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712F900FFF90FFA9FEFEFBE3FC1CFBDC.text	712F900FFF90FFA9FEFEFBE3FC1CFBDC.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Alloclubionoides paikwunensis (Kim and Jung 1993)	<div><p>Alloclubionoides paikwunensis (Kim and Jung, 1993)</p> <p>(Figures 1, 2, 5A,B)</p> <p>Coelotes paikwunensis Kim and Jung, 1993: 2, figs 2–5 (D ♂); Namkung, 2001: 390, figs 28.4c.</p> <p>Ambanus paikwunensis: Wang, 2002: 28; Namkung, 2003: 394, fig. 28.6c [only male].</p> <p>Alloclubionoides paikwunensis: Platnick, 2006 (via transfer of type species)</p> <p>Coelotes samaksanensis Namkung, 2001: 392, 621, fig. 286a,b (D ♀); Namkung, 2003: 394, fig. 28.4a,b (♀) New Synonymy</p> <p>Material examined</p> <p>Male (holotype, AIK), Mt Paikwunsan, Gyeonggi-do, 4 June 1993, collected C.H. Cheong; 1 ♀ (NIBR), 3 May 1988, collected J. Namkung, 1 ♀ (NIBR), Mt Samaksan, Gangwon-do, 25 May 2001, collected T.W. Kim; 2 ♀♀ (NPRI), Gwangreung, Gyeonggi-do, 11 August 2004, collected T.S. Kwon; 15 ♂♂ (NPRI), 3 ♀♀, Mt Paikwunsan, Gyeonggi-do, 28 July 2007 collected B.W. Kim; 20 ♂♂, 6 ♀♀, Misiryung peak, 10 September 2010, 3 ♂♂, 7 ♀♀, Sibiseonye valley, 14 September 2010, 50 ♂♂, 3 ♀♀, Paikdam valley, Seoraksan National Park, Gangwon-do, 15 September 2010, collected B.W. Kim.</p> <p>Diagnosis</p> <p>This species is similar to A. dimidiatus (Paik, 1974), A. kimi (Paik, 1974), A. euini (Paik, 1976), A. bifidus (Paik, 1976), A. ovatus (Paik, 1976), A. rostratus (Song et al., 1993) and A. jaegeri (Kim, 2007) in having slender embolus penetrating the tegulum of male palp and epigynal atrium wider than long and copulatory opening located under the lateral atrial margin. The species can be distinguished by median apophysis present (absent in A. euini, A. rostratus), dorsal apophysis of conductor not developed or expanded (sharp projection in A. euini, A. jaegeri, A. kimi), conductor broadly hook-like (linear in A. dimidiatus, A. kimi); and in female by length of copulatory duct longer than atrium (shorter in A. ovatus), spermathecal head located on the upper of genital opening (lower in A. bifidus).</p> <p>Measurements (mm)</p> <p>Male (female in parentheses). Habitus length 10.0 (11.0); cheliceral length 2.4 (2.4), cheliceral width 1.0 (1.2), cheliceral fang length 1.2 (1.2); clypeal height 0.3 (0.3); carapace length 4.7 (4.6), carapace width 3.2 (3.0), carapace height 1.4 (1.9); endite length 1.5 (1.5), endite width 0.8 (0.8); labium length 0.8 (0.9), labium width 0.7 (0.7); sternum length 2.5 (2.3), sternum width 1.9 (1.9); AER 0.9 (0.9), PER 1.1 (1.2), AME 0.1 (0.1), ALE 0.2 (0.2), PME 0.2 (0.2), PLE 0.2 (0.2). Eye formula ALE = PME = PLE&gt; AME (ALE = PME = PLE&gt; AME). Palp 5.1 (4.6) [1.8 (1.5), 0.6 (0.7), 0.4 (0.9), 2.3 (1.5)]. First leg 13.3 (10.8) [3.7 (3.1), 1.5 (1.4), 3.0 (2.4), 3.2 (2.4), 1.9 (1.5)], second leg 12.5 (9.9) [3.5 (2.9), 1.5 (1.4), 2.6 (2.0), 3.1 (2.2), 1.8 (1.4)], third leg 11.8 (9.4) [3.2 (2.6), 1.5 (1.3), 2.2 (1.7), 3.3 (2.5), 1.6 (1.3)], fourth leg 15.9 (12.9) [4.2 (3.3), 1.6 (1.5), 3.3 (2.7), 4.8 (3.7), 2.0 (1.7)]. Leg formula IV I II III (IV I II III). Abdomen length 5.1 (6.0), abdomen width 3.0 (3.9), abdomen height 3.0 (3.7).