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Total length 2.2 mm., and therefore the smallest member of the genus found in Britain. | Total length 2.2 mm., and therefore the smallest member of the genus found in Britain. | ||
Carapace uniformly yellowish brown without a trace of any markings. Its margin rises into a low very narrow rim outlined within by an extremely fine continuous line of bright yellow. A ring of the same clear yellow, wide enough to be conspicuous, surrounds each of the eyes, which are normally disposed. | Carapace uniformly yellowish brown without a trace of any markings. Its margin rises into a low very narrow rim outlined within by an extremely fine continuous line of bright yellow. A ring of the same clear yellow, wide enough to be conspicuous, surrounds each of the eyes, which are normally disposed.<ref>{{Lit Hull JE 1948 The spiders of Essex Recent additional records}}</ref> | ||
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Version vom 22. August 2018, 08:02 Uhr
| Ozyptila maculosa Hull, 1948 |
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| Systematik |
| Ordnung: Araneae (Webspinnen) |
| Familie: Thomisidae (Krabbenspinnen) |
| Gattung: Ozyptila (Zwergkrabbenspinnen) |
| Verbreitung in Europa[Quellen] |
etabliert, nicht etabliert, nicht betrachtet
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| Weitere Informationen |
| LSID WSC: urn:lsid:nmbe.ch:spidersp:030871 |
| Gefährdung nach Roter Liste |
| Rote Liste-Daten liegen uns für dieses Taxon nicht vor. |
Taxonomie
| Diese Art gilt als species inquirenda, d. h. sie wurde nach der Erstbeschreibung nicht wieder gefunden, und ihr Status ist umstritten. Siehe Artikel Phantomarten. |
Beschreibung Hull 1948
Oxyptila maculosa sp. novo Adult male, Pelgate Wood, Elmstead; female unknown.
Total length 2.2 mm., and therefore the smallest member of the genus found in Britain. Carapace uniformly yellowish brown without a trace of any markings. Its margin rises into a low very narrow rim outlined within by an extremely fine continuous line of bright yellow. A ring of the same clear yellow, wide enough to be conspicuous, surrounds each of the eyes, which are normally disposed. ( !--L)
- Zeichnungen
Palpal tibia from below
