Bioacoustics of Solenysa spiralis

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discussion · Plazi

Remarks. The taxonomy of linyphiids at the genus level is largely based on genital characters (e.g., Millidge 1984 , 1993 , Saaristo & Tanasevitch 1996 ; Saaristo 2007 ), while somatic features are usually conservative. The genital characters of Solenysa spiralis n. sp. are very different from those of other Solenysa species, forming a special genital type , not corresponding to any of the four known types within this genus ( Tu & Hormiga 2011 ). Especially, the female S. spiralis n. sp. lacks the solenoid that is a synapomorphy present in all other known Solenysa species ( Tu & Hormiga 2011 ; Wang et al . 2015). Even though, the new species shares some somatic characters with other Solenysa species, e.g., the raised cephalic region in both sexes, the prolonged petiole, the round pits on the carapace, and an intermediate type of tracheal system. All these are synapomorphies of the Solenysa clade ( Tu & Hormiga 2011 ; Wang et al . 2015) that suggest that the new species should be placed in Solenysa . The carapace of S. spiralis n. sp. does not have distinct lateral lobes, which is also the case in S. longqiensis Li & Song, 1992 and S. yangmingshana Tu, 2011 ( Tu & Hormiga 2011 ) that implies its close relationship with the longqiensis clade. The relationships among the species of Solenysa need to be tested in a future study.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziSolenysa spiralisSpeciesLinyphiidaePlazi/Solenysa spiralis

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