</p> <p>Description</p> <p>Male. Medium-sized spiders. Carapace elongate, 1.5 times as long as wide, moderately narrowed in eye area, with distinctly longitudinal fovea at middle (Figure 1A). Eye: AER straight, PER slightly procurved in frontal view; AME smaller than other eyes, separated by slightly less than their diameter, eye ratio 34 (Figure 1B). Clypeus: clypeal height three times as long as AME diameter, with pair of eyebrow-shaped chila (Figure 1B). Chelicerae with numerous long setae, lateral condyle yellowish brown, with three promarginal teeth, middle one largest; two retromarginal teeth subequal in size (Figure 1C). Endites reddish brown, widest at mid part; labium rectangular, slightly longer than wide (Figure 1D). Sternum shield-shaped, widest at second coxae, slightly produced between fourth coxae (Figure 1E).</p> <p>Palp without claw; tibia with eight trichobothria in two rows (5d-3r), femur with three spines, tibia three (one or two on prolateral), tarsus seven (three, 1-1-1 on prolateral; two, 0-1-1 on retrolateral; two, 0-0-0-2 on ventral). Legs yellowish brown; length of leg I (patella + tibia) always shorter than carapace length; trochanters not notched; tibiae with 15–19 trichobothria in four rows (5p-3d-6d-5r on leg I, 6p-4d-3d- 2r on II, 4p-4d-4d-4r on III, 4p-5d-4d-4r on IV), metatarsi four to six in one row (six on leg I, seven on II, five on III, four on IV), tarsi five to seven in one row (seven on leg I, six on II, five on III and IV); tarsal organ situated close to distal end of tarsus, slightly anterior of distal trichobothrium; tarsi with three claws, upper claws with 10–13 side teeth (13 on leg I, 12 on II, 11 on III, 10 on IV), lower with zero or one (zero on leg I, one on II, III and IV).</p> <p>Leg spination: leg I femur with four spines, tibia seven (one, 0-0-1 on prolateral; six, 2-2-2a on ventral), metatarsus eight (two, 0-1-1 on prolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus without spine; leg II femur with four spines, tibia seven with one small spine half as long as others on inner ventral (one, 0-0-1 on prolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), metatarsus nine (three, 0-1-2 on prolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus without spine; leg III femur with six spines, tibia 10 (four, 1-1 on prolateral and retrolateral; six, 2- 2-2a on ventral), metatarsus 16 (10, 1-2-2 on prolateral and retrolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus five (two, 1-1 on prolateral; one, 0-1-0 on retrolateral; two, 0-1-1 on ventral); leg IV femur with five spines, tibia 10 (four, 1-1 on prolateral and retrolateral; six, 2-2-2a on ventral), metatarsus 17 (one, 1-0-0 on dorsal; 10, 1-2-2 on prolateral and retrolateral; six 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus seven (three, 1-2 on prolateral; four, 0-1- 1 on retrolateral and ventral). Abdomen ovoid, with scattered brownish yellow spots (Figure 1A). Cribellum absent.</p> <p>Male palp (Figures 1 F–I, 5A,B): patellar apophysis absent; RTA modified without ITA; CFR, 35%, cymbial length (2.3 mm) 2.9 times as long as CF (0.8 mm); tegular sclerite weakly sclerotized and situated longitudinally on tegulum; conductor broadly hook-like, bent clockwise (left palp); CDA on the upper side of tegulum; embolus longslender and clockwise extending along the conductor (left palp) and penetrating into the middle of tegulum; MA small thin and semicircular projection.