Type species Hypoblemum villosum.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Hypoblemum
villosum + ? : Keyserling 1882:
1421, t 120, f 34 + ©Photo: R.Whyte. By courtesy.
Hypoblemum
albovittatum : Zabka, Pollard 2002a. Rec.Canter. Mus. 16:
64-72, f 1-15 + ©Photo
R. Whyte. By courtesy.
Hypoblemum
parvulum : ©PhotoR. R. Jackson + ©Photo R. Whyte
+ Bryant,1935. 16: 90 pl X f 6. By courtesy.
Hypoblemum
sp [Brisb] + sp [metamorph] : ©Photo R. Whyte
[male, female before and after metamorphosis]. By courtesy.
Hypoblemum
sp :
©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 29, f 497-499. © Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
Gen. Ilargus Simon,
1901 (6 species) Type species Ilargus coccineus.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
b) |
Ilargus
coccineus +b) macrocornis : Galiano 1963b. Physis, 23 (66): 377-378, t. 20, f 11- 12. + Edwards, Rinaldi
, Ruiz 2005. Biota Neotr. 5(2): 25, f 29-30 +©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 25, f 289-295. © Magnolia Press +b) Zhang J., Maddison 2012. Zootaxa 3578: 18-19, f 67-70, 144. ©Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
Ilargus
foliosus +b) galianoae :
Zhang J., Maddison 2012. Zootaxa 3578: 16, f 53–59 +b) 16, f 60-66+ + © Zhang J., Maddison 2015. Zootaxa 3938 (1): f 779. By
courtesy.
Ilargus
pilleolus : Zhang J., Maddison
2012. Zootaxa 3578: 20-21, f 75–83, 142–143 + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015:
Zootaxa 3938 (1): 25, f 650, 781. ©Magnolia
Press. By courtesy.
Ilargus
moronatigus : Zhang J., Maddison
2012. Zootaxa 3578: 19-20, f 71–74. © Magnolia
Press.By courtesy.
Ilargus
serratus : Zhang J., Maddison
2012. Zootaxa 3578: 21, f 84–91. ©Magnolia
Press.By courtesy.
Gen. Jotus Koch L., 1881 (? species)
Type species Jotus auripes
? .
REMARK.
Genera Jotus, Hypoblemum, Lycidas, Maratus, Saitis and probably some related, require taxonomic revision of
ALL species. Their definitions are unclear and incomplete, due to fragmentary
knowledge of their morphology and biology. The practice of wholesale transfer
of large number of species, following their incidentally designated type
species, creates chaos. These genera are closely related, which is demonstrated
by structure of their palps and spermathecae. Newly described Jotus remus differs strikingly by "paddle" shaped bunch of setae on tarsus and metatarsus III and by abdominal pattern.
Jotus remus : Otto & Hill, 2016a Peckhamia: 133.1: 7, f. 8-34 holotype male, paratype female. Australia. By courtesy.
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Gen. Junxattus Prószyński,
Deeleman-Reinhold, 2012 (1 species)
proposal to synonymize Junxattus, Laufeia and Orcevia is inacceptable because of morphology differences in palps and spermathecae
Type species Junxattus daiqini.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Junxattus daiqini : Prószyński, Deeleman-Reinhold, 2012. Arthr. select. 21(1): 40-41, f 66-70 + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1):
30, f 510-516. 871-871. © Magnolia Press By courtesy..
By courtesy.
Gen. Lagnus Koch
L., 1879 (3 species)
Type species Lagnus longimanus.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Lagnus
longimanus + edwardsi : Koch L., 1879: 1074, t 94, f 4. + Wanless 1988. NZeal.j.zool.15: 160, f 39a-i
+ Zhang J., Maddison 2012. Zootaxa: 3581: 60-62, f 28-33. By courtesy.
Lagnus
monteithorum : Patoleta 2008. ©Genus 19(4): 718-720,
f. 1-8. By courtesy.
Gen. Lakarobius Berry,
Beatty, Prószyński, 1998 (1 species)
Type species Lakarobius alboniger.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Lakarobius alboniger : Berry, Beatty, Proszynski 1998. J. Arachn. 25(2): 162-164, figs 36-43.By courtesy.
