Antilloides cubitas, Brescovit, Antonio D., Ruiz, Alexander Sánchez & Garcia, Giraldo Alayón, 2016
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4136.3.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6067218 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/039BDF4A-9D33-FFCE-C8B5-FA73FCE8DF91 |
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Antilloides cubitas |
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Antilloides cubitas View in CoL new species
Figs. 13A‒C View FIGURE 13 A ‒ C , 20D View FIGURE 20 A ‒ G. A ‒ C , 22 View FIGURE 22 A
Types. Holotype and paratype females from Cueva del Círculo, Sierra de Cubitas (21°43’59”N, 77°46’14”W), Camagüey, Cuba, 14.VI.1984, L. F. Armas, J. de la Cruz & J. L. Gonzáles col., deposited in MNHNCu and IBSP 166718, respectively.
Etymology. The specific name is a noun in apposition taken from the type locality.
Diagnosis. Antilloides cubitas n. sp. is easily distinguished from other species by the oval seminal receptacles and coiled necks of the spermathecae ( Figs 13C View FIGURE 13 A ‒ C , 20C View FIGURE 20 A ‒ G. A ‒ C ).
Description. Male. Unknown. Female (Holotype). Carapace yellow brown, cephalic area black, with longitudinal black band behind the eyes. Chelicerae orange. Endites, labium and sternum orange-brown. Palps brown, with femora yellowish. Legs brownish with transverse longitudinal black stripes, mainly on legs II–IV. Abdomen dorsally and laterally brown, ventrally brownish, with 6–7 dorsal black chevrons ( Fig. 13A‒B View FIGURE 13 A ‒ C ). Total length 4.3. Carapace length 1.9, width 1.2. PME separated by their diameter. Palp measurements: femur 1.1 long, patella 0.5 long. Leg measurements: I femur 2.4/ patella 0.6/ tibia 2.9/ metatarsus 2.3/ tarsus 1.3/ total 9.5; II 2.0/ 0.5/ 1.8/ 1.3/ 0.7/ 6.3; III 1.6/ 0.5/ 1.0/ 1.2/ 0.8/ 5.1; IV 2.1/ 0.6/ 1.6/ 1.6/ 0.9/ 6.8. Abdomen 2.4 long. Internal genitalia with the uterus externus at the same height as the spermathecae ( Figs 13C View FIGURE 13 A ‒ C , 20D View FIGURE 20 A ‒ G. A ‒ C ).
Natural history. All specimens were collected on the walls of a cave near the entrance. Distribution. Known only from Camagüey, Cuba ( Fig. 22 View FIGURE 22 A).
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