Zelotes pediculatus Marinaro, 1967
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Zelotes pediculatus Marinaro, 1967 View in CoL
Figs 65, 66 View FIGURES 65, 66
Zelotes pediculatus Marinaro, 1967: 691 View in CoL , figs 8a, 8b, Ψ ( epigynum View in CoL ), Algeria; Di Franco, 1992: 220, fig. 9, Ψ (spermathecae), Morocco.
Note. Adult males have not yet been collected in Israel. The drawings of the peculiar genitalia of the female cited above render certainty of the identification.
Description. Colouration deep brown. Large eyes. Chelicerae with 3–4 pro- and 0–1 retromarginal teeth.
Female. Measurements (4 ΨΨ): total length 3.6–4.9; carapace length 1.7–2.2, width 1.2–1.7, index 1.23–1.41; labial index 1.4–1.6; clypeal index 1.25–1.75; MOQ index 9.54–11.17; legs length: I 3.9–4.7, II 3.0–4.4, III 3.0–4.0, IV 4.5–6.5; patella-tibia index 0.77–0.88.
Epigynum . Epigynal plate longitudinaly furrowed by fine, narrow indentation extending almost to discerning globular spermathecae ( Fig. 65 View FIGURES 65, 66 ); tightly coiled delicate ducts of spermathecae are deeply embeded in amorphous whitish mass ( Fig. 66 View FIGURES 65, 66 ; mass cleared on one side).
Diagnosis. The epigynal plate of the female with the fine median indentation and the spiriferous spermathecal ducts are all characters clearly separating Z. pediculatus from all other Zelotes species. Distribution. Algeria, Morocco, Israel - new record. Records. Israel: Adullam , Lakhish .
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Zelotes pediculatus Marinaro, 1967
Levy, Gershom 2009 |
Zelotes pediculatus
Di 1992: 220 |
Marinaro 1967: 691 |