Enoplognatha triangulifera Simon, 1902

Duperre, Nadine & Harms, Danilo, 2018, Raising the Dead: Rediscovery and redescription of some lost spider types (Araneae) described by Eugene Simon, Evolutionary Systematics 2 (1), pp. 1-20 : 2-3

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scientific name	Enoplognatha triangulifera Simon, 1902
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Treatment

Theridion ventrosum Nicolet, 1849: 536 (description female).

Theridion recurvatum Tullgren, 1901: 191 (description juvenile).

Enoplognatha triangulifera Simon, 1902: 14 (as Enoplognatha triangulifera n. sp., female description).

Anelosimus recurvatus Levi, 1962: 12 (transferred female from Theridion , synonymy).

Anelosimus recurvatus Levi, 1963: 45, f. 49-52 (female, description male).

Anelosimus ventrosus Levi, 1967: 13 (transferred female from Theridion , synonymy male).

Anelosimus recurvatus Schiapelli & Gerschman, 1974: 86, f. 36-38 (male and female redescription).

Selkirkiella ventrosa Agnarsson, 2004: 476 (transferred male and female from Anelosimus ).

Type locality.

Coll. Mich. 165. Süd-Feuerland, Harberton Harbour (Puerto Bridges); 10. I. 93. Coll. Mich. 187. Süd-Feuerland, Küstenstrich-Eben westlich von Kap San Pio; 27.xii.92.

Dimensions.

♀ long. 4mm.

Determination label.

Enoplognatha triangulifera n. sp. Nr. 15.

Locality label 1 (with 2 ♀). 165. Puerto Bridges; Wald. Coll. Michaelsen. 10.I.93.

Locality label 2 (with 2 ♀). 187. Feuerld. S.K.wstl.v.Kp.S.Pio. Coll. Michaelsen. 27.xii.92.

Type material.

Syntypes 4♀ (ZMH-A0000767).

Remarks.

Levi (1962: 12) synonymised Enoplognatha triangulifera Simon 1902 under Anelosimus recurvatus ( Tullgren 1901). Levi (1963: 45) also mentions examining the female type from the Paris Museum and states that the four ZMH specimens are syntypes. We refrain from designating lectotypes until the specimens in Paris can be reviewed.

Current systematic position.

Theridiidae , Selkirkiella ventrosa (Nicolet, 1849)