Gen. Laufeia Simon, 1889
(5 species)
proposal to synonymize Junxattus, Laufeia and Orcevia is inacceptable because of morphology differences in palps and spermathecae
Type species Laufeia aenea.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Laufeia
aenea : Bohdanowicz A., Proszynski J. 1987. Ann.zool. 41,
2: 74-76, ff. 84-89.
+ ©Ono, Ikeda, Kono. Salti. Japan, Tokai Univ. Press, 2009: 585, pl 48-9 + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1):
30, f 504-508. © Magnolia Press By courtesy.
Laufeia
concava [Placement uncertain]: Zhang J., Maddison 2012. Zootaxa: 3581: 62-63,
f 34–42, 104–105. By courtesy.
Laufeia
eximia [MISPLACED!] : Zhang J., Maddison 2012. Zootaxa:
3581:64, f 43–52 + ©Ono, Ikeda, Kono. Salti. Japan, Tokai Univ. Press, 2009: 585, pl 48-9. By courtesy.
b) |
Laufeia
sasakii +b) aerihirta: ©Ono,
Ikeda, Kono. Salti. Japan, Tokai Univ. Press, 2009: 585, f 304-307
+b) Bryant
1935. Records of Canterbury Museum: 89, t 12 , f 22. By courtesy.
Gen. Lechia Zabka,
1985 (2 species)
Type species Lechia squamata .
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definitions.
d)e) |
Lechia minuta +b) squamata +c) squamata? - female by Logunov +d) COMPARED WITH types of Laufeia aenea male and female + e) unknown male misidentified as "Lechia squamata" : Proszynski J. 1992b. Ann.
zool., 44, 9: 172-173, f 30-32 +b) Zabka 1985. Annales zoologici, Warszawa, 39, 11: 236, f 259-262 +c) female by Logunov, Jaeger 2015: RUS. ENT. J., 24(4): 355-357, f 33-39 +d) Laufeia aenea - TYPE from : Bohdanowicz A., Proszynski J. 1987. Annales zoologici, 41, 2: 74-76, ff. 84-89 +e) male by Logunov, Jaeger 2015: RUS. ENT. J., 24(4): 355-357, f 33-39.
By courtesy.
Something very wrong: female identified by
Logunov, Jaeger 2015 is apparently Lechia, but there are no reason to transfer it to Laufeia, (epigyne is different, its internal structure was not studied by any researcher to preserve type speciemen, the only female specimen known!), there are no premises to match it with male, which differs from Laufeia aenea by significant details of palp. J. Prószyński.
Dr. D.V. Logunov offered following comments about genus Lechia (personal letter,2015-12-20): "Lechia minuta is not a published combination and it is presented in your database without any justification or explanation to be referrred to as your personal opinion. I reckon this is one of the reasons why the WSC does not refer to it. For the time being, this taxon is better to retain as Euophrys minuta (the original combination), until the male is found and decribed."
Gen. Lepidemathis Simon,
1899 (6 species)
Type species Lepidemathis sericea.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
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Lepidemathis
sericea : Proszynski J. 1987. Atlas ...: 21 (11385 Ematholepis sericea ES. Manila - coll. Simon,).
+ ©Photo P. Koomen + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 32, f 584-589. © Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
Lepidemathis
haemorrhoidalis +b) unicolor :Zabka
1988b. Ann. zool. 41 (14): 459, ff. 101-104 +b) Prószyński
2009b. Arhr. sel. 18(3-4): f 36-39 [drawn by M.Zabka] (placement uncertain) .
By courtesy.
Lepidemathis
gottliebi : © Freudenschuss & Seiter,
2014. Philipines: Samar. . By courtesy.
Lepidemathis
politori : © Freudenschuss & Seiter,
2014. Philipines: Samar. By courtesy. By courtesy.
Lepidemathis
astorgasensis :
Proszynski -quick ketches of type specimens + Barrion, Litsinger 1995. 47-49,
figs 17a-k.