</p> <p>Female. Medium-sized spider. Carapace elongated, 1.5 times longer than wide, moderately narrowed in eye area, with distinctly longitudinal fovea at middle (Figure 2A). Eyes: AER straight, PER slightly procurved in frontal view; AME smaller than other eyes, slightly separated by as much as their diameter, eye ratio 40 (Figure 2B). Clypeus: clypeal height twice as long as AME diameter, with pair of eyebrow-shaped chila (Figure 2B). Chelicerae with numerous long setae; lateral condyle yellowish brown; three promarginal teeth, middle one largest; two retromarginal teeth subequal in size (Figure 2C). Endites reddish brown, widest at mid part; labium rectangular as long as wide (Figure 2D). Sternum shield-shaped, widest at second coxae, 1.2 times as long as wide, and slightly produced between 4th coxae (Figure 2E).</p> <p>Palp bearing one claw with seven side teeth; tibia with 15 trichobothria in three rows (6d-6d-3r), tarsus five in one (5d), femur with three spines, tibia five (three, 1-2 on prolateral; two, 1-1 on retrolateral), tarsus 14 (six, 3-2-1 on prolateral; four, 1-2-1 on retrolateral; four, 0-0-4 on ventral). Legs yellowish brown without ring patterns; length of leg I (patella + tibia) always shorter than carapace length; trochanters not notched; tibiae with 21–23 trichobothria in four rows (5p-5d-5d-6r on leg I, 5p-6d-5d-6r on II, 5p-6d-5d-5 on III, 5p-7d-6d-5r on IV), metatarsi five to eight in one row (five on leg I, six on II and III, eight on IV), tarsi six to eight in one row (seven on leg I and II, six on III, eight on IV); tarsal organ situated close to distal end of tarsus, slightly anterior of distal trichobothrium; tarsi with three claws, upper claws with 9–12 side teeth (12 on leg I, 10 on II, nine on III and IV), lower with two (on all legs).</p> <p>Leg spination: Leg I femur with four spines, tibia seven (one, 0-0-1 on prolateral; 2-2-2a on ventral), metatarsus seven (one, 0-0-0-1 on prolateral; 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus without spine; leg II femur with four spines, tibia six with one small spine half as long as others on median ventral (two, 0-1-1 on prolateral; four, 1-2-1 on ventral), metatarsus nine (three, 0-1-2 on prolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus without spine; leg III femur with six spines, tibia 10 (two, 1-1 on prolateral; two, 0-1-1 on retrolateral; six, 2-2-2a on ventral), metatarsus 16 (10, 1-2-2 on prolateral and retrolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus five (four, 0-1-1 on prolateral and retrolateral; one, 0-1-0 on ventral); leg IV femur with five spines, tibia 10 (two, 1-1 on prolateral; two, 0-1-1 on retrolateral; six, 2-2-2a on ventral), metatarsus 17 (one, 1-0-0-0 on dorsal; 10, 1-2-2 on prolateral and retrolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus six (0-1-1 on prolateral, retrolateral and ventral). Abdomen ovoid with scattered brownish yellow spots, without distinct chevrons on dorsal side (Figure 2A). Cribellum absent.</p> <p>Female epigynum (Figure 2 F–H): epigynal teeth absent; GO oval-shaped located on the middle part of atrium; ALR, 83%; atrium, 1.4 times as wide as long (length 0.54 mm, width 0.77 mm); atrial septum absent; copulatory pore deep, situated at middle of atrium; without atrial hood; CDs wound with transparent membranes, adjoined from each other; SHs small, finger-like, situated at the upper of spermathecae; spermathecae largely spherical, with distinctive bases; FDs small, arising from posterior spermathecae.</p> <p>Distribution</p> <p>Korea (Mt Paikwunsan, Mt Samaksan, KNAG,)</p> <p>Remarks</p> <p>Both sexes were collected on the type locality (Mt Paikwunsan) and at several sites in the Seoraksan National Park using the same plastic cups in pitfall trap.</p></div> 	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/712F900FFF90FFA9FEFEFBE3FC1CFBDC	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Plazi	Kim, Byung-Woo;Kim, Joo-Pil	Kim, Byung-Woo, Kim, Joo-Pil (2012): Redescription of Alloclubionoides paikwunensis (Kim and Jung, 1993) and a new spider species Alloclubionoides solea sp. nov. from Korea (Araneae: Agelenidae). Journal of Natural History 46 (39 - 40): 2387-2400, DOI: 10.1080/00222933.2012.707246, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00222933.2012.707246
