Dendryphantes villarrica, Barry J. Richardson, 2010

Barry J. Richardson, 2010, A Review of the Jumping Spider Fauna (Araneae: Salticidae) of Chile, Zootaxa 2418, pp. 1-49 : 5

Key to Dendryphantes species

1 Dorsal abdomen yellow to light brown, with or without markings ............................................................................ 2 - Dorsal abdomen mid-brown to black, anterior edge with a white pennate border ...................................................... 3 2 Abdomen plain yellow ........................................................................................................... D. legibilis ( Figs 30–31) - Abdomen yellow to light brown with dark brown thick median stripe leading to four pairs of lateral branches .........

................................................................................................................................................. D. mordax ( Figs 32–38 ) 3 Cephalothorax mid-brown with darker areas around eyes ....................................... D. villarrica n. sp. ( Figs 39–48 ) - Cephalothorax black with white pennate hairs on sides .............................................................................................. 4 4 Abdomen black with a white pennate anterior border, no markings .............................................................................

................................................................................................................................................. D. fulvipes ( Figs 26–29 ) - Abdomen black with a white pennate edge and two transverse fawn bands ........................................ D. niveornatus

Figures

FIGURES 32 – 38. Dendryphantes mordax. 32 Female dorsal view. 33 – 34 chelicera. (33 female, 34 male [redrawn after Galiano 1979]); 35 – 36 male palp (35 ventral view, 36 lateral view [both redrawn after Galiano 1979]); 37 female genitalia, dorsal view of cleared specimen [redrawn after Galiano 1979], 38 known distribution. Scales: 0.2 mm

FIGURES 39 – 48. Dendryphantes villarrica. 39 – 40 dorsal view (39 female, 40 male); 41 – 42 chelicera (41 female, 42 male); 43 – 44 female genitalia (43 dorsal view of cleared specimen, 44 ventral view); 45 lateral view of cephalothorax showing positions of large prominances behind anterior and posterior lateral eyes, 46 – 47 male palp (46 ventral view, 47 lateral view), 48 known distribution. Scales: total body 1 mm; remainder 0.2 mm

FIGURES 26 – 29. Dendryphantes fulvipes. 26 female dorsal view (abdomen dried out); 27 female chelicera; 28 – 29 female genitalia (28 dorsal view of cleared specimen, 29 ventral view of external characteristics). Scales: total body 1 mm; remainder 0.2 mm