Euepedanus Roewer, 1915
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.174822 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5683200 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03A41127-040F-FFD3-FED2-1C8AFC61E660 |
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Plazi |
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Euepedanus Roewer, 1915 |
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Euepedanus Roewer, 1915 View in CoL
Euepedanus Roewer, 1915: 62 View in CoL , type species by original designation: Euepedanus trispinosus Roewer, 1915 View in CoL . Roewer, 1923: 206 (in part). Roewer, 1938: 114. Suzuki 1969: 83. Suzuki 1985: 81.
Mimepedanus Roewer, 1923: 208 View in CoL . Roewer, 1938: 105. Synonymized by Suzuki, 1969: 83.
Diagnosis: Medium-sized epedanines with a long median spine on the eye tubercle and with a pair of spines on the second opisthosomal area of the dorsal scutum. Lateral margins of scutum always with a longitudinal row of large, rounded, distinctly translucent granules. Palpus relatively long and slender, its femur with 5–7 setiferous tubercles ventrally, 1–2 longitudinal rows of conical tubercles dorsally, and two setiferous tubercles prolatero-distally, its patella with two setiferous tubercles ventrally and another two setiferous tubercles prolatero-distally. Distitarsus of leg I with two tarsalia, that of leg II with two or three tarsalia. Tarsus III–IV with simple and smooth double claws, no scopulae.
Distribution: Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and China.
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Euepedanus Roewer, 1915
| Zhu, Ming-Sheng & Lian, Wei-Guang 2006 |
Mimepedanus
| Suzuki 1969: 83 |
| Roewer 1938: 105 |
| Roewer 1923: 208 |
Euepedanus
| Suzuki 1985: 81 |
| Suzuki 1969: 83 |
| Roewer 1938: 114 |
| Roewer 1923: 206 |
| Roewer 1915: 62 |