New species of Xenocytaea Berry, Beatty & Prószyński 1998 (Araneae: Salticidae) from Fiji and the Solomon Islands

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by  Barbara M Patoleta

2011.TheJournalofArachnology39:273-279
New species ofXemcytaea Berry, Beatty & Proszynski 1998 (Araneae: Saltiddae) from Fiji and the
Solomon Islands
BarbaraM.Patoleta: Department ofZoology, UniversityofPodlasie, Prusa 12, 08-110 Siedlce, Poland. E-mail:
[email protected]
Abstract. FournewspeciesofXenocytaea:X.stanislawi,X.taveuniensis,X. vicloriensis,andX. vonavonensisaredescribed
fromFijiandtheSolomonIslands.X.anoiualaBerryetal. 1998isexcludedfromthegenus.Theremarksondistribution
andrelationshipsarecomparedwithliteraturedata.
Keywords: Taxonomy,Pacificregion,spider
Overthe last two decades, thesalticid fauna ofSouthwest Canon PowerShoot A620 digital camera and a compound
PacificIslandshasbeenthesubjectofintensetaxonomicand microscope, and processed with ZoomBrowser and Helicon
biogeographical studies (Jendrzejewska 1995; Berry et al. Focussoftware.
1996, 1997, 1998; Gardzihska & Patoleta 1997, 2010; Szuts Abbreviations used: AEW - anterior eye width, a - arch
2002, review in Zabka 2007; Patoleta 2008a, 2008b, 2009; (sclerotized anterior epigynal border), agl, ag2 - accessory
Patoleta& Gardzihska2010). Theresearch has included Fiji glands, AME-anteriormedianeyes, AL-abdomen length,
and New Caledonia, the archipelagos being ofdifferent age, CH - cephalothorax height, CL-cephalothorax length, c -
origin, biota, and distance from other faunas. Although cymbium, co - copulatory openings, CW - cephalothorax
numbersofspeciesfrombothareasarequitelarge(44and22 width, dta-dorsal tibial apophysis,e-embolus, EFL-eye
respectively), andmostofthemweredescribedattheturnof fieldlength,mta-middletibialapophysis,m-metatarsus,ma
nineteenthandtwentiethcenturies,theyarepoorlydocument- -margin ofthearch, p-posterior pocket, PEW-posterior
edanddifficultorimpossibletoidentify. eyewidth, sd-spermduct,t-tibia,tg-tegulum,ta-tibial
Thecurrentwork, devotedto thegenusXenocytaea Berry, apophysis,vta-ventral tibial apophysis.
Beatty& Proszynski 1998, is based on newand old material TAXONOMY
andisaimedtopresentanupdatedtaxonomicaccountofthe
genus. GenusXenocytaeaBerry, Beatty&Proszynski 1998
METHODS Type species: Xenocytaea triramosa Berry, Beatty &
The studies ofFijian and New Caledonian salticid faunas Proszynski 1998
havebeenbasedonalargecollectionofmaterialgatheredby Diagnosis: seeBerry, Beatty&Proszynski 1998:181-182.
professionals (hand collecting, fogging, light and pitfall Current list of species and their distribution: X. daviesae
trapping, sieving) in different periods and areas, and include Berry, Beatty&Proszynski 1998: Viti Levu Island(Fiji)
oMvuesreu1m1,00Brsipsebcainmee;nsMufsreomumseNvaetrialonaclollde’cHtiisotnosir(eQuNeateunrsellalned, X. maddisoni Berry, Beatty & Proszynski 1998: Viti Levu
Paris; American Museum of Natural History, New York; Island(Fiji)
Western Australian Museum, Perth; Hungarian Natural X. stanislawisp. n.: Viti LevuIsland(Fiji)
fHuirstt;orpyersMounsaelumco,lleBcutdiaopnsesto;f AS.encRuksesneblelr-gS-miMtuhseaunmd, TF.ravnakn- XX.. ttarvieruanmieonssaisBsepr.ryn,.:BTeaavtetuyni&IsPlraonsdz(yFnisjik)i 1998: Viti Levu
cHaormtpeanr)a.tiTvoefmiantderXieanloscyftraoematshpeecSimoelnosm,onIs,havLeoyraelvtiyewIesdlatnhd,e X.Ivsilcatnodrie(Fnisjiis)sp. n.: Viti LevuIsland (Fiji)
AWemsotngSaamlolao,fCthoeomk, oIsnllaynd2,0LsopredcimHeonwse,weraendXeTnooncygtaaeIas.laAnld.l XX.. zvaonbakvaoineBnesrirys,spB.eant.:tyVo&naPvroosnzaynIsskliand199(8S:olVoitmionLeIvsulanIdssl)and
specimens treated here are deposited in the Queensland (Fiji)
Museum, Brisbane (QMB), except for the holotype of X. Excluded species: Xenocytaea anomala Berry, Beatty &
vonavonensis,whichisdepositedintheZoologischesMuseum Proszynski 1998
derHumboldt-Universitat, Berlin(ZMB). Thespecies(Berryetal. 1998:186-188,figs. 116-121)differs
The drawings were made using a grid system. Dissected from other representatives of Xenocytaea by its ventral
epigynesweredigestedin 10% KOHandstainedinchlorazol spination ontibia 1, absenceoftheepigynalarches, presence
black E whenever necessary. Measurements are given in oftegularextension (Fig. 36, here), thecourseofspermduct
millimeters. The details of terminology for genitalia are (Fig. 38, here), the shape ofspermathecae, and insemination
illustrated in the figures. Photographs were taken with a ducts.
