Leiobunum gracile Thorell 1876
Creators: name: Martens, Jochen
name: Schönhofer, Axel L.
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2016
Subjects: Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Arachnida
Opiliones
Phalangiidae
Leiobunum
Leiobunum gracile

description: Leiobunum gracile Thorell, 1876
Remarks
Leiobunum gracile was mostly considered under the names L. rupestre and L. tisciae. These names we used for the original identification of records in the literature. The repetitive information was omitted, while more unusual species taxa names and identifications (glabra, nigripalpe, etc.) are given. If necessary, please refer to the respective publication.
DENMARK: 3 ♁♁, 2 ♀♀, 1 juv., 2 km N of Skaerbaek, coniferous forest, 55.17° N, 8.76° E, leg. 16–30 Sep. 1987 (CJM3530); 1 ♁, 3 ♀♀, Asp, indoors, 56.824° N, 9.936° E, leg. 19 Sep.–6 Oct. 1987 (CJM3531); Bornholm, 55.16° N, 14.87° E (Meinertz 1964); 4 ♀♀, Givskud, 55.82° N, 9.37° E, leg. 16 Sep. 1987 (CJM6232); 2 ♁♁, 3 ♀♀, Herning, 56.13° N, 8.97° E, leg. 16 Oct. 1987 (CJM6230); 1 ♁, 2 ♀♀, Copenhagen (coordinates inaccurate), 55.66° N, 12.59° E (ZMB12642); 2 ♁♁, 1 ♀, Copenhagen, leg. 10 Sep. 1984 (CJM4799); 14 ad, Stjae, 56.12° N, 8.97° E, leg. 30 Sep. 1987 (CJM6231); 1 ♁, Tørvekjaer v. Klitmøller, 57.03° N, 8.55° E, leg. 2 Dec. 2006 (CJM6229).
ESTONIA: All Estonian records refer to Tomasson et al. 2014 based on 3–4 sampling periods of 4–7 months in 2008–2011. 3 ex., Harju, Üksnurme, unmanaged old apple orchard next to cultivated grassland, 59.295° N, 24.628° E; 15 ex., Hiiu, Kerema, moist alvar grassland with juniper brush, 58.891° N, 22.948° E; 116 ex., Jõgeva, Pataste, moist forest dominated by alder, birch, bird cherry, spruce, 58.581° N, 26.778° E; 18 ex., Lääne, Kunila, Moist broad-leaved forest, 58.631° N, 23.811° E; 1 ex., Pärnu, Nigula NR, paludified pine forest with Polytrichum, 58.007° N, 24.712° E; 11 ex., Pärnu, Tõstamaa, next to brush covered ditch bank surr. by fallow grassland, 58.336° N, 24.006° E; 56 ex., Saare, Igaküla, Pine forest with Corylus, 58.601° N, 23.128° E; 18 ex., Saare, Orissaare, patch of deciduous managed forest in an urban area, 58.555° N, 23.087° E; 1 ex., Saare, Viidumäe, edge of a spring fen, 58.294° N, 23.089° E; 108 ex., Tallin, 59.44° N, 24.75° E (Staręga 1978); 108 ex., Tartu, Maiorg, spruce and aspen dominated old forest along a rivulet valley, 58.278° N, 26.334° E; 136 ex., Tartu, Sudaste, Oxalis - type drained spruce forest, 58.329° N, 26.940° E; 11 ex., Valga, Puka, edge of paludified forest, Filipendula type, 58.041° N, 26.207° E; 48 ex., Võru, Leoski, edge of dry boreal forest, Vaccinum myrtillus type, 57.709° N, 27.139° E.
FINLAND: 2 juv., Espoo, 60.21° N, 24.65° E, leg. 17–18 Jul. 1940 (Heinäjoki 1944); Häme, Forssa, 60.82° N, 23.63° E (Hippa 1975); Tammela, 60.80° N, 23.77° E (Hippa 1975); Ypäjä, 60.80° N, 23.28° E (Hippa 1975); Hämeenkyrö, 1 ♀, 61.64° N, 23.20° E, leg. 1943 (Heinäjoki 1944); Köijärvi, 60.94° N, 23.66° E (Hippa 1975); N. Helsinki, 30 ♁♁, 150 ♀♀, 173 juv., Eläintarhanhuvila 6, 60.18° N, 24.94° E, leg. 1935–40 (Heinäjoki 1944); 1 juv., Käpylä, indoors at wall, 60.21° N, 24.95° E, leg. 3 Aug. 1925 (Heinäjoki 1944); Oulunkylä and Pakinkylä, on path and indoors, 60.23° N, 24.94° E, leg. late summer 1943 (Heinäjoki 1944); 1 ♁, Ullanlinna, indoors at wall, 60.16° N, 24.95°E, leg. 25 Sep. 1926 (Heinäjoki 1944); Southern Finland, Humppila, 60.93° N, 23.37° E (Hippa 1975); Jokioinen, 60.80° N, 23.48° E (Hippa 1975); St. Hämeenkyrö, 1 ad., on a path, 61.635° N, 23.193° E, leg. 20 Sep. 1943 (Heinäjoki 1944); Turku (coordinates inaccurate), 1 ♁, 1 ♀, 60.45° N, 22.26° E, leg. 25 Sep. 1926, 9 May 1927 (Heinäjoki 1944); Western Finland, Somero, 60.63° N, 23.52° E (Hippa 1975); Urjala, 61.08° N, 23.54° E (Hippa 1975).