Gen. Leptathamas Balogh,
1980 (1 species)
Type species Leptathamas paradoxus.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Leptathamas paradoxus : Szuts T. 2003c. Folia ent. hung. 64: 47-49, figs 9-15, 25, 28, 31, 34, 37 + photos
+ Balogh P. 1980c. Folia Ent. Hung. 41: 29-31, f 1-6 + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 27,
f 364-371, 820-821. © Magnolia Press. By courtesy. ATTENTION: - comparable [?] with Athamas.
Gen. Lophostica Simon,
1902 (3 species)
Type species Lophostica mauriciana.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Lophostica
mauriciana : Duhem, Ledoux, Wesolowska 2005. Genus, 16(4):
527-536, f 1-24. By courtesy.
b) |
Lophostica
minor +b) nova : Ledoux, 2007.
Rev. Arachn., 17(2): 22, f 11D, 16A-B +b) 20-22, f 3F, 11B-C, 15A-E . By courtesy.
Gen. Lycidas Karsch,
1878 (20 species)
Type
species Lycidas - vacant -after
transfer of the original type species L. anomalus to Maratus.
REMARKS. The species below are left provisionally in Lycidas, until
taxonomic revision (this is NEW! procedure outside Nomenclatorical Codex, but
apparently reasonable one, limiting repeated transfers of whole lists of nominal
species).
REMARKS 2. Genera Jotus, Hypoblemum,
Lycidas, Maratus,
Saitis and probably some related, require taxonomic revision of
ALL species. Their definitions are unclear and incomplete, due to fragmentary
knowledge of their morphology and biology. The practice of wholesale transfer
of large number of species, following their incidentally designated type
species, creates chaos. These genera are closely related, which is demonstrated
by structure of their palps and spermathecae, their behavioral mark is signaling
during courtship (and other encounters) by lifting third pair of legs and
abdomen,. Following brilliant observations by J. Otto genus Maratus enrich
display by spreading lateral flaps of abdomen ("wings"), however Lycidas
anomalus, type species of genus Lycidas has not
such flaps - so its reclassification to Maratus is disputable -
but it forces transfers of large number of Lycidas species, about
whose behavior we know nothing.
DIAGNOSIS. Absence of white third tarsus of legs in males (proposed provisional
difference with Maratus and related genera).
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
DESCRIPTIONS. REFERENCES. COMPOSITION |
Lycidas
auripes : Davies Todd, Zabka 1989. Mem. Queens. Mus., 27 (2): 238, 244, t. 46 + ©Photo
Otto, Hill 2012b.
Peckhamia 103(1): 5-7, f [plates] 2-6 + [as Jotus a.] ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 29, f 491-496.© Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
Lycidas
anomaliformis +b) bitaeniatus: Zabka M. 1987b. Ann. zool.,
40, 1: 473-474, ff. 52-55 +b) 458-460, ff. 23-24. By courtesy.
Lycidas
braccatus +b) chlorophtalmus +c) griseus +d) heteropogon :
Zabka M. 1987b. Ann. zool., 40, 1: 464-465, ff. 34-37
+b) 477-478, ff. 60-61
+c) 457-458, ff. 19-22 +d) 474-475, ff. 56-57. By courtesy.
Lycidas
karschi +b) kochi +c) minutus : Zabka M. 1987b. Ann.
zool., 40, 1: 468-469, ff. 44-45 +b) 460, f 25-26 +c) 478, ff. 62-63478,
ff. 62-63. By courtesy.
Lycidas
michaelseni : Zabka M. 1987b. Ann.
zool., 40, 1: 462, f 8, 25. + Davies Todd,
Zabka 1989. Mem. Queens. Mus., 27 (2):
238, t. 45 + ©Photo R. Whyte. By courtesy.
Lycidas
scutulatus : Zabka M. 1987b. Ann.
zool., 40, 1: 460-462, ff. 27-28 + ©Photo R. Whyte. By courtesy.
Lycidas
nigriceps +b) obscurior +c) piliger : Zabka M. 1987b. Ann.
zool., 40, 1: 470, ff. 46-47 +b) 467-468, ff. 42-43
+c) 463-464, ff. 32-33. By courtesy.
