Erigone whymperi O. P.-Cambridge, 1877
Description
Male
Resembles E. tirolensis. Dorsal tibial apophysis lamella-shaped, lamella broken. Patellar apophysis not turned, shorter than patella. Palpal femur strongly turned near the base, palpal apophysis almost 2 times shorter than palp, upper half of femur with 3-4 spines.
Female
Resembles E. psychrophila. Epigyne weakly sclerotised, covered with numerous fine wrinkles. Receptacula diverging, upper edge placed just over receptacula.
Distribution
Figures
Pedipalp, ventral view
(Marusik et al. 2006b)
Pedipalp, retrolateral view
(Marusik et al. 2006b)
Pedipalp, retrolateral view
(Marusik et al. 2006b)
Pedipalp, lateral view
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Pedipalp
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Embolic division
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Embolic division
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Tooth of embolic division
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Tooth of embolic division
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Tooth of embolic division
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Tooth of embolic division
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Palpal femur
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Palpal tibia, lateral view
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Palpal tibia, lateral view
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Palpal tibia, lateral view
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Palpal tibia, lateral view
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Palpal tibia
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Epigyne, dorsal view
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Epigyne, dorsal view
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Epigyne, dorsal view
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Epigyne, dorsal view
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Vulva
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
Vulva
(Tanasevitch & Koponen 2007)
References
Aakra K (in prep.) Recorded in Norway
Helsdingen P J van (2010a) Araneae. In: Fauna Europaea Database (Version 2010.1), online at www.european-arachnology.org
Lissner J, Jensen J-K, Hansen L J, Simonsen W, Kelduni R, Nissen K (2016b) An updated checklist of spiders (Araneae) of the Faroe Islands. Norwegian Journal of Entomology 63: 197-240 
Marusik Y M, Böcher J, Koponen S (2006b) The collection of Greenland spiders (Aranei) kept in the Zoological Museum, University of Copenhagen. Arthropoda Selecta 15: 59-80
Tanasevitch A V, Koponen S (2007) Spiders (Aranei) of the southern tundra in the Russian plain. Arthropoda Selecta 15: 295-345
World Spider Catalog (2018) World Spider Catalog, version 19.5. Natural History Museum Bern, online at http://wsc.nmbe.ch (15.07.2018) doi: 10.24436/2