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A New Species Of Troglohyphantes (Araneae, Linyphiidae) From The Western Italian Alps

Authors: ISAIA, MARCO; P. PANTINI;

A New Species Of Troglohyphantes (Araneae, Linyphiidae) From The Western Italian Alps

Abstract

Troglohyphantes bornensis, a new species from the western Italian Alps, is here described. According to the features of the male palp and female epigynum the new species can be assigned to Fage's III Group, Deeleman-Reinhold's marqueti group and Pesarini's microcymbium complex. All specimens were collected in the stony debris of Pugnetto caves (province of Turin, Italy), a calcschist cave complex, formerly studied by biospeleologists for the presence of several endemic species. All caves have openings into beech woods at an elevation of approximately 800 m. RIASSUNTO. Viene descritta Troglohyphantes bornensis, una nuova specie delle Alpi occidentali italiane. A partire dalle caratteristiche del palpo del maschio e dell'epigino della femmina, la specie viene assegnata al III gruppo di Fage, al gruppo marqueti secondo Deeleman-Reinhold e, secondo Pesarini, al complesso microcymbium. Tutti gli esemplari provengono dal detrito delle Grotte del Pugnetto (Provincia di Torino, Italia), un sistema di grotte impostato in calcescisto, gianoto per la presenza di numerose specie endemiche. Tutte le grotte si aprono ad una quota di 800 m circa, in boschi di faggio.

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Source: Biodiversity Heritage Library, Source: BHL, Biodiversity, BHL-Corpus, troglohyphantes bornensis; taxonomy; morphology; Europe; endemic distribution, Source: https://biodiversitylibrary.org

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