712F900FFF9BFFAFFDB8FBFBFE3CFDAD.text	712F900FFF9BFFAFFDB8FBFBFE3CFDAD.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Alloclubionoides solea Kim & Kim 2012	<div><p>Alloclubionoides solea sp. nov.</p> <p>(Figures 3, 4, 5C,D)</p> <p>Type materials</p> <p>Holotype. Male (NPRI), Dolsan Island, Dadohaehaesang marine National Park, Korea, 26 February 2009, collected D.Y. Choi and B.W. Kim.</p> <p>Paratypes. 1 ♀ (NPRI), the same data as holotype; 1 ♂ (NPRI), the same collection, 13 October 2008, leg. B.W. Kim.</p> <p>Diagnosis</p> <p>This species is similar to A. napolovi Ovtchinnikov, 1999, A. paiki Ovtchinnikov, 1999 and A. coreana (Paik, 1992) in having male palpal organs with embolus not penetrating the tegulum and conductor surrounding the distal part of embolus and female epigynum with genital opening located on the lateral of atrium and without atrial septum and hood. The species can be distinguished by the presence of a median apophysis (absent in A. paiki), embolus with a horseshoe-like bifurcated distal part (thickly linear in A. napolovi); and in female by distinctly spiral copulatory duct (indistinctly wound in A. dimidiatus), spermathecal head located on the inner side of copulatory duct (outer in A. coreana).</p> <p>Etymology</p> <p>The specific name is derived from the special distal part (Latin, horseshoe) of embolus in male palpal organ.</p> <p>Measurements (mm)</p> <p>Male (female in parentheses). Habitus length 9.4 (10.7); cheliceral length 2.7 (2.5), cheliceral width 1.1 (1.3), cheliceral fang length 1.3 (1.3); clypeal height 0.3 (0.2); carapace length 5.0 (4.7), carapace width 3.2 (3.0), carapace height 2.9 (2.1); endite length 1.5 (1.5), endite width 0.9 (0.8); labium length 0.8 (0.9), labium width 0.7 (0.7); sternum length 2.6 (2.4), sternum width 1.8 (1.8); AER 0.9 (1.0), PER 1.1 (1.2), AME 0.1 (0.1), ALE 0.2 (0.2), PME 0.2 (0.2), PLE 0.2 (0.2). Eye formula ALE = PME = PLE = AME (PLE = ALE = PME = AME). Palp 5.1 (4.8) [1.8 (1.7), 0.6 (0.7), 0.4 (0.9), 2.3 (1.5)]. First leg 13.0 (10.4) [3.6 (3.1), 1.7 (1.5), 2.8 (2.3), 3.1 (2.3), 1.8 (1.2)], second leg 11.7 (9.4) [3.3 (2.7), 1.5 (1.5), 2.3 (1.9), 2.9 (2.3), 1.7 (1.2)], third leg 11.1 (9.1) [3.2 (2.5), 1.5 (1.4), 2.0 (1.7), 2.9 (2.3), 1.5 (1.2)], fourth leg 15.1 (12.5) [4.0 (3.4), 1.7 (1.7), 3.1 (2.6), 4.3 (3.4), 2.0 (1.4)]. Leg formula IV I II III (IV I II III). Abdomen length 4.8 (6.4), abdomen width 2.8 (4.0), abdomen height 2.9 (4.3).</p> <p>Description</p> <p>Male (holotype). Medium-sized spiders. Carapace elongate, 1.6 times as long as wide, moderately narrowed in eye area, with distinctly longitudinal fovea at middle (Figure 3A). Eye: AER straight, PER slightly procurved in frontal view; AME smaller than other eyes, separated by slightly less than their diameter, eye ratio 34 (Figure 3B). Clypeus: clypeal height three times as long as AME diameter, with pair of eyebrow-shaped chila (Figure 3B). Chelicerae with numerous long setae, lateral condyle yellowish brown, with three promarginal teeth, middle one largest; two retromarginal teeth subequal in size (Figure 3C). Endites reddish brown, widest at mid part; labium rectangular, slightly longer than wide (Figure 3D). Sternum shield-shaped, widest at second coxae, slightly produced between fourth coxae (Figure 3E).