Lycidas
pilosus +b) sp : Zabka M. 1987b. Ann.
zool., 40, 1: 475-476, ff. 58-59 +b) Davies Todd, Zabka 1989. Mem. Queens.
Mus., 27 (2): 239, t. 41.. By courtesy.
Lycidas
vittatus +b) cf vittatus +c) frosti +d) furvus: Proszynski 1984c.
Atlas ...: 56 +b) ©Photo
R. Whyte +c)Peckhams 1901b. 13 (1): 332, t 25, f 12; T. 26 F. 9 +d) Song D. et al. 1999:
533, figs 302L. By courtesy.
By courtesy.
Gen. Mabellina Chickering,
1946
(1 species)
Type species Mabellina prescotti.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Mabellina
prescotti : Maddison 1996. .Bull.
Mus. Comp. Zool. 154 (4): 332, f 63 + Chickering 1946. Bull. Mus. Comp.
Zool. Harvard 97: 68-72, figs 52-57. By courtesy. + ©Photo G. B. Edwards, 2001. By courtesy.
Gen. Macaroeris Wunderlich,
1992
Type species Macaroeris nidicolens.
REMARKS. A puzzling genus with male palp resembling Euophryinae and epigyne characteristic for EUODENINES.
Similar mixture of characters occurs in unrelated Omoedus niger.
Gen. Maeota Simon,
1901 (4 species)
Type species Maeota w-ti.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Maeota sp.: Maddison 2015. Journal of Arachnology. 43: 231–292, f. 111 [identification?]. By courtesy.
Maeota
dichrura : Galiano
1963b. Physis, 23 (66): 387, t. 25, ff. 16-18 + Simon 1901a:
567, figs 680 (=F)
ZhangJ., Maddison 2012. Zootaxa 3578: 24, f 92–95. ©Magnolia
Press + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa
3938 (1): 22, f 204-208. © Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
Maeota dorsalis :
ZhangJ., Maddison 2012. Zootaxa 3578: 24, f 92–95. ©Magnolia
Press. By courtesy.
Maeota
[?] simoni +b) flava : Zhang
J., Maddison 2012. Zootaxa 3578: 25, f 99–101, 145 +b) 25-26, f 96–98. ©Magnolia
Press.
Gen. Maeotella Bryant,
1950
(1 species)
Type species Maeotella perplexa.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Maeotella perplexa :Peckham + Peckham, 1901. Attidae found in Jamaica.: 7, 8, 12, t 3, f 8. By courtesy.
Gen. Magyarus Zabka
1985 (1 species)
Type species Magyarus typicus.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Magyarus typicus :Zabka 1985. Ann. zool. 39, 11: 237-238, f 268-271. By courtesy.
Gen. Maileus Peckham,
Peckham, 1907
(1 species)
Type species Maileus fuscus.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Maileus
fuscus : "Maileus fuscus Peck.Sarawak. Type 4312." -
quick sketch M. Zabka - Proszynski Internet 2003b]
+ ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 29, f 500-503. © Magnolia Press
By courtesy.
Gen. Maratus Karsch, 1878 (18 species)
Type species Maratus amabilis.
REMARKS. Genera Jotus, Hypoblemum, Lycidas, Maratus,
Saitis and probably some related, require taxonomic revision of
ALL species. Their definitions are unclear and incomplete due to fragmentary
knowledge of their morphology and biology. The practice of wholesale transfer
of large number of species, following their incidentally designated type
species, creates chaos. These genera are closely related, which is demonstrated
by structure of their palps and spermathecae, their behavioral mark is signaling
during courtship (and other encounters) by lifting third pair of legs and
abdomen,. Following brilliant observations by J. Otto genus Maratus enrich
display by spreading lateral flaps of raised abdomen ("wings"),
however
Lycidas anomalus, type species of genus Lycidas has not
such flaps - so its reclassification to Maratus is disputable -
but it forces transfers of large number of Lycidas species, about
whose behavior we know nothing.
DIAGNOSIS. Group of genera waving third pairs of legs during display has,
as a correlated character, white third
tarsus in males, among these genera Maratus itself is recognizable by
strickingly colored dorsal surface of abdomen, with erectible abdominal lateral
flaps.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition..
