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Plazi
Description. Male unknown. Female: Dimensions. Cephalothorax length 3.7, width 2.9, height 1.2. Eye field length 1.6, anterior and posterior width 2.2. Abdomen length 5.4, width 2.9. Specimen in poor condition. General appearance as in Fig. 29A . Habitus, form of first leg and the presence of stridulatory apparatus are typical of many African Pseudicius spp. Carapace of medium height, yellowish-brown with dark brown line along border, two slightly darker streaks on thoracic part, near eyes black. Row of stridulatory bristles on sides of carapace, beneath posterior lateral eyes ( Fig. 29B ). Fovea sulciform, some brown setae on carapace, denser at eyes. Chelicerae unidentate, teeth small, labium and endites light brown, sternum dark yellow. Abdomen elongated, yellow with mosaic of brown marks, medially serrated light streak ( Fig. 29A ). Short brown setae on abdomen, denser at anterior edge. Venter yellow with brown dots and three longitudinal brownish grey stripes. Spinnerets greyish. Legs light brown, spines and leg setae brown. Tibia I slightly enlarged with three pairs of very short thick spines ventrally ( Fig. 29C ). Epigyne with heart-shaped shallow depression and pair of deep pouches at posterior rim ( Fig. 29D–E ). Internal structure as in Fig. 29F , copulatory openings form long slots, seminal ducts straight, spermathecae thick walled, globular.