</p> <p>Palp without claw; tibia with 13 trichobothria in three rows (5d-3r), tarsus eight (8d), femur with three spines, tibia three on prolateral, tarsus eight (8d). Legs yellowish brown; length of leg I (patella + tibia) always shorter than carapace length; trochanters not notched; tibiae with 18–25 trichobothria in four rows (6p-6d-6d-7r on leg I, 5p-6d- 5d-7r on II, 4p-4d-5d-5r on III, 5p-6d-6d-4r on IV), metatarsi five to nine in one row (six on leg I, seven on II, five on III, nine on IV), tarsi five to seven in one row (nine on leg I and IV, eight on II, five on III); tarsal organ situated close to distal end of tarsus, slightly anterior of distal trichobothrium; tarsi with three claws, upper claws with 8–11 side teeth (11 on leg I, 9 on II, 10 on III, 8 on IV), lower with one.</p> <p>Leg spination: Leg I femur with four spines, tibia seven (one, 0-0-1 on prolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), metatarsus eight (two, 0-1-0-1 on prolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus without spine; leg II femur with four spines, tibia six with one small spine half as long as others on inner ventral (two, 0-1-1 on prolateral; four, 1-2-1 on ventral), metatarsus nine (three, 0-1-2 on prolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus without spine; leg III femur with six spines, tibia 10 (two, 1-1 on prolateral; two, 0-1-1 on retrolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), metatarsus 15 (five, 1-2-2 on prolateral; four, 1-1-2 on retrolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus three (two, 0-1-1 on prolateral; two, 0-1-1 on ventral); leg IV femur with four spines, tibia 10 (two, 1-1 on prolateral; two, 0-1-1 on retrolateral; six, 2-2-2a on ventral), metatarsus 16 (10, 1-2-2 on prolateral and retrolateral; six 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus six (0-1-1 on prolateral, retrolateral and ventral). Abdomen ovoid, with scattered brownish yellow spots (Figure 3A). Cribellum absent.</p> <p>Male palp (Figures 3 F–I, 5C,D): patellar apophysis absent; RTA modified without ITA; CFR, 30%, cymbial length (2.3 mm) 3.3 times as long as CF (0.7 mm); tegular sclerite weakly sclerotized and situated longitudinally on tegulum; conductor saddlelike, with large groove surrounding the distal embolus tip of the inner branch, located on the upper part of tegulum; CDA developed, a sharp projection; embolus long slen- der, broadly wound clockwise (left palp) and horseshoe-like, roundly bifurcate on the distal part; MA small, thin and semicircular.</p> <p>Female (paratype). Medium-sized spider, found under stones and fallen leaves on the ground of forests. Carapace elongated, 1.6 times longer than wide, moderately narrowed in eye area, with distinctly longitudinal fovea at middle (Figure 4A). Eyes: AER straight, PER slightly procurved in frontal view; AME smaller than other eyes, slightly separated by as much as their diameter, eye ratio 40 (Figure 4B). Clypeus: clypeal height twice as long as AME diameter, with pair of eyebrow-shaped chila (Figure 4B). Chelicerae with numerous long setae; lateral condyle yellowish brown; three promarginal teeth, middle one largest; two retromarginal teeth subequal in size (Figure 4C). Endites reddish brown, widest at mid part; labium rectangular as long as wide (Figure 4D). Sternum shield-shaped, widest at second coxae, 1.2 times as long as wide, and slightly produced between fourth coxae (Figure 4E).