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KEYTOTHESPECIESOFXENOCYTAEA
Males
1. Tibiawiththreeapophyses(Figs. 13-15) 2
Tibiawithoneapophysis(Figs. 16,17) 4
2. Medianapophysisslender,theventralonehook-like(Fig. 15) ................................. X. victoriemissp.n.
Medianapophysiswideandshort(Figs. 13, 14) 3
3. Dorsalandthemedianapophysesserrated(Fig. 14),cymbiumwide(Fig. 9) ........................ X. stanislawisp.n.
4. TDiobrisaallaapnopdhythseismebdiciuasnpiadpaotpeh(yFsieg.sn16o)tse.r.ra.t.e.d.(.Fi.g.s...13.,.2.7.),..cy.m.b.i.u.m..ti.p.c.o.ni.c.a.l.(.Fi.g...8.)................ Z taveunXi.entsrisirsapm.osna.
Tibialapophysisnotbicuspidate 5
5. Embolicbaseflat(Figs. 13-16) 6
Embolicbaseprotuberant(Fig. 17) X. vonavonensissp.n.
6. Anteriorpart(base)ofthebulbuswithhook-likeprocess(Fig. 35) Z. daviesae
Bulbuswithouthook-likeprocess(Fig. 34) Z. maddisoni
Females
1. Centralpocketpresent(Figs.20,21,31) 3
Centralpocketabsent 2
2. Inseminationductsjoiningthespermathecaeposterolaterally(Fig. 23) Z. stanislawisp.n.
Inseminationductsjoiningthespermathecaelaterally(Fig.22) .............................. Z. triramosa
3. Centralpocketorientedrearwards(Fig. 39) 4
Centralpocketorientedforwards(Figs. 20,21,40) 6
4. Marginofthearchsinuous(Fig. 39) Z. daviesae
Marginofthearchsemicircular,non-sinuous(Figs. 20,2!,40) 5
5. Marginofthearchwidelyseparatedfromthepocket(Fig.40) Z. zabkai
Marginofthearchlyingclosetothepocket(Fig. 39) ............................................ Z. maddisoni
6. Copulatoryopeningshiddenunderthearch(Fig. 20) Z. victoriensissp.n.
Copulatoryopeningswellvisible,nothiddenunderthearch(Fig. 21) ............... Z. taveuniensissp.n.
Xenocytaeastanislawinewspecies Bulbus wide. Embolus coiled counterclockwise, set prolater-
MaterialexaminFeidg.s.—11-6m,al9,e1h4o,lo1t9y,pe2,3,Q2M6BS35609a,FIJI: a1l.l2Fy6.e,mDAailmEeeWns(iF1oi.gn4s4s.,:P1C9E,LW213.1)9.:94,0,CCeEWpFhaL1l.o51t2.,0h6oC.raHx1.l1i2g,htALbro1.w6n9,wAitWh
Viti Levu, Nadarivatu Reserve, 850 m, G. Monteith & D. patches ofwhite scales at sides and near the PME and PLE.
