PhD Arthur Decae 2010 - Ghent Ecology - Universiteit Gent

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Acknowledgements I thank Dr P. J. van Helsdingen for his expert advice, provision of facilities and never-ceasing support and reviews of the earlier drafts of this paper. I preserve the best memories of the early field trips to the Cyclades with Gilbert Caranhac who collected and donated much of the material for this study. Dr C. L. Deeleman- Reinhold gave me the opportunity to study valuable material from her private collection. Dr M. Grasshoff, Dr J. Gruber, Mr M. Hubert and Mr F. R. Wanless sent type- and other specimens from their respective museum collections indispensable for this study. Special thanks go to Nollie Hallensleben for her constant encouragement in the course of this study and her help and assistance in both fieldwork and the preparation of the manuscript.
Chapter 8 General Conclusions. Reworked, updated and extended version of an original presentation at the 24 th European Congress of Arachnology, Bern, Switzerland, August 2008. Original title: Patterns of Distribution and Diversity in European Mygalomorph Spiders. Arthur Decae Research summer 2008 Contributions to Natural History, Bern (in press) Ummidia algarve Decae 2010 female
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Diversity and distribution of mygal
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Voor Jean-Pierre MAELFAIT Ik heb je
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Contents (page numbers and running
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Chapter 1 General introduction. Art
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diversity (Penney et. al. 2003) all
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Recently the Mediterranean has acqu
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2. The African-Arabic Continent Aro
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Mediterranean. Recently a very dive
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The funnel-web spiders of the famil
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Coyle (1981) also negates the commo
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Chapter 2 Trapdoor spiders of the g
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The questions of whether these spec
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Genus Nemesia Audouin, 1826 Nemesia
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parts as in N. santeugenia (Fig. 46
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1.01-1.08, more than twice as wide
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and femora; all metatarsi and tibia
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The "teeth" on the edge of the door
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Fig. 33-39: Nemesia randa sp. n., f
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santeulalia), the broken POP in the
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urrow runs almost vertically into t
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Variation (n= 6): Adult females sma
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Figs. 54-60 Nemesia santeulalia sp.
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Figs. 61-67: Nemesia ibiza sp. n.,
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Behavior: Some spiders were found t
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Figs 79-82 Trapdoors of Majorcan Ne
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urrow by N. santeugenia. Based on t
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Abstract The occurrence of the trap
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Distribution of species. Although o
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Patellar spine formulae. PSPvar (n=
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Patellar spine formulae. PSP [p=0-0
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PMS reduced digitiform. PLS spigots
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Fig. 45 with Blasco 1986 p.346 Fig.
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the northern-most parts of the coun
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also in Catalonia (type locality ea
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Abstract A new genus, Iberesia, is
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median spinnerets (PMS) and consequ
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Carapace: pattern indistinct (Fig.
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Iberesia castillana (Frade & Bacela
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Bacelar 1931 based on their study o
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Chapter 5 Sub-generic diversity and
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precondition for extracting valuabl
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Page 164 and 165: Hu J. L. & A. H. Li. 1987. The spid
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