Civizelotes solstitialis ( Levy, 1998 ) Senglet, Antoine, 2012

Senglet, Antoine, 2012, Civizelotes new genus, and other new or little known Zelotinae (Araneae, Gnaphosidae), Revue suisse de Zoologie 119 (4), pp. 501-528 : 521

Civizelotes solstitialis ( Levy, 1998) comb. n.

Zelotes solstitialis Levy, 1998: 139 , figs 97-101 (description of Ƌ and ♀). – Chatzaki, Thaler & Mylonas, 2003: 60, figs 46-47, 50.-51. – Deltshev, Lazarov & Blagoev, 2004: 194, figs 12-14. – Seyyar, Demir & Topçu, 2006: 50, figs 2A-B (Ƌ).

MATERIAL EXAMINED: GREECE, Sterea Hellas , Phthiotidas , Tràgana , 38°37'N 23°07'E; 1 ♀; 13.07.1968. – Theologos , 38°39'N 23°12'E; 2 Ƌ, 1 ♀ (last moults of Ƌ 15. and 17.08, of ♀ 07.09.1998); 20.05.1998. – Cyclades , Naxos , Aria / Philoti, 37°02'N 25°29'E; 1 ♀ (last moult 06.09.1998); 11.06.1998 .

DESCRIPTION: See Levy (1998: 139, figs 231, 234-235).

REMARK: In C. solstitialis half of the radix bowl is concealed by the very large base of the embolus.

Genus Heser Tuneva, 2005 TYPE SPECIES: Heser malefactor Tuneva, 2005 , original designation

REMARK: Tuneva characterized the genus largely by the lack of typical Zelotes organs. In Zelotinae the terminal apophysis is a ventral branch of the embolar base; in Heser this is not present. The embolar base is strongly reduced. The embolus arises from the prolateral sector. Females have no glandular ducts (blind paramedian ducts).