Cook, 25-26 July 1987; 1 female allotype, QMB S35612a, Ocularareadarkbrown. Cheliceraebrownwithroundfrontal
spaarmaetylpoec,aliQtyM,BG.BS.35&60S9.aR,.sMaonmteeiltohca,li1ty1,-1G2.JuMloynt19e8i7t;h1&maDl.e bsuircfuascpeisd,ateprtoomoatrh.giMnaxiwliltahe,2latbeietuhm,arnedtrsotmearrnguimnlwigihtthbrsoinwgnl.e
CooDiks,tr2ib5u-t2i6on—J.u—lyFI1J9I8:7.Viti Levu(Fig.41). sLianbglieumprolternugdtihng60se%ta,ofitsmahxeiilglhate3l2en%gtoh.fAClMyEpeudsiabmertoewrn. Lweigtsh
Etymology.— TomyfatherStanislawJendrzejewski yellowish,theirventralspination:ml2-2,tl2-2,mil2-2,til2-2-
Diagnosis. In comparison with Z. triramosa, cymbium 2,mill1-2,till1-2,mlV1-2,tIV1-0-2.Legformula:IV-III-WI.
shorterandwiderwithflattip,tibialapophyseslonger,ventral Abdomenlightwithdarkerpatternasinmale. Spinneretslight
tibialapophysisslender,dorsalandthemedianonesserrated, brown. EpigynesimilartoX. triramosa. Themarginofarcha
insemination ducts a little longer, joining the spermiathecae littlesinuous,resemblingX. daviesae. Copulatoryopeningsnot
posterolaterall—y(insteadoflaterally). hidden underthescierotizedarchofepigynalborder(Fig. 19).
Description. Male (Figs. 1-6, 9, 14, 26): Cephalothorax InseminationductsalittlelongerthaninX. triramosa(Fig.23),
brown,with numerouswhitish scales. Eyesurroundingsdark openingmoreposteriorlytotheglobularspermathecae.Acces-
brown. Chelicerae brown, their frontal mid-anterior surfaces soryglandsasinFig.23. Dimensions: CL2.09,CW 1.56, CH
concave, promargin with 2 teeth, retromargin with single 1.30,AL 1.88,AW 1.59,AEW1.51,PEW 1.42,EFL 1.15.
bAbbiorMctouhwEsnp,ilddicaigotahevmtee-ttrboeerorod.twhnw.iL(tFehigSgst.ger3ras)nly.eiunsLmdhaerbhl,iaiiugrymhset,l-tlbwiotriwscoiewshnhea.isg(hlTFtioignba.igba2oa)us.ItmaCs4xll2ieyln%pldeaeueros,,f MaterialexXaeFminigonsc.eydt7.,m—e!a01,vmi1ac5tl,oer2i0he,onsl2io4st,ynp2e9e,wQ3s0Mp,eBc3i3eSs35610a, FIJI:
metatarsus and tibia with ventral fringes ofblack long setae VitiLevu,Mt.Victoria,25July 1987,900m,pyrethrum:trees
(Fig. 6).Otherlegsnotdistinctive.Legspination:ml2-2,tl2- and logs, G. Monteith & D. Cook; 1 female allotype QMB
2,mil2-2,tll2-2-2,mill 1-2,till 1-2,mlV 1-2,tIV 1-1-2.Leg S35610, samed—ata; 11juv. samedata.
formula: IV-III-I-II. Abdomen whitish, with light brown Distribution—. FIJI: Viti Levu(Fig. 41).
pattern (Fig. 1), its ventral part whitish. Spinnerets light Etymology.— Fromthetypelocality-Mt. Victoria.
brown. Palpal patella and femur with ventrolateral delicate Diagnosis. Chelicerae with single, not bicuspidate tooth
brown setae. Tibia short, with long brown and white hairs. (Fig. 7).TibialapophyseslongerandmoreslenderthaninX.
— —
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Figures 1-7.1-6:Xenocytaeastanislawi,maleholotypefromVitiLevu(Fiji).1.Generalappearance;2.Ventralpart;3.Cheliceraldentition;4.
