Nemastoma bidentatum bidentatum Roewer, 1914
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https://doi.org/ 10.5852/ejt.2021.777.1561 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5648403 |
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Nemastoma bidentatum bidentatum Roewer, 1914 |
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Nemastoma bidentatum bidentatum Roewer, 1914 View in CoL
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Nemastoma bidentatum Roewer, 1914: 141 View in CoL , figs 20a–d (original description) [partim; type series also includes N. triste View in CoL ].
Nemastoma bidentatum View in CoL – Roewer 1923: 658, figs 817a–d [partim; type series also includes N. triste View in CoL ]; 1951: 132 [partim; the description also refers to N. bidentatum sparsum ].
Nemastoma bidentatum bidentatum View in CoL – Gruber & Martens 1968: 143–146, figs 4–6, 23 (redescription) [partim; type series also includes N. bidentatum schmidti ssp. nov.]. — Martens 1978: 107–111, figs 140–141 [partim; type series also includes N. bidentatum schmidti ssp. nov.]. — Komposch & Gruber 2004: 485 [partim; type series also includes N. bidentatum schmidti ssp. nov.]. — Novak et al. 2006: 269. — Schönhofer 2013: 36.
Diagnosis (according to Gruber & Martens 1968, slightly modified)
Subspecies of N. bidentatum with large, arched dorsal hump on male Ch basal article, and large, apically, sagittally shallowly bifid, quarter moon-like Ch-Apo, ~2.4 times as high as wide. Pa-Fe distinctively club-shaped (Pa-Fe min:max width ~1:3.5), with 3 stout spines in distal Pa-Fe quarter, spine 2 the largest and longest. Pa-Pt Apo equilateral triangular with rounded apex. Pa-Ti with conspicuous proximal dorsomedial hump. Glans isosceles triangular, terminally rounded-truncated. Rec sem of 1 tubular and 12 elongated balloon-like vesicles.
Material examined
AUSTRIA – VM44 • 1 ♀; Bärental ; 23 Apr. 2018; L. Slana Novak and T. Novak leg. (6/2018); PMSL .
SLOVENIA – VM44 • 2 ♀♀; Ljubelj ; 1 Jun. 1993; S. Brelih leg. (799/1998, rev. 2018); PMSL • 1 ♂, 1 ♀; Ljubeljski prelaz ; 20 Jun. 2018; T. Novak leg. (23/2018); PMSL • 3 ♂♂, 2 ♀♀; ibid .; 23 Jul. 2021; L. Slana Novak and T. Novak leg. (298/2021); PMSL .
Description (according to Gruber & Martens 1968, slightly modified)
Male (from Ljubelj)
BODY. Length 1.5−1.7.
CHELICERAE. Ch basal article with large, arched hump in front of dorsal indentation, and large ventral triangular hump; Ch-Apo conspicuously quarter moon-like, Apo apex sagittally bilobed, medial lobe with inconspicuous apical pinnacle ( Figs 4A View Fig , 6A View Fig , 9A View Fig ). Secretion field apically medially. Proximal article length 0.57, distal article length 0.54, max width 0.17, movable finger length 0.25.
PEDIPALPS. Pa-Tr with high, subequilateral dorsal hump. Pa-Fe distinctively club-shaped (Pa-Fe min:max width ~1:3.5), ventrally bent; with 3, rarely 4 stout spines in distal Pa-Fe quarter; spine 2 the largest, with 2–3 pinnacles. Pa-Pt distinctively ventrally bent, with large, stout, apically rounded medio-ventral Pt-Apo. Pa-Ti straight or slightly bent dorsally, with small, but distinct proximal dorso-medial hump. Pa-Ta terminally narrowing, conically oval ( Figs 5A View Fig , 6A View Fig , 10A View Fig ). Pa article lengths in Table 1 View Table 1 .
PENIS. Pe length 1.7, Pe basis ⅓ Pe length, glans isosceles triangular, terminally rounded-truncated ( Figs 7B View Fig , 8B View Fig ).
LEGS. Leg article lengths in Tables 1–2 View Table 1 View Table 2 .
Female (from Ljubelj) BODY. Length 1.6–1.8.
CHELICERAE. Ch with subparallel dorsal and ventral margins, slightly arched dorsally, Ch length:width ~ 2.6:1 ( Fig. 13A View Fig ). Proximal article length 0.57, distal article length 0.63, max width 0.21, movable finger length 0.32.