Maratus amabilis :Zabka M. 1987b. Annales zoologici, 40, 1: 479, ff. 64-66 + Otto, Hill 2011c. Peckhamia 96.1: 1-3, pl 1-3. By courtesy.
Maratus anomalus : RECLASSIFIED Proszynski 1984c. Atlas ... 159 (Holotype,No. 1771. Mus. Berlin) + Otto, Hill 2012b. + ©Peckhamia
103(1): 23-31, f [plates] 28-38 [seems to have no flaps!].. By courtesy.
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Maratus chrysomelas :
Zabka M. 1987b. Ann. zool., 40, 1: 457-458, ff. 19-22 + Otto, Hill 2012b. ©Peckhamia
103(1):
32, f [plate] . By courtesy.
Maratus harrisi :
Otto, Hill 2012b. ©Peckhamia
103(1): 4-9, pl 4-10.
By courtesy.
Maratus linnaei :
Otto, Hill 2012b. © Peckhamia 96.1:
10-11, pl 11-12. By courtesy.
Maratus mungaich :
Otto, Hill 2012b. © Peckhamia 96.1:
12-13, pl 13-14. By courtesy.
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Maratus nigromaculatus :
Zabka M. 1987b. Ann. zool., 40, 1: 456-457, ff. 17-18 + Otto, Hill 2012b. ©Peckhamia
103(1):
103(1): 33, f [plate] 40 [seems to have no flaps!]. . By courtesy.
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Maratus pavonis :
Otto, Hill 2012b. ©Peckhamia
103(1):89.1: 2-15, pl 2. . By courtesy.
Maratus purcellae :
Otto, Hill 2013.NS Wales, Peckhamia 105.1: 1-8, pl 1-6. . By courtesy.
Maratus rainbowi :
Hill, Otto, 2011. Sydney. Peckhamia 89.1: 2-15, pl 3. . By courtesy.
Maratus robinsoni :
Otto, Hill 2012b. ©Peckhamia 103(1): 36-42, f [plates] 43-51. . By courtesy.
Maratus sp C [Tasmania:
Stanley] :
Otto, Hill 2011c. ©Peckhamia
96.1: 24, pl 29. By courtesy.
Maratus
speciosus : Otto, Hill 2012b. © Peckhamia 103(1):
42-46, f [plates] 52-59. By courtesy.
Maratus
speculiferus : Zabka M. 1987b. Ann. zool., 40,
1: 465-466, ff: 38-41 + .Otto, Hill 2012b. © Peckhamia 103(1): 47, f [plate]
60. By courtesy.
Maratus
spicatus : Otto, Hill 2012b. © Peckhamia96.1: 12-13, pl 13-14. By courtesy.
Maratus
velutinus : Otto, Hill 2012b. ©Peckhamia 103(1):
51-55, f [plates] 67-69. By courtesy.
Maratus
vespertilio : Otto, Hill 2011c. Peckhamia
96.1: 17-18, pl 21-22.. By courtesy.
Maratus
volans : J. Proszynski 1984c. Atlas ...: 126 +
Zabka M. 1987b. Ann. zool., 40, 1: 479-481, ff. 67-69 + Simon E.
1901a. 559,
figs 675-682 (C-E) +
©Photo M. Stevens
2011 + Otto, Hill 2011c. Peckhamia 96.1: 12-13, pl
13-14. By courtesy.
Maratus jactatus
: Otto, 2015. S Queensland 2015. ©Photo J. Otto. By courtesy. By courtesy.
Maratus sceletus
: Otto & Hill , 2015. Peckhamia.Otto, 2015. S Queensland 2015. By courtesy.
Maratus proszynski
: Waldock, 2015. Otto, 2015. Rec. W.Austral. Mus. 30: 144-150, f 1-9. ©Photo J. Otto. By courtesy.
ATTENTION. More new species are discovered and displayed in the Internet, almost daily, and will presumably be described in due course. Interested Arachnologists are advised to watch for these new information.
Gen. Margaromma Keyserling,
1882 (1 species)
Type species Margaromma funesta.
