Regillus elephantus, Tikader
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.847631 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6281151 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/737187FF-FF86-9825-B447-F9A6FB20D523 |
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Jeremy |
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Regillus elephantus |
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tranf. to Borboropactus |
67. Regiiius eiephantus Tikader
1966. Regiiius eiephantus Tikader , Proc. Indian Acad. Sci., Bangalore, 64 (1): 54.
1980. Regiiius eiephantus: Tikader , Fauna of India, Spiders: Araneae , 1(1): 167.
Diagnosis: Cephalothoorax longer than wide nearly flat but cephalic region mid-dorsally provided with high longitudinal ridge and narrow in front. Eyes of both rows are recurved, lateral eyes large and situated on the prominent tubercles. Ocular quadrate longer than wide, slightly narrow in front. Margin of the clypeus provided with seven spines. Legs are robust with conspicuous spines. Abdomen longer than wide, wiedst behind, clothed with conspicuous blunt spines.
Distribution: India: Shillong (Khasi & Jaintia Hill), Meghalaya.
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