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What the sources say about this taxon, as written.
distribution · 
Plazi
Distribution. Only known from the type locality in Jilin , China ( Song et al. 1999 ). Habitat. The coordinates in the original publication correspond to a spot at ca. 2000 m a.s.l.
discussion · Plazi
Remarks. No specimens were available for examination. The diagnosis and description of certain structures and the coding of characters for the phylogeny on species level followed the descriptions and figures given in Sha and Zhu (1994) of which some are redrawn in Song et al. (1999) . Misinterpretations of the figures can therefore not be excluded. It is assumed, for example, that C. montanus has no sulcus because Sha and Zhu (1994) mention the close resemblance to C. tsurusakii without mentioning a sulcus in the original description. The conformation of the epigyne is unclear to the authors. It is assumed that the ventral hourglassshaped structure represents the dorsal plate.
description · Plazi
Description. Males : Total length: 1.85–2.07 mm ( Sha & Zhu 1994 ). Cephalic lobe: facing forward, hairy in front of the PME ( Sha & Zhu 1994: Fig. 2 ); shaft rather thick with some hairs ( Sha & Zhu 1994: Fig. 2 ); sulcus absent. Eyes: PME upmost on the cephalic lobe ( Sha & Zhu 1994: Fig. 2 ). Chelicerae: promargin with five larger teeth; retromargin with five very small denticles; stridulatory striae present ( Sha & Zhu 1994 ). Legs: tibia I–IV with one dorsal proximal macroseta (1-1-1-1); Tm I: 0.61 ( Sha & Zhu 1994 ). Pedipalp: paracymbium simple hook ( Sha & Zhu 1994: Fig. 3 ); retrolateral tibial apophysis small tooth; prolateral tibial apophysis long and broad ( Sha & Zhu 1994: Figs 4, 5 ); protegulum present ( Sha & Zhu 1994: Fig. 3 ). Females : General appearance similar to males but without a cephalic lobe ( Sha & Zhu 1994 ). Total length: 2.07–2.72 mm ( Sha & Zhu 1994 ). Eyes: anterior row slightly recurved ( Sha & Zhu 1994 ). Chelicerae: stridulatory striae present ( Sha & Zhu 1994 ). Epigyne: ventral plate hourglass-like, visible in ventral view ( Sha & Zhu 1994: Fig. 6 , see remarks ). Vulva: receptacula globular; copulatory duct spiral ( Sha & Zhu 1994: Fig. 7 ).