Euryopis flavomaculata (C. L. Koch, 1836)
Description
Male
Prosoma 1.2 mm long. Colouration as in female, but opisthosomal pattern more clearly developed. Posterior eye row slightly recurved, distance between median eyes slightly smaller than lateral distances. Opisthosoma olive-brown, with some yellow, silver shining spots arranged in pairs.
Body length male: 3 mmFemale
Prosoma orange-brown, edges and cephalic part darker, ocular area suffused with black. Prosoma 1.2 mm long. Sternum yellowish, darker on edges. Legs uniformly orange-brown, sometimes metatarsus and tarsus darker apically, and tibia I and II dark brown.
Body length female: 3.5-4 mmAdditional information
In coniferous, deciduous and mixed forests, heathlands, raised bogs, vineyards, among moss and litter.
Distribution
Phenology
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Figures
Pedipalp
(Wiehle 1937)
Pedipalp
(Roberts 1995)
Pedipalp
(Locket & Millidge 1953)
Pedipalp with Tibia and Femur, retrolateral view
(Crespo et al. 2018)
Cymbium
(Locket & Millidge 1953)
Palpal claw
(Locket & Millidge 1953)
Epigyne
(Miller 1963)
Epigyne
(Roberts 1995)
Epigyne
(Wiehle 1937)
Epigyne
(Locket & Millidge 1953)
Epigyne
(Crespo et al. 2018)
Vulva
(Miller 1963)
Vulva
(Wiehle 1937)
Opisthosoma, dorsal view
(Locket & Millidge 1953)
Habitus
(Wiehle 1937)
Habitus
(Miller 1963)
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