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Margaromma
funesta [Type species] : Davies T..,
Zab. 1989. Mem. Queen.Mus., 27 (2): 230, t. 38 + Keyserling 1882: 1347, t 114,
f 5, 6.By courtesy.
Gen. "Margaromma" [?] (2
species)
Type species ? ?.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
b) |
Margaromma [Misplaced]
soligena b) nitida [MISPLACED]: Zabka 1988b. Ann. zool.,
41 (14): 462-463, ff. 110- 113 +b) Proszynski J. 1984c. Atlas ...: 79 . By courtesy.
Margaromma semirasa = Omoedus semirasus by Zhang J., Maddison 2015: 26 = Zenodorus semirasus by: Proszynski 2015
Gen. Marma Simon,
1902 - see - COLONINES[syn. Thiodininae]
Gen. Mexigonus Edwards,
2003 (4 species)
Type species Mexigonus minutus.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Mexigonus
minutus :F.P.-Cambridge
1901: 202, 208, 212, t. 15, f. 14+Edwards G.B. 2002a. 16(1-3): 70, f 9-12 + ©Phot.
D. Richman. By courtesy.
Mexigonus
morosus +b) dentichelis : Peckham E.G. 1888:
71 T. 1 F. 53; T. 5 F. 53
+b)
F.P.-Cambridge
1901: 202, 208, 212, t. 15, f. 14. By courtesy.
Mexigonus
arizonensis : Gertsch 1935. Amer. Mus. Novit. 792: 30, f. 38-39 + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 24, f 250-256. © Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
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Mexigonus sp-Ecuador + sp-Mexico: ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 24, f 766-767 + 769. © Magnolia Press.
Gen. Microhasarius Simon, 1902 (1 species)
Type species Microhasarius pauperculus.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Microhasarius pauperculus : Proszynski J. 1987. Atlas ...: 67 + Simon 1903a: 823, f 966-968.
Gen. Mopiopia Simon,
1902 (3 species)
Type species Mopiopia comatula.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Mopiopia
comatula +b) labyrinthea :Galiano
1963b. Physis: 397-398, t. 28, f 3-6 + Edwards, Rinaldi, Ruiz 2005. Biota Neotr. 5(2): 25, f 31-34, 56-57. By courtesy.
Mopiopia
tristis : Edwards, Rinaldi,
Ruiz 2005.Biota Neotr. 5(2): 26, f 35-36, 58. By courtesy.
d) |
Tariona = Mopiopia
gounellei +b) bruneti +c) sp +d) cf bruneti : Galiano 1963b. Physis, 23 (66): 454-455, t 39, f 7-10 +b) 452-454,
t 39, f 4-6
+c) ©Photo Gasnier & Azevedo +d) ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 20, f 169-172 [as Mopiopia].
©Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
b) |
Tariona = Mopiopia
mutica +b) albibarbis :
Galiano 1963b. Physis, 23 (66): 454-455, t 39, f 7-10 +b) Edwards, Rinaldi, Ruiz
2005.
Biota Neotropica 5(2): 27, f 37-39. By courtesy.
Gen. Muziris Simon, 1901 (3 species)
Type species Muziris doleschalli.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Muziris
doleschalli +b) calvipalpis :
Proszynski 1984c. Atlas ...: 86 (Ambon) +b) Keyserling E. 1883
1453, t 122,
f 7 [placement?]. By courtesy.
Muziris
wiehlei [Misplaced - Chrysillinae?] : Berland, 1938: 146,
Figs 43-46 +©Photo B. Patoleta. By courtesy.
Gen. Naphrys Edwards,
2003 (3 species)
Type species Naphrys acerba.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
b) |
Naphrys
acerba +b) bufoides : Edwards
G.B. 2002a. Insecta Mundi 16 (1-3): 69, f 5-8 +b) Richman 1981: 204, f. 5, 20-23
+ ©Photo G. B. Edwards + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 18. f 732-733 © Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
Naphrys
pulex : Proszynski 1987. Atlas
...: 14 + Paquin, Duperre 2003. Fabreries, Suppl. 11: 195, figs 2175-2177
+ Peckham E.G. 1909. 16 (1): 525, pl. 42, f. 11, pl. 43, f. 1 + ©Photo D.E.
