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Arachniden-Neufunde im mitteleuropäischen Unterkarbon bis Perm — Beitrag zur Revision der Familie AphantomartidaePetrunkevitch 1945 (Arachnida, Trigonotarbida)

Authors: Ronny Rössler;

Arachniden-Neufunde im mitteleuropäischen Unterkarbon bis Perm — Beitrag zur Revision der Familie AphantomartidaePetrunkevitch 1945 (Arachnida, Trigonotarbida)

Abstract

On the basis of rich new material covering a broad time span from the Lower Carboniferous (Visean) to the Lower Permian (Asselian), the trigonotarbid family AphantomartidaePetrunkevitch 1945 is revised. According to investigations presented here it includes only one genus,AphantomartusPocock 1911, with two species,A. pustulatus (Scudder 1884) undA. areolatus (Pocock 1911). Many synonyms that existed in the literature until now, the stratigraphic occurrence, palaeobiogeographic distribution as well as taphonomic aspects are discussed. Besides some newly found as well as newly investigated specimens both the oldest and the youngest (the youngest trigonotarbid hitherto known) representatives of the family are presented.

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