PEDIPALPS. Pa-Tr long, Pa-Tr length:width ~2.5:1, Pa-Tr dorsal margin with low hump with long, straight posterior portion and stair-like front indentation in distal quarter; Pa-Fe max:min width ~ 1.9:1; Pa-Ti straight, simply rod-shaped; Pa-Ta narrow long-oval ( Fig. 13A View Fig ). Pa article lengths in Table 1 View Table 1 .
OVIPOSITOR. Ovipositor length 1.05, Rec sem with one tubular and 12 elongated balloon-like vesicles ( Fig. 11B View Fig ).
LEGS. Leg article lengths in Tables 1–2 View Table 1 View Table 2 .
Remarks
The type locality Comana Vlasca in Romania ( Roewer 1914) is erroneous, since besides N. b. sparsum (sic! not described by Roewer 1914), the type series also contains N. b. bidentatum and N. triste , both endemic to the Eastern Alps ( Gruber & Martens 1968: 143). Later, Roewer (1951) designated a type specimen from the type series from an unknown locality, but the mixed composition of the type series remained unresolved ( Gruber & Martens 1968). Thus, there was a need to clarify the type locality ( ICZN 1999: Art. 75.3.1.). Respecting both Roewerʼs drawing of the male Ch characteristic of individuals in the Karawanken/Karavane Mts and the syntopy of the Roewerʼs type specimens with N. triste, Gruber & Martens (1968) redescribed the nominal subspecies N. b. bidentatum upon a neotype ( Gruber & Martens 1968: figs 4−6) from Bärental, Carinthia, Austria (not mapped in Gruber & Martens 1968: fig. 24). Bärental is considered the type locality of the type subspecies. However, according to our findings the figured Pe tip from Leutschach/Lučine, Styria, Austria ( Gruber & Martens 1968: fig. 3), considered under the type subspecies, belonged to N. b. schmidti ssp. nov. All so far published evidence on N. b. bidentatum in Slovenia, Croatia and NE Italy ( Hadži 1927, 1928; Gruber & Martens 1968; Martens 1978; Novak & Gruber 2000; Komposch & Gruber 2004; Novak 2004a, 2004b, 2005b, 2005c; Novak et al. 1984, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2006, 2017) refer to other taxa. The type series deposited in Naturhistorisches Museum Wien ( Gruber & Martens 1968) also includes N. b. schmidti ssp. nov. See remarks under N. pluridentatum stat. nov., N. b. schmidti ssp. nov., N. b. gruberi ssp. nov. × N. b. schmidti ssp. nov. and N. b. martensi ssp. nov. × N. b. schmidti ssp. nov.
Distribution
The South-Eastern Alps: Austria, Slovenia ( Gruber & Martens 1968; Martens 1978), perhaps endemic to the Karawanken/Karavanke Mts. Vertical distribution (incomplete data): 980−1407 m a.s.l. (partly Gruber & Martens 1968 and Martens 1978; this work). Type locality: Bärental/Zavrh−Rute (46.47° N, 14.15° E, 980 m a.s.l.) near Feistritz im Rosental/Bistrica v Rožu, Carinthia, Austria.
Ecology
Montane subspecies of N. bidentatum inhabiting submontane and montane neutrophile fir forests within the area of distribution of the montane beech forests, dominated by Abies alba Mill. , with a great admixture of Picea abies (L.) H.Karst. and Fagus sylvatica L. Phenology : adults probably eurychronous.
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Nemastoma bidentatum bidentatum Roewer, 1914
Novak, Tone, Novak, Ljuba Slana, Kozel, Peter, Schaider, Miriam Gudrun, Komposch, Christian, Lipovšek, Saška, Podlesnik, Jan, Paušič, Igor & Raspotnig, Günther 2021 |
N. bidentatum schmidti
Schonhofer A. L. 2013: 36 |
Novak T. & Lipovsek Delakorda S. & Slana L. 2006: 269 |
N. bidentatum schmidti
Komposch C. & Gruber J. 2004: 485 |
N. bidentatum schmidti
Martens J. 1978: 107 |
Nemastoma bidentatum bidentatum
Gruber J. & Martens J. 1968: 143 |
Nemastoma bidentatum
Roewer C. F. 1923: 658 |
Nemastoma bidentatum
Roewer C. F. 1914: 141 |