Hill + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 18. f 138-142, 730-731 © Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
Naphrys
xerophila :
Richman 1981: 203, f. 4, 16-19 + ©Photo Edwards + ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015:
Zootaxa 3938 (1): 18. f 138-142, 7728-729 © Magnolia Press.
By courtesy.
Gen. Nebridia Simon,
1902 (3 species)
REMARK. Wholesale merging of genera Nebridia and Amphidraus, proposed by Zhang & Maddison 2015: 22-23
without taxonomic revision, is not acceptable because of insufficient diagnostic documentation available and
unresolved diversity of part of species.
Type species Nebridia semicana .
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Nebridia
semicana +b) manni +c) mendica :
Galiano 1963b. Physis, 23 (66): 401, t 27, f 15-18 +b) Bryant 1943. Bull. Mus.
Comp. Zool. 92 (9): 492, t. 5, f. 48 +c) 494, t 6, f 62, 65. By courtesy. ATTENTION. Nebridia semicana seem to be both misplaced [=Amphidraus?] and not congeneric with N. mendica and N. manni.
Gen. Neon Simon,
1876
(20 species)
Type species Neon reticulatus.
REMARK. Internal structure of epigyne with spermathecae divided into two spherical chambers and with relatively short and thin ducts, as in type species and similar species, resembles EUOPHRYINES. So is coiled embolus, presumably atop membranous haematodocha. Of the other hand there is considerable diversity among known 20 species of this genus, the loop of spermophor does not resemble typical meander. Phylogentical relationships are therefore uncertain, but identification of the genus is easiest if morphologically placed among EUOPHRYINES.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Neon reticulatus : Snazell et al. 1999. Bull. Brit. Arach Soc. 11, 6: 251-254, f 5-8 + Logunov 1998. Bull. Brit. Arachn. 11 (1): 17, f 13-14 + ©Photo J. Lissner. By courtesy.
Neon
avalonus +b) ellamae +c) nellii :
Gertsch &
Ivie 1955. Am. Mus. Novit. 1743: 14-15, f 17-20 +b) 4, f 1-4, 6-7 +c) 9-11, 15
+ Paquin P., Duperre N. 2003. Fabreries, Suppl. 11: 197, f 2202-2204. By courtesy.
Neon
pixii +b) plutonus +c) kovblyuki +d) muticus:
Gertsch W. J. & W.
Ivie 1955. Am. Mus. Novit. 1743: 15-17, ff. 21-24 +c) Logunov 1998. Bull. Brit.
Arachn. 11 (1): 33-34, f 1-6 +d) Proszynski 1976: 187, f 444-445.. By courtesy.
Neon
levis : Lohmander H. 1945.
Göteborgs K. Vetensk. Samh. Handl. (6) 3B(9): 66-74, ff. 63-68 + Zabka
. 1997. Fauna Polski 19: 5-187, f 222-227 + Proszynski 1979. Ann. zool. 34
(11): 314, f 224-226 . By courtesy.
Neon
rayi : Proszynski J. 1976.:
187, f 438-443,+ Metzner H. 1999. Andrias 14: 66, 185, table 31a-g. By courtesy.
Neon valentulus : Lohmander H. 1945. Göteborgs K. Vetensk. Samh. Handl. (6) 3B (9): 59-66, f 57-62 + Zabka M. 1997. Fauna Polski 19: 5-187, f 234-238. By courtesy.
Neon
robustus : Lohmander H. 1945.
Göteborgs K. Vetensk. Samh. Handl. (6) 3B(9): 59-66, f 57-62 + Zabka M.
1997. Fauna Polski 19: 5-187, f 234-238. . By courtesy.
Neon
minutus : Zabka
M. 1985. Ann. zool., 39, 11: 420-421, f 372-377+ Logunov D.V. 1998. Bull. British
Arachnol.
Soc. 11 (1): 20-21, f 5, 6, 11, 12, 19, 25, 29, 34-41. By courtesy.
b) |
Neon
wangi : Peng X.,
Li S. 2006a. A. zootax. sinica, 31: 127, f 1-4 . By courtesy.