Lateralview;5.Frontalview;6.LegI.7. X. victoriensis,maleholotypefromVitiLevu(Fiji),cheliceraldentition.Scaleasinfigures.
triramosa and X. stanislawi sp.n. Sclerotized arch present. Leg formula: IV-III-I-II. Abdomen grayish with darker
Central pocket ofmedium depth, oriented rearwards. Copu- pattern similar to previous species, with white scales and
latory openings hidden under the arch. Insemination ducts somebrownhairs.Ventergray.Spinneretslightbrown.Palpal
resemble X. zabkai, but the distal parts of spermathecae patellaandfemurwithoutanydistinctivesetae,tibiashort,its
globular(insteadofduct-like). ventral apophysis hook-like (Fig. 15). Cymbium narrow.
darDekscbrirpotwionn.witMhaltewo(Filgast.er7a,l1s0t,ri1p5e,s30o,f33n)u:mCeerpohuaslowthhiotriasxh EDimmbeonlsuisonsco:ilCeLd a1n.t75i,-cCloWckw1i.s3e5,,CseHt a1n.t0e5r,olAaLter1a.l5l0y,A(FWig.1.1205).,
scales. Ocular area dark brown. Chelicerae brown. Labium AEW 1.40, PEW 1.25, EFL0.85.
length68%ofmaxillalength,bothgray-brown.Sternumlight Female(Figs. 20, 24, 29): Cephalothorax dark brown with
brown. Clypeus narrower than in X. triramosa and without numerous white scales, especially at the sides and near the
grayish hairs, its height 35% ofAME diameter. Legs gray- posterior eyes. Ocular area dark-brown. Chelicerae brown.
yellow,distallyslightlydarker,theirventralspination:ml2-2, Maxillae light brown, labium and sternum brown. Clypeus
tl 1-2,mil2-2,tll 1-0-2,mill2-2,till2-2,mlV 1-2,tIV1-0-2. brown, its height 39% ofthe diameter ofAME. Legs gray-
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0.26
13 14 15 16 17
Figures 8-17. Xenocytaea, palpal organ ofholotypes. Palp ventrally (8-12): 8. X. triramosa (by J. Proszynski); 9. X. stanislawi; 10. X.
victoriensis;ll.X.laveimiensis;12.X.vonavonensis.Palplaterally(13-17):13.X.triramosa(byJ.Proszynski);14.X.stanislawi,15.X. victoriensis;
16.X. taveimiensis- 17.X. vonavonensis.Scaleasinfigures.
Figures 18-25.Xenocytaea,epigynumofallotypes: 18.X.triramosa(byJ.Proszynski);19.X.stanislawi;20.X.victoriensis;21.Y.taveimiensis.
Internalstructureofepigynum(22-25): 22. X. triramosa(byJ. Proszynski);23. X. stanislawi;24. X. victoriensis;25. X. taveimiensis.Scaleas
infigures.
?MOhEl\—XENOCYTAEAFROM FIJIANDSOLOMONISLANDS 277
Figures 26-33. 26. Xenocytaeastcmiskiwi, maleholotype, frontal view; 27. X. Iriranwsa,malepalp, lateralview; 28. X. taveuniensis, male
holotype,dorsalview; 29. X. victoriensis,femaleallotype,dorsal view; 30. X. victoriensisventral view; 31. X taveimiensis,epigynum. 32. X.
vovavonensis,maledorsalview;33.X. victoriensis,maleholotype,dorsalview.Scale l.OOmm.
yellow,slightlydarkerdistally,theirventralspination:ml2-2, mathecaeduct-like,distal onesglobular. Accessoryglandsas
tl2-2,mil2-2,tll 1-0-2,mill2-2,till 1-2,mlV2-2,tIV 1-0-2. inFig. 24.Dimensions:CL 1.86,CW 1.38,CH 1.20,AL2.28,
Legformula; IV-III-I-II.Abdomenandventergraywithlight AW 1.80,AEW 1.44, PEW 1.26, EFL0.90.
asrpcoht,s(iFtisg.a2n9t)e.riSoprinnbeorredtesrbrsoiwmniilasrh.tEopiXg.ynezawbiktahisc(lFeirgo.ti2z4e).d Xenocytaeataveuniensisnewspecies
PIonssteemriinoartipoonckedutcltiskelionngX,.Sd-asviheaspaeed,.bPutrooxriimeanltatpeadrtrseaorfwasrpdesr.- Material examinFeidgs..—111,m1a6l,e21h,ol2o5t,yp2e8,,Q31MB S35598, FIJI:
Taveuni,L.Tagimauciatrack, 15July 1987, 500-600m,coll.
G.Monteith&D.Cook. 1femaleallotype,QMBS35586,Fiji:
34 35 36 Taveuni, L. Tagimaucia track, 16°48'S, 179°57'W, 800 m,
rainforest,litter,moss,coll.G. Monteith«feD. Cook, 15July
1987. —
Distribution—. FIJI:Taveuni(Fig.41).
