Stemonyphantinae Wunderlich, 1986
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5275048 |
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Subfamily Stemonyphantinae Wunderlich, 1986
Stemonyphantinae Wunderlich, 1986: 120 .
Diagnosis: Male stemonyphantines are distinguished from other linyphiids by the presence on the tegulum of a conductor (absent in all other linyphiids), and sometimes a median apophysis (also absent in all other linyphiids), and an integral or partially integral paracymbium. The apical region of the cymbium of most stemonyphantines is either narrow and elongated ( Stemonyphantes ) or conical ( Weintrauboa , Putaoa ) (e.g., see figures in Blauvelt (1936), Merrett (1963), van Helsdingen (1968) and Gavish-Regev et al. (2013)).
Phylogenetics: Putative morphological synapomorphies include the basal embolic process and elongated distal region of the cymbium.
Distribution: Holarctic ( Stemonyphantes , 18 Palearctic and one Nearctic species), southern Iberian Peninsula and northern Africa ( Pecado impudicus ) and Asia ( Weintrauboa , Putaoa ).
Composition: Four genera, Stemonyphantes Menge, 1866 (19 species), Pecado Hormiga & Scharff, 2005 (monotypic), Weintrauboa Hormiga, 2003 (eight species) and Putaoa Hormiga & Tu, 2008 (three species).
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Stemonyphantinae Wunderlich, 1986
Hormiga, Gustavo, Kulkarni, Siddharth, Moreira, Thiago Da Silva & Dimitrov, Dimitar 2021 |
Stemonyphantinae
Wunderlich, J. 1986: 120 |