Neon
ningyo +b) nojimai : Ono,
Ikeda & Kono,
2009: 587, f. 329-336 + Peng X, Gong L., Kim J. 2000. Korean J.
Soil Zool. 5 (1): 13-14, f 1-4 +b) Ikeda H. 1995a. Acta Arachnologica, 44, 1:
33, f 18-24, 49. By courtesy.
Neon
zonatus+b) kiyotoi :
Bao Y.H., Peng X.J. 2002. Zoological Studies 41 (4): 408-409, f 19-21 +b) Ono,
Ikeda & Kono, 2009: 585, f 315-322.. By
courtesy.
Neon sumatranus :
Logunov D.V. 1998. Bull. British Arachnol. Soc. 11 (1): 21, f 1-2, 8-10, 16-17,
23, 42-48. By courtesy.
Neon
australis :
Richardson 2013. Zootaxa 3716 (3): 468-469, f 25-30. © 2013 Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
Neon taylori :
Richardson 2013. Zootaxa 3716 (3): 470-471, f 30–37. By courtesy.
Neon
[NOT - misplaced] sp [rainforest] Foster B., 0
[UNPUBLISHED] :
Australia: Queensland: Mooloolah Valley. © Photo Brodie Foster. By courtesy.
Gen. Neonella Gertsch,
1936 (12 species)
Type species Neonella vinnula.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Neonella
lubrica +b) vinnula +c) sp : Galiano
M.E. 1988b. Revue suisse Zool., 95 (2): 441, f 2-7, 15, 20 +b) 443, f 13, 18 + Ruiz, Brescovit, Freitas
2007 Rev.
brasil. Zool. 24(3): 276, f 17 +b) © and phot by G. B. Edwards 2001+ ©Zhang J., Maddison 2015: Zootaxa 3938 (1): 24, f 257-263 +c) 738-739. © Magnolia Press. By courtesy.
Neonella
antillana +b) cabana : Galiano
M.E. 1988b. 95 (2): 444, ff. 1, 8-10 +b) Galiano 1998c. J. Arachnology.
26: 15-16, ff. 4-6, 11, 12. .By courtesy.
Neonella
colalao+b) mayaguez +c) montana : Galiano
M.E. 1988b. Revue suisse Zool., 95 (2): 443, f 13, 18
+b) Galiano 1998c. J. Arachnology.
26: 15, f 2-3 +c) 447, f 14, 21. By courtesy.
Neonella
minuta : Galiano
M.E. 1988b. Revue suisse Zool., 95 (2): 439, f 17, 19
+b) Galiano M.E. 1965b. Rev. Soc. Ent. Arg., 27 (1-4): 25-28, f 1-8. By courtesy.
Neonella
nana +b) camillae : Galiano
M.E. 1988b. Revue suisse Zool., 95 (2): 443, f 13, 18443, f 11-12, 16, 22-23
+b) Edwards 2002b. Insecta Mundi 16 (1-3): 157-160, f 1-6..By courtesy.
Neonella
noronha [Misplaced!] +b) compared with tip of embolus of N. vinnula +c) salafraria
[Misplaced!] :
Ruiz, Brescovit,
Freitas 2007 Rev. brasil. Zool. 24(3): 273-276, f 12-16 +b) 276, f 17 +c) Ruiz, Brescovit 2004. Revta Ibérica Aracnol.
10: 281-283, f 1-5. By courtesy.
Gen. Nicylla Thorell, 1890 (1
species)
Transfer of Nicylla sundevalli to the genus Thiania - not accepted here.
Type species Nicylla sundevalli.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Nicylla
sundevalli : Proszynski 1968c. Annales zoologici.
26: 244-246, f 9-13. By courtesy.
Gen. Ocnotelus Simon,
1902 (1 species)
transfer to Semnolius by Zhang and Maddison, 2015: 24.
Type species Ocnotelus imberbis.
Diagnostic drawings below are integral part of definition.
Ocnotelus
imberbis :
Galiano 1963b. Physis,
23 (66): 415, t 31, f 1-4. By courtesy.