Geayia (Geayidea) latirostris K. Viets, 1954
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Geayia (Geayidea) latirostris K. Viets, 1954 |
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Geayia (Geayidea) latirostris K. Viets, 1954
( Figures 13 A-D, 20L, 21G-H)
New records — 0/5/0, Mana River, Saut Lézard, French Guiana, 4.971032°N, 53.784833°W,
25 Sep. 2017, leg. S. Clavier; 5/7/0, Maroni River, Langatabiki, French Guiana, 4.999439°N, 54.435816°W, 13 Sep. 2017, leg. S. Clavier; 1/0/0, Inini River, Saut Sonnelle, French Guiana, 3.668227°N, 53.960857°W, 28 Sep. 2017, leg. S. Clavier, dissected (gnathosoma, palps and legs mounted on slide, dorsal and ventral shield in Koenike fluid) (all RMNH).
Morphology. General features — Dorsal and ventral shield present; dorsal shield complete, with colour pattern as photographed in Figure 20L. Dorsal portion of gnathosomal bay bluntly pointed and projecting well forward; one row of idiosoma pores on each side between Cx-II and Cx-III ( Figure 13A). Genital field with three pairs of acetabula. Palp: two long setae on medial surface of P2 inserted near middle of segment, antagonistic bristle of
P4 long and whip-like, P5 inserted dorsally at distal end of P4 ( Figure 13D). Gnathosomal rostrum wide, distally truncated and ending in a wide, flat-arched, posteriorly slightly tapering gnathosoma ( Figure 13B), its posterior margin without a central indentation ( Figures 21 G-H).
Male – Dorsal shield long 638 and 606 wide; ventral shield 950 long and 900 wide. Genital field 226 long and 244 wide, gonopore 209 long and 63 wide. Ejaculatory complex L 309. Palp: dorsal length/height, dorsal length/height ratio: P1, 16/53, 0.29; P2, 78/59, 1.32; P3, 49/56,
0.88; P4, 78/50(basal), 1.56; P5, 58/26, 2.2. Gnathosoma 228 long and 97 wide. Chelicera 275
long.
Dorsal length of I-leg: 69, 72, 113, 153, 153, 203; dorsal length of IV-leg: 131, 150, 150,
194, 209, 213; IV-leg-3 and -4 without a row of enlarged setae on dorsal surface characteristic for Geayela. Swimming setae: II-leg-4, 4; II-leg-5, 3-4; III-leg-3, 5; III-leg-4, 13-14; III-leg-5, 10-11; IV-leg-3, 9; IV-leg-4, 13; IV-leg-5, 11.
Remarks — Geayia latirostris was originally described based on a female from Igarapé São Benedito in the Amazon region of Brazil ( Viets 1954b). Therefore, this is the first description of the male.
Distribution — Brazil, French Guiana (this study).
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