Philodromus histrio (LATREILLE, 1819)
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.12585274 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03DD87CC-E509-D673-77FE-FD1AFAC7F864 |
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Felipe |
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Philodromus histrio |
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KEY TO SPECIES OF THE PHILODROMUS HISTRIO View in CoL GROUP
Males
1 The VTA poorly developed or absent 2
– The VTA present 3
2 The embolus poorly marked (Figs 36–38) xinjiangensis View in CoL
– The embolus well-marked, flat and bent at its tip (Figs 33–35) timidus View in CoL
3 The VTA rounded, with ragged membranous surface 4
– The VTA otherwise 5
4 The PTA clawlike; the embolus comparatively thin (Figs 27–29) tuvinensis View in CoL
– The PTA flat, with screwed tip; the embolus comparatively thick (Figs 24–26) alascensis View in CoL
5 The VTA shifted retrolaterally 6
– The VTA in ventro-medial position 11
6 The RTA thick 7
– The RTA thin 8
7 The RTA as in Fig. 31; the PTA clawlike (Figs 30–32) mysticus View in CoL
– The RTA as in Fig. 14; the PTA proboscis shaped (Figs 13–15) lanchowensis View in CoL
8 The embolus needle-shaped, hidden behind the tegulum (Figs 53, 55); the PTA swollen (Figs 53, 54) triangulatus View in CoL
– The embolus and PTA otherwise 9 9 The PTA is projected over the cymbial edge, its teeth directed laterad 10
– The PTA is not projected over the cymbial edge, its tip directed mediad (Figs 10–12) xerophilus View in CoL
10 The PTA with two teeth (Figs 4–6) histrio View in CoL
– The PTA with one tooth (Figs 7–9) ablegminus View in CoL
11 The embolus robust, curving retrolaterally (Figs 56–58) pictus View in CoL
– The embolus otherwise 12
12 The VTA narrow; the embolus straight (Figs 50–52) angulobulbis View in CoL
– The VTA wide; the embolus saddle-shaped (Figs 47–49) fallax View in CoL
Females
1 The IO in medial position 2
– The IO in anterior position 8
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