Bolostromus devriesi, Dupérré, 2023

Dupérré, Nadine, 2023, Review of the American genus Bolostromus Ausserer, 1875 with the description of fourteen new species (Araneae, Cyrtaucheniidae), Zootaxa 5317 (1), pp. 1-88 : 81

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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5317.1.1

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8153919

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scientific name

Bolostromus devriesi
status

sp. nov.

Bolostromus devriesi new species

Figs 65 View FIGURE 65 , 66 View FIGURE 66 map. 2 View MAP 2

Type material. Holotype female from Ecuador, Esmeraldas Province, San Miguel de Cayapas, 25.vi.77, DeVries ( QCAZ).

Etymology. The specific name is in honor of biologist Tjitte de Vries in recognition of his work in ecology, ornithology and collector of the type specimen.

Diagnosis. Females most resemble B. busu n. sp. but are distinguished from all species by the combination of the following characters: cephalothorax smooth, with deep pit in cephalic groove ( Fig. 66A, C View FIGURE 66 ) absent in the latter ( Fig. 12C View FIGURE 12 ), and internal genitalia with short spermathecae with sub apical constriction ( Fig. 66E View FIGURE 66 ), whereas spermathecae elongated with internal elongated lobes in B. busu n. sp. ( Fig. 12E View FIGURE 12 ).

Description. Female (holotype): Total length: 7.94; carapace length: 3.65; carapace width: 2.68; carapcae height: 1.71; abdomen length: 4.29. CEPHALOTHORAX: Carapace almost rectangular but wider anteriorly, margin sinuous; pars cephalica dark reddish; pars thoracica lighter reddish smooth; cephalic groove well defined, deep pit medially; fovea broad, procurved ( Fig. 66A View FIGURE 66 ); caput strongly elevated ( Fig. 66C View FIGURE 66 ). Clypeus height: 0.23. Sternum 2.00/1.44, light orange, darker orange marginally, reticulated; sigillae not observed ( Fig. 66B View FIGURE 66 ). Labium dark reddish-brown without cuspule; elongated. Endites quadrangle; dark reddish-brown with nine cuspules; serrula not observed. Chelicerae dark reddish-brown; promargin six teeth, denticles not observed; rastrellum with 11 spines. EYES: AME: 0.11; ALE: 0.26; PLE: 0.14; PME: 0.06; interdistances: AME: 0.09; AME-ALE: 0.09; PME: 0.54; PME-PLE: 0.04; LE: 0.06; ocular quadrangle: 0.93/1.01/0.36. ABDOMEN: Oval, uniformly dark gray dorsally and ventrally ( Fig. 65A, B View FIGURE 65 ). Spinnerets: median: 040, lateral spinnerets: 0.50/0.38/0.53. LEGS: Uniformly light orange, except palpal tarsi, tarsi I–II dark orange-brown. Coxae I–II with inner short stiff setae. Metatarsi I with thick, half scopulae ( Fig. 66D View FIGURE 66 ); metatarsi II without scopulae; tarsi I with thick complete scopulae ( Fig. 66D View FIGURE 66 ); tarsi II with half scopulae; III–IV without scopulae; palpal tarsi with thick apical scopulae. Tarsal claw teeth (22/14) (22/12) (3/3) (2/3). LEGS MEASUREMENTS: I 7.32 (2.31/1.07/1.70/1.28/0.96); II 6.58 (2.14/1.11/1.48/1.09/0.76); III 4.58 (1.60/0.86/0.53/0.78/0.81); IV 7.73 (2.20/1.00/2.27/1.47/0.79); leg formula: 4123. LEGS SPINATION: femur I–III (0); IV with 12 grouped pro-apical spines; patellae I, II, IV (0); III with 9 pd, 1r; tibia I, II, IV (0); III 3p, 1d, 1r; metatarsus I 1-1v 2vap; II 1-1v, 3vap; III 2p, 1-1-2-1-2d, 2-2-1v, 2-2v, 3vap; IV 2-2v, 3vap; tarsus I, II (0); III 2-3-3-2v; IV 2-3-3-2v.

GENITALIA: Female spermathecae elongated, constricted sub apically with external, small lobes ( Fig. 66E View FIGURE 66 ).

Male: Unknown.

Natural History. The female specimen was collected at an estimated 48m.

Distribution. Only known from the type locality in Esmeraldas province, Ecuador

QCAZ

Museo de Zoologia, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Ecuador

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