Pseudicius seychellensis Wanless, 1984
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Pseudicius seychellensis Wanless, 1984 |
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Pseudicius seychellensis Wanless, 1984 View in CoL ( Figs. 76-78 View Figs. 76 - 78 )
Pseudicius seychellensis Wanless, 1984
Material examined: Aride, litter sampling, 1m, July-November 2000, John Bowler leg. ( MZT AA 2.135 )
Diagnosis: P. seychellensis is readily distinguished from all other known salticids in Seychelles by the row of trichobothria below the posterior lateral eyes.
Description: Male (female well described by Wanless 1984) in general appearance much like female but legs I still heavier built, black. Male palp with spine-like tibial apophysis. Bulbus flattened, disk-like; long, whip-like embolus starting from its apicomesal part, running around it, ending close to tip of cymbium.
Distribution: This is an endemic species of which for the present, only two specimens have been collected: Mahé ( Wanless 1984) and Aride (*).
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