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1 Pachylomerus natalensis O.P.-Cambridge = Stasimopus rufidens (Ausserer, 1871), ♀ (a = adult from above, b = body of adult from left lateral, c = mouthparts from ventral, d = trapdoor nest entrance)
2 Idiops colletti O.P.-Cambridge = Idiops crassus Simon, 1884, ♀ (a = adult from above, b = body of adult from left lateral, c = eye pattern from dorsal, d = mouthparts from ventral, e = closed trapdoor nest entrance, f = open trapdoor nest entrance, g = transverse section of upper part of nest)
3 Moggridgea abrahami O.P.-Cambridge = Poecilomigas abrahami (O. P.-Cambridge, 1889), ♀ (a = adult from above, b = body of adult from left lateral, c = eye pattern from dorsal, d = Erythrina lysistemon branch with nest, upper (1) and lower (1') hinged lid slightly open)
4, 5 Stegodyphus gregarius O.P.-Cambridge = Stegodyphus mimosarum Pavesi, 1883, ♂ (a = adult male from above, enlarged, b = adult female from above, enlarged, c = body of adult male from right lateral, d = prosoma of adult female from right lateral (x = hairs), e = natural length of adult male, f = natural length of adult female, g = eye pattern of adult male from dorsal)

6 Chasmocephalon neglectum O.P.-Cambridge = Chasmocephalon neglectum O. P.-Cambridge, 1889, ♂ (a = adult from above, enlarged, b = body from dorsal, c = body of adult from right lateral, d = eye pattern from dorsal, e = mouthparts from ventral, f = insertion of opisthosomal pedicle into prosoma, g = natural length of adult, prosoma from dorsal, showing opisthosomal pedicle)

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1889

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Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London (vol. 1889 issue 1, plate II)

Author

P.Cambridge & Carter

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