Pholcus yongshun Yao & Li, 2018
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4377.2.5 |
publication LSID |
lsid:zoobank.org:pub:92AB898C-1B08-44C4-98B6-B0C31E8F9F7D |
DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5996922 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/FC23EE52-FFE5-9477-FF09-F9405E079C8F |
treatment provided by |
Plazi |
scientific name |
Pholcus yongshun Yao & Li |
status |
sp. nov. |
Pholcus yongshun Yao & Li View in CoL sp. nov.
FIGS 8–9 View FIGURE 8 View FIGURE 9
Type material. Holotype: MAlE, TUDI TEMPlE (28°54.498’N, 109°10.332’E, ElEVATION 559 M), XIAOXI TOWN, YONGSHUN COUNTY, Hunan, China, 12 JANUARY 2016, Z. CHEN AND J. WANG lEG GoogleMaps . Paratype: 1 FEMAlE, SAME DATA AS HOlOTYPE .
Etymology. THE SPECIFIC NAME REFERS TO THE TYPE lOCAlITY, AND IS A NOUN IN APPOSITION.
Diagnosis. THIS SPECIES RESEMBlES P. gonggarensis YAO & LI, 2016 (SEE DONG et al. 2016B: 19, FIGS 13–14, 27C–D) WITH SIMIlAR MAlE CHElICERAE ( FIG. 9D View FIGURE 9 ), BUlBAl APOPHYSES ( FIG. 9C View FIGURE 9 ) AND EPIGYNUM ( FIG. 9A View FIGURE 9 ) BUT CAN BE DISTINGUISHED BY THE SHORT RETROlATERO-VENTRAl APOPHYSIS ON THE MAlE PEDIPAlPAl TROCHANTER ( FIGS 8A–B View FIGURE 8 ), BY THE NARROW, MEMBRANOUS PROlATERAl PROCESS DISTAllY ON THE PROCURSUS (ARROW 2 IN FIG. 8C View FIGURE 8 ) AND BY THE NEARlY TRIANGUlAR PORE PlATES ( FIG. 9B View FIGURE 9 ).
Description. Male (holotype): TOTAl lENGTH 4.95 (5.19 WITH ClYPEUS), CARAPACE 1.38 lONG, 1.60 WIDE, OPISTHOSOMA 3.57 lONG, 1.74 WIDE. LEG I: 43.95 (10.32 + 0.67 + 10.16 + 20.38 + 2.42), lEG II: 27.54 (7.69 + 0.65 + 6.63 + 10.95 + 1.62), lEG III: 19.68 (5.77 + 0.6 + 4.58 + 7.53 + 1.20), lEG IV: 26.21 (7.60 + 0.61 + 6.18 + 10.32 + 1.50); TIBIA I L/D: 74. DISTANCE PME-PME 0.25; DIAMETER PME 0.15; DISTANCE PME-ALE 0.04; DISTANCE AME- AME 0.05; DIAMETER AME 0.10. STERNUM WIDER THAN lONG (1.06/0.97). HABITUS AS IN FIGS 9E–F View FIGURE 9 . CARAPACE YEllOWISH, WITH BROWN RADIATING MARKS; OCUlAR AREA YEllOWISH, WITH BROWN MARKS MEDIAllY AND lATERAllY; ClYPEUS AND STERNUM BROWN. LEGS YEllOWISH, BUT DARK BROWN ON PATEllAE AND PROXIMAl PARTS OF TIBIAE, AND WHITISH ON PROXIMAl PARTS OF FEMORA AND DISTAl PARTS OF FEMORA AND TIBIAE, FEMORA (SUBDISTAllY) AND TIBIAE (SUBDISTAllY) WITH DARKER RINGS. OPISTHOSOMA YEllOWISH, WITH SPOTS DORSAllY AND lATERAllY. OCUlAR AREA ElEVATED, WITHOUT EYE-STAlKS. THORACIC FURROW ABSENT. CHElICERAE AS IN FIG. 9D View FIGURE 9 , WITH A PAIR OF PROXIMO-lATERAl APOPHYSES, A PAIR OF DISTAl APOPHYSES, AND A PAIR OF FRONTAl APOPHYSES. PEDIPAlPS AS IN FIGS 8A–B View FIGURE 8 ; TROCHANTER WITH A SHORT RETROlATERO-VENTRAl APOPHYSIS; FEMUR WITH A SMAll DORSAl APOPHYSIS PROXIMAllY (ARROW IN FIG. 8B View FIGURE 8 ) AND A DISTINCT VENTRAl PROTUBERANCE; TIBIA WITH A PROJECTION VENTRAllY; PROCURSUS SIMPlE PROXIMAllY BUT COMPlEX DISTAllY, WITH THREE PROlATERO-DORSAl SPINES (ONE SPINE SEEN IN FIG. 8C View FIGURE 8 ); UNCUS WITH A SCAlY EDGE; APPENDIX HOOKED, WITH A BRANCH MEDIAllY; EMBOlUS WEAKlY SClEROTIZED, WITH SOME TRANSPARENT PROJECTIONS DISTAllY. RETROlATERAl TRICHOBOTHRIUM OF TIBIA I AT 6% PROXIMAllY; lEGS WITH SHORT VERTICAl SETAE ON TIBIAE, METATARSI AND TARSI, WITHOUT SPINES AND CURVED SETAE; TARSUS I WITH 31 DISTINCT PSEUDOSEGMENTS.
Female: SIMIlAR TO MAlE, HABITUS AS IN FIGS 9G–H View FIGURE 9 . TOTAl lENGTH 4.74 (4.93 WITH ClYPEUS), CARAPACE 1.25 lONG, 1.48 WIDE, OPISTHOSOMA 3.49 lONG, 1.60 WIDE; TIBIA I: 6.79; TIBIA I L/D: 54. DISTANCE PME-PME 0.20; DIAMETER PME 0.16; DISTANCE PME-ALE 0.05; DISTANCE AME-AME 0.06; DIAMETER AME 0.09. STERNUM WIDER THAN lONG (0.96/ 0.88). EPIGYNUM ( FIG. 9A View FIGURE 9 ) WITH A KNOB. VUlVA ( FIG. 9B View FIGURE 9 ) WITH A SClEROTIZED ANTERIOR ARCH AND TWO NEARlY TRIANGUlAR PORE PlATES.
Variation: RIGHT PROCURSUS IN HOlOTYPE WITH TWO PROlATERO-DORSAl SPINES.
Distribution. CHINA (HUNAN, TYPE lOCAlITY; FIG. 12 View FIGURE12 ).
Natural history. THE SPECIES WAS FOUND ON THE ROCK WAllS.
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