</p> <p>Palp bearing one claw with seven side teeth; tibia with 14 trichobothria in three rows (6d-6d-2r), tarsus six in one (6d), femur with three spines, tibia three (1-2 on prolateral), tarsus 15 (one, 1-0 on dorsal; 10, 2-2-1 on prolateral and retrolateral; four, 0-0-2-2 on ventral). Legs yellowish brown without ring patterns; length of leg I (patella + tibia) always shorter than carapace length; trochanters not notched; tibiae with 20–23 trichobothria in four rows (4p-6d-5d-6r on leg I, 5p-6d-5d-5r on II, 4p-6d- 5d-5 on III, 5p-7d-5d-6r on IV), metatarsi five to eight in one row (seven on leg I, five on II, six on III and IV), tarsi six to eight in one row (seven on leg I, II and III, eight on IV); tarsal organ situated close to distal end of tarsus, slightly anterior of distal trichobothrium; tarsi with three claws, upper claws with 9–12 side teeth (12 on leg I, 11 on II, nine on III and IV), lower with two (on all legs).</p> <p>Leg spination: leg I femur with four spines, tibia seven (one, 0-0-1 on prolateral; 2-2-2 on ventral), metatarsus eight (two, 0-1-1 on prolateral; 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus without spine; leg II femur with three spines, tibia five (one, 0-0-1 on prolateral; four, 1-1-2 on ventral), metatarsus nine (three, 0-1-2 on prolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus without spine; leg III femur with four spines, tibia 10 (two, 1-1 on prolateral; two, 0-1-1 on retrolateral; six, 2-2-2a on ventral), metatarsus 16 (10, 1-2-2 on prolateral and retrolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus four (two, 0-1-1 on prolateral; two, 0-1-0 on retrolateral and ventral); leg IV femur with three spines, tibia 10 (four, 1-1 on prolateral and retrolateral; six, 2-2-2a on ventral), metatarsus 16 (10, 1-2-2 on prolateral and retrolateral; six, 2-2-2 on ventral), tarsus six (0-1-1 on prolateral, retrolateral and ventral). Abdomen ovoid with scattered brownish yellow spots, with distinct chevrons on dorsal side (Figure 4A). Cribellum absent.</p> <p>Female epigynum (Figure 4 F–H): epigynal teeth absent; GO oval-shaped located on the lateral part of atrium; ALR, 84%; atrium, 1.8 times as wide as long (length 0.73 mm, width 1.33 mm); atrial septum absent; copulatory pore deep, situated at lateral part of atrium; without atrial hood; CDs broadly spiral counterclockwise to epigynal furrow (left), not adjoined from each other; SHs small fingerstall-like processes, situated at the upper end of spermathecae; spermathecae largely spherical, with indistinctive bases; FDs small, arising from posterior spermathecae.</p> <p>Distribution</p> <p>Korea (Dolsan Island)</p></div> 	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/712F900FFF9BFFAFFDB8FBFBFE3CFDAD	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Plazi	Kim, Byung-Woo;Kim, Joo-Pil	Kim, Byung-Woo, Kim, Joo-Pil (2012): Redescription of Alloclubionoides paikwunensis (Kim and Jung, 1993) and a new spider species Alloclubionoides solea sp. nov. from Korea (Araneae: Agelenidae). Journal of Natural History 46 (39 - 40): 2387-2400, DOI: 10.1080/00222933.2012.707246, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00222933.2012.707246
