mus. nat. Hist. (Zool), 39 (4): 246-249, f. 22A-E; 23A-C;
29 + Wesolowska, Haddad 2009. African Invertebrates,
50(1): 38, f 53-61 + + ©Photo R.R. Jackson, By courtesy.
Goleba
jocquei : Szuts
T. 2001. Annls Mus. R. Afr. Centr. (Zool.). 285: 111-116, figs 1-7. By courtesy.
Goleba
pallens +b) punctata. :
Wanless 1980d. Bull. brit. Mus. nat. Hist. (Zool), 39 (4): 249-250, ff. 24A-H
+ Saaristo M.I. 2010: 181, 27.37-42 +b) Wanless 1980d. Bull. brit. Mus. nat.
Hist. (Zool), 39 (4): 249-250, ff. 24A-H. By courtesy.
Goleba
lyra :
Maddison, Zhang J. 2006 . Zootaxa 1255: 30, illustrations 1-7. . By courtesy.
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Gen. Hindumanes Logunov, 2004
Type species Hindumanes karnatakaensis (1 species).
Compare genera diversity in vol. I at Hindumanes.
Hindumanes karnatakaensis :
Logunov D.V. 2004c. Bull. Br. arachnol. Soc. 13 (3): 73-75, f. 1-3. By courtesy.
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Gen. Macopaeus Simon, 1900
Type species Macopaeus spinosus (1 species).
Compare genera diversity in vol. I at Macopaeus.
Macopaeus spinosus :Wanless F.R. 1980a. Bull. brit. Mus. nat. Hist. (Zool.)., 38 (4): 220, ff. 1A-F. By courtesy.
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Gen. Pandisus Simon, 1900
Type species Pandisus scalaris(6 species)
Compare genera diversity in vol. I at Pandisus.
Pandisus
scalaris +b) decorus +c) indicus:Wanless 1980d. Bull. brit. Mus.
nat. Hist. (Zool.), 39 (4): 219, f. 3
+b) 221-222, f 5a-g +c) Proszynski 1992b. Ann. zool., 44, 9: 194, f 24,
27-28 . By courtesy.
Pandisus
modestus +b) parvulus +c) sarae: Wanless 1980d. Bull.
brit. Mus. nat. Hist. (Zool.), 39 (4): 222-224, f 6A-D +b) 225, f 7A-E +c)
219-221, f 4a-j . By courtesy.
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Lyssomaneae : - characters used by Simon 1901a.
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