Mallinella hilaris (Thorell, 1890) Dankittipakul & Jocqué & Singtripop, 2012
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3369.1.1 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/933EDA4C-B916-FFAE-CBC2-FD32FE0A3CB1 |
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Felipe |
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Mallinella hilaris |
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The hilaris View in CoL -group
The hilaris -group is defined by five homoplasious characters: the dorsal pattern on the opisthosoma (Ch. 20, state 3); the presence of stridulating files (Ch. 36, sate 1) and proximal hump (Ch. 41, state 1) on the dorsal side of the femora ( Fig. 217 View FIGURES 216–220. 216–217, 219 ); the triangular tegular spine on the tegulum (Ch. 60, sate 1); the female internal genitalia with elongated insemination ducts, terminally widened into spermathecae and the broad internal duct ( Figs 235–249 View FIGURES 235–242. 235 View FIGURES 243–249. 243–246 ) (Ch. 94, state 8).
Representatives of the hilaris -group are easily recognized by their uniform genitalic morphology. Males can be diagnosed by the strongly pronounced retrolateral side of the palpal tibia ( Figs 221, 224 View FIGURES 221–226. 221–223 ), by the beak-shaped TA carrying an elongated apico-prolateral process and by the triangular tegular spine. Females can be recognized by the elevated lateral lobes of the epigynal plate ( Figs 277–234 View FIGURES 273–277. 273 ) and by the terminally expanded spermathecae with broad internal duct ( Figs 235–242 View FIGURES 235–242. 235 ).
Species account. Ten species: Mallinella abnormis sp. nov., M. acanthoclada sp. nov., M. belladonna sp. nov., M. bidenticula sp. nov., M. calicoanensis sp. nov., M. elongata sp. nov., M. hilaris ( Thorell, 1890) comb. nov., M. linguiformis sp. nov., M. multicornis sp. nov., M. rostrata sp. nov.
Distribution. Sundaland.
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