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Plazi
Description.— Male (n=5) : Total length: 0.99–1.00mm; carapace length: 0.46– 0.49mm ; carapace width: 0.35–0.47mm ; carapace smooth, shiny, light orange brown (#ff8c00) to light brown (#d2691e), 5 erect setae along midline, cephalic pit and sulci present, dorsal shield of prosoma not raised ( Fig. 1 ). Sternum light orange brown, lightly suffused with grey (#8b8378). Chelicerae light orange brown, promargin with 3 large and 2 small teeth, retromargin with 4 denticles. Cheliceral stridulatory ridges easily visible, with ~10 ridges. Abdomen uniformely coloured, light to dark grey (#d3d3d3 to #8b8378), densely covered with semierect setae. Legs light orange brown, tibia I–IV with one dorsal macroseta; metatarsus I with dorsal trichobothrium, Tm I 0.42–0.50, Tm IV absent. Palpal tibia with a thin curved apophysis ( Figs. 3–4 ); embolus thick, tip strongly twisted ( Figs. 2– 3 ); protegulum small and inconspicuous; fundus visible; paracymbium Cshaped, basally bearing ~9 setae ( Fig. 3 ). Female (n=5) : Total length: 1.04–1.10mm ; carapace length: 0.45–0.49mm ; carapace width: 0.34mm ; 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 weak, with ~4 ridges. Abdomen uniformly coloured, lighter than male, light grey to medium grey (#e0eee0 to #c1cdc1), densely covered with semierect setae. Legs light orange brown, tibia I–IV with one dorsal macroseta; metatarsus I with dorsal trichobothrium, Tm I 0.37–0.44, Tm IV absent. Epigynal plate divided into two circular areas, delimited on the anterior portion by a rim, joined in the middle to form a median septum. Septum basally enlarged and bearing a circumvolution, leading to the copulatory openings ( Fig. 5 ). Spermathecae visible through the cuticle and extending beyond the epigynal plate ( Figs. 5–6 ). Spermathecae oval and oriented in a longitudinal axis, fertilization ducts rather short and sinuous ( Fig. 6 ).