Etymology.— Fromthetypelocality-Taveuni Island.
Diagnosis. Incomparison toclosely related X. maddisoni,
tibial apophysis bicuspidate, not hooked (Fig. 16) and
embolussetanterolaterally.Copulatoryopeningsnotcovered
by thearch. Posteriorpocketdeep. Inseminationductsshort
andwide.
—
Description. M«/e(Figs. 11, 16,28):Cephalothoraxbrown
with light brown sides, covered with white scales forming
lateral stripes. Eye field dark brown. Chelicerae brown
39 40
Figures 34-38. Schematic drawings of the male palp showing
tegulum shape and sperm duct (34-36), hook-like process (35),
retrolateral proximal extension (36) and sperm duct making retro- Figures 39, 40. Schematic drawings ofthe epigyne, showing the
lateralloop(38). shapeofanteriorepigynalborder,itsorientationandposition.
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Figure 41.GeographicaldistributionofthegenusXenocytaea.
QX. ckiviesae,QX. maddisoni,©Y.stcmislawi,@X. triramosa, victoriensis,@X. zahkai.QX. taveimiensis,©X. vonavonensis.
retromargin with single bicuspidate tooth, promargin with 2 simple, resemblingX. daviesaeandX. maddisoni,butstrongly
teeth. Maxillae and sternum yellow, labium gray-yellow, its hook-like. —
lAeMngEthd6ia0m%eteorf.mLaxeiglslaweh.itiCslhy,petuhesiryevlelnotwr,alhsepiignhatti2on9:%molf2t-h2e, brDoewsncrwiipttihonn.umeMraolues(iFriigdse.sc1e2n,t1s7c,al3e2s):onCespihdaelsoatnhdornaexardatrhke
tl0-0,mil2-2,tll0-0-0,mill2-2,till 1-2,mlV 1-2,tIV 1-0-2. eyes, eye surroundings black. Chelicerae brown, promargin
First metatarsus, tibia, patella and femur darker posterolat- with 2 teeth, retromargin with single bicuspidate tooth.
erally. Leg formula: IV-III-I-II. Abdomen gray-yellow with Maxillae, labium, and sternum brown. Labium length 60%
darker pattern (Fig. 28). Venter whitish. Spinnerets light ofmaxillae length. Clypeus brown, its height 26% ofAME
brown.Palpaltibialapophysissimple(Figs. 11, 16).Cymbium diameter. Legswhitish, femur I and II andcoxae III and IV
narrow. Embolus coiled anti-clockwise. Sperm duct wavy. darker postero-retrolaterally, theirventral spination: ml 2-2,
Dimensions:CL 1.96,CW 1.32,CH 1.08,AL 1.56,AW 1.00, tl2-2-2,mil2-2,tll0-0-0,mill2-2,till 1-2,mlV1-2,tIV 1-0-
AEW 1.28, PEW 1.20, EFL0.92. 2. Leg formula: IV-III-I-II. Dorsal and ventral abdomen
Female (Figs. 21, 25, 31): Cephalothorax brown, covered whitishwithgray-brownspotsandiridescentscales. Spinner-
withnumerouswhitescales. Eyefielddarkbrown. Chelicerae ets yellowish. Palpal organ as in Figs. 12, 17. Cymbium
with2promarginalteethandretromarginalbicuspidatetooth. narrow,tibialapophysissimple,resemblingX. daviesaeandX.
Maxillae and sternum yellow, labium brown. Clypeus height maddisoni, but in lateral view strongly hooked. Embolus set
46%diameterofAME.Legslightbrown,distallydarker,their anterolaterally. Dimensions:CL 1.38,CW 1.03,CH0.86,AL
ventral spination: ml 2-2, tl 1-2, mil 2-2, tll 1-0-2, mill 2-2, 0.98,AW0.74,AEW 1.06, PEW0.97, EFL0.70.
till 1-2, mlV 2-2, tIV 1-0-2. Leg formula: IV-III-I-II. Female: Unknown.
sAtbridp.omVeenntegrrwahyi-tyieslhl.oSwpiwnintehredtasrbkroswpno.tsEpaingdyntarlanpsovcekrestedleiegph,t Xenocytaeatriramosa Berry, Beatty&Proszyhski 1998
located posteriorlyand oriented rearward. Copulatoryopen- Figs. 8, 13, 18,22,27
—
ings not hidden under the arch. Insemination ducts long, S- Materialexamined. I male, FIJI: Viti Levu, Colo I-Suva,
shaped,resemblingX. victoriensisbutwider.Proximalpartsof ForestPark,A.—van Harten,23-27Aug.1995,ZMB.
