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Plazi
Description.— Male (n=5) : Total length: 0.94–0.98mm ; carapace length: 0.45– 0.47mm ; carapace width: 0.31–0.35mm ; carapace smooth, shiny, light yellow to light brown (#fafad2 to #daa520), cephalic region sometimes ornamented by a light grey marking forming a trident (or psi,), carapace border and radiating lines occasionally suffused with grey; 4 erect setae along midline, cephalic pit and sulci present, dorsal shield of the prosoma raised ( Fig. 7 ). Sternum light yellow, variably suffused with grey. Chelicerae light yellow, promargin with 2 large and 3 small teeth, retromargin with 4–5 denticles. Cheliceral stridulatory organ not visible with a dissection microscope (highest magnification 120x). Abdomen uniformly coloured, light to dark grey (#d3d3d3 to #8b8378), densely covered with semierect setae. Legs light yellow, tibia I–IV with one dorsal macroseta; metatarsus I with dorsal trichobothrium, TM I 0.40–0.44, Tm IV absent. Palpal tibia with a thick, stout, curved apophysis ( Figs. 9–10 ); embolus thin, straight, spinelike ( Fig. 8 ); protegulum triangular ( Fig. 8 ); tailpiece somewhat rectangular, fundus visible; paracymbium cupshaped, bearing ~9 setae along its edge ( Fig. 9 ). Female (n=5) : Total length: 1.00– 1.22mm ; carapace length: 0.44–0.48mm ; carapace width: 0.33–0.35mm ; carapace colouration as in male, occasionally with suffused grey pattern, 4 erect setae along midline. Colouration of sternum and chelicerae as in male; promargin of chelicerae with 2 large and 3 small teeth, retromargin with 5 denticles. Cheliceral stridulatory organ not visible with dissection microscope (highest magnification 120x). Abdomen uniformly coloured, lighter than male, light grey (#e0eee0), densely covered with semierect setae. Legs light yellow, tibia I–IV with one dorsal macroseta; metatarsus I with dorsal trichobothrium, Tm I 0.35–0.42, Tm IV absent. Posterior portion of the epigynal plate sclerified, recurved onto a median plate, forming the copulatory openings ( Fig. 11 ). Spermathecae visible through the cuticle and extending well beyond the epigynal plate ( Figs. 11–12 ). Spermathecae oval and oriented obliquely, fertilization ducts curved, copulatory ducts long and curled ( Fig. 12 ).