Dasylobus ibericus (Rambla, 1967)

Barrientos, Jose A., Prieto, Carlos E., Pina, Silvia, Henriques, Sergio S, Sousa, Pedro, Schindler, Stefan, Reino, Luis, Beja, Pedro & Santana, Joana, 2023, Arachnid Fauna (Araneae and Opiliones) from the Castro Verde Special Protection Area, southern Portugal, Biodiversity Data Journal 11, pp. 110415-110415 : 110415

Dasylobus ibericus (Rambla, 1967)

Dentizacheus ibericus Rambla 1967, Rev. Biol., 6 (1-2): 25, fig. 14-16 [Type loc.: Torre de Moncorvo];

Dasylobus ibericus - Prieto 2003, Rev. Ibér. Aracn., 8: 132

Distribution

Iberian endemism described from three localities in the Douro River valley (border between Bragança, Viseu and Guarda) and one in the Algarve. The two localities provided are the first records for the Beja District.

Notes

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The specimen from Monte da Chada (body length: 5.3 mm, femur 1 length: 4.3 mm) agrees with the morphology described by Rambla (1967), but the one from Monte da Albergaria (body length: 3.7 mm, femur 1 length: 3 mm) has poorly developed secondary sexual characters (frontal denticulation, cheliceral protuberances, robustness of femur 1), although the penial and palpal morphology confirm its description.