spermathecaeduct-like,distalonesglobular.Accessoryglands Distribution. FIJI: Viti Levu(Fig.41).
a2.s05i,nAFiWg. 215.6.5,DiAmEenWsio1n.4s0:,CPLEW1.915.,35,CEWFL1.505.,80C.H 1.15, AL REMARKSON RELATIONSHIPS
Xenocytaeavonavonensisnewspecies CytBaeerar,yCehtalaclo.tr(o1p9i9s8,)DsoungogeessstusXeannodcyPtaaneyasirneulsa.tiTohneshicposmpwairt-h
Materia! examined,—Fi!gs.ma1l2,e17h,ol3o2type, SOLOMON IS.: ihsoownevoefrm,alfeemgaelnietagleincitcahlairaacatreerscsoumppploertteslyCydtiaffeearetnot.beItreslaeteemds;
VoDniasvtroinbautiIos.n,—.—A.SvOanLOHaMrOteNn,I2S.4:JVaonna1v99o5n,aZIMs.B.(Fig.41). ntheactesisnaorrydebrottohdetoterumsienemotlheecpurleacrisedagtenaeraincdreltaotiiodnesnhtiipfsy,itthies
Etymology. From Vonavona Isand, where the material outgroupforXenocytaea.
wasfound. — ThegenitaliccharacterswithinXenocytaeashowdistinctive
Diagnosis. Cephalothorax and abdomen with patches of variation in tibial apophyses, epigynal arch and pocket,
iridescent scales. Embolicbase protuberant. Tibial apophysis spermathecae and insemination ducts. The simplest palpal
VklOhET^—XENOCYTAEA FROM FIJIANDSOLOMONISLANDS 279
organisfoundinX. maddisonianddaviesae,wherethetibial Gardzihska,J. & B. Patoleta. 1997. Noteson thegenus Tliorelliola
toaveipbrcovst.piohorAiyuelssnsisocsi,osrrihasetalvastetihinigtoslhner.sebteeagXtae.w,peoepttnrhhieymrrsaaeemlsoei;ssaau,nnnodfXo.rdftiesumstnatialantenceitlsigylve,aenwiittc,aholenranceenhcdaitsrianoXco.n- JGeanrMS1ddt9ruzr1zisa1ehnejsd(euk,Awamrs,a1k4n9aJ2.e4,:a2&2eB1:.(3BA.-Sr12aaP9l2na9t2te5i.o.aclieed:GtaeaeS.n)aul2fst0ri1oc0Aim.tdahNAea)er.nnwaeMswGeumPsipoinecieckraiae.srsdGoo-effCnaOtulmhisbeirl2iiQn1dui:gie6aee2,Sn5t-sr16la82an79nd7.d,,
betweencharactersofparticularspeciesandtheirdistribution an unusual salticid from the Pacific area (Araneae: Salticidae).
toshowtheevolutionarytendenciesanddistributionalhistory Genus6:181-190.
ofthegenus. Patoleta, B. 2008a. Description ofnew speciesofLagniis L. Koch,
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 1879 from Fiji archipelago (Araneae: Salticidae). Genus
19:717-720.
Prof.J.Proszyhski, Dr.G.B. EdwardsandProf. M.Zabka Patoleta, B. 2008b. Description ofnew species ofPalpeliiis Simon,
providedvaluablecommentsandcriticalremarks. Dr. Robert 1903 from Fiji archipelago (Araneae: Salticidae). Genus
RavenandMr.AntoniusVanHartenkindlysentthematerial 19:721-727.
pfaoenrromnisystusmdioyou.nsIrtoeavimuesweevresrhyifsorgrdharetalewpfifunulglstc.oomIPmreoanftm.s.Ji.ndPerbotsezdyhstkoitfwoor PPaattSBooalloleesttteiaacn,,ibdeBBa.r.e)g.&20G0eJte9..nGuSaDstrersda2czn0rid:ih,5ps3tk9ia-1o.59n40236o0.f10fn.reowDmesspcNercieipwetsiooCnfaloPefhdianotnneilealwa(sSpAterrcaainneedsaeoi:nf
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