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Plazi
Description. Small desmitracheate (taenidia absent; Blest 1976 ) erigonines with males ranging in total length from 1.05–1.25 and females from 1.15–1.60, TmI 0.31–0.41, TmIV absent, tibial spines 2-2-1-1, stridulatory mechanisms on both the chelicerae ( Figs 13, 19 , 32, 36 ) and booklung plates ( Figs 14, 20 , 33, 37 ), yellowishorange color of the carapace, chelicerae, sternum, and legs, and a dark abdominal herringbone pattern ( Figs 5 , 25 ). Males are further recognized by the post-PME cephalic lobe with lateral sulci and prosomal pits ( Figs 1 , 21 ), the ED consisting of a short straight embolus with spiraled and grooved terminus ( Figs 16 , 35 : E), very short tailpiece ( Figs 6 , 26 : TP), with the sperm duct looped over the ED through a sclerotized tubular column prior to entering the radix on the mesal surface of the ED near the middle of the bulb ( Figs 7 , 27 : CL, R). The tegulum strongly is compressed between proximal and distal margins ( Figs 8 , 28 : T) and both the protegulum and embolic membrane are absent; the membrane that is present is articulated with only the distal suprategular apophysis ( Figs 6 , 16 , 26 , 35 : M, DSA) and not considered an embolic membrane (see Hormiga 1994 ). The tarsal claws are smooth and not pectinate, the orientation of the flattened inverted J-shaped the paracymbium ( Figs 8 , 28 : P) is proximal to distal (longer than wide), a flat triangular process projects from the dorsal surface of the paracymbium ( Figs 8 , 28 : P), and the palpal tibial apophysis terminates in a heavily sclerotized refexed barb ( Figs 7, 8 , 27, 28, 29 : PTA). Females are further recognized by relatively large clearly visible orangish-yellow spermathecae with posterior margins positioned anterior to the copulatory openings and by the greater width between the ectal margins of the spermathecae than the greatest width of the triangular dorsal plate ( Figs 11 , 30 : S, CO, DP).
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| Source | Its name | Its rank | Its family | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Esophyllas | Genus | Linyphiidae | Plazi/Esophyllas |
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