GERMANY: Hamburg (three localities), large numbers (coordinates inaccurate), 53.56° N, 9.87° E (BGZM); Barmbeck, 53.58° N, 10.03° E (Kraepelin 1896); Bahrenfeld, 1 ♁, Stadtteil von Hamburg, 53.57° N, 9.91° E (SMF-R.1255); St. Georger Kirchhof, 53.557° N, 10.007° E (Kraepelin 1896); Blankenese, 53.56° N, 9.81° E (Kraepelin 1896); Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 1 ex., Rostock, house garden in nesting box (Rabeler 1929); 4 ex., Rostock, old cemetery at Saarplatz (now abandoned), at houses and walls, 54.085° N, 12.117° E, leg. 8 Oct. 1927 –1929 (Rabeler 1929); 1 ex, Rostock, yard of the Entomology Seminar, 54.088° N, 12.134° E, leg. 7 Oct. 1927 –1929 (Rabeler 1929); 1 ex., Rostock, indoors, leg. 7 Nov. 1927 –1929 (Rabeler 1929); 3 ex., Rostock, Wallanlagen, in cracks of wall, 54.087° N, 12.132° E, leg. 13 Sep. 1927 –1929 (Rabeler 1929); Wismar, 53.89° N, 11.45° E (Le Roi 1914); Schleswig-Holstein, Bad Oldesloe, 54.10° N, 10.79° E (BGZM; Kraepelin 1896); 1 ♀, 2 ♀♀, Kiel, Institute of Zoology, 54.33° N, 10.1° E, leg. 1 Sep. 1964 (CJM949, CJM6172); 1 ♁, 1 ♀, Lübeck, former School of Navigation, on wall, 53.861° N, 10.689° E, leg. 9 Oct. 2007 (CJM6111); 1 ♁, 4 ♀♀, Neumünster (72), 20 m, 54.07° N, 9.99° E, leg. 17 + 27 Sep. 1964 (CJM6171); Neumünster(?) (coordinates inaccurate), 1 ♁, 54.07° N, 9.99° E, leg. Sep. 1967 (CJM948).
GREAT BRITAIN: Scotland, Aberdeenshire, 2 ♁♁, 1 ♀, Aberdeen, Botanic garden, 57.16° N, 2.09° W, leg. 20 Sep. 2008 (CJM6359); 2 ♀♀, same data (CJM6358); 4 ♁♁, 1 ♀, same data (CJM6357); 2 ♁♁, 1 ♀, Aberdeen, Torry, Greyhope House, 57.142° N, 2.062° W, leg. 9 Oct. 2008 (CJM6361); 1 ♁, 3 ♀♀, same data, leg. 4 Oct. 2008 (CJM6360); 1 ♁, Dunbennan, Huntly, Cemetery, 57.45° N, 2.79° W, leg. 12 Sep. 2008 (CJM6362); Derbyshire, 13 ex., between Leek and Stoke on Trent (coordinates inaccurate), 53.06° N, 2.12° W, leg. Sep.1971 (CJM1739) (Martens 1978).
HUNGARY: All Hungarian records of Kolosváry (1963, 1966a, b), Kolosváry & Homonnay (1967) and Csizmazia et al. (1966) are originally det. as Nelima nigripalpe, of Kolosváry (1965) orig. det. as Nelima glabra and of Kolosváry (1969) orig. det. as Nelima glabra and N. nigripalpe considered as syn. Northern Hungary: Bükk Mts., Bánkút, Veres sár bérc, 48.09° N, 20.49° E, leg. 2 Nov. 2005 (Lengyel & Murányi 2006, orig. det. as L. rupestre); Tisza River and surroundings, Kisköre, 47.49° N, 20.51° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); 1 ex., Komoró, inundation zone, Salix forest, in humus, 48.31° N, 22.09° E, leg. 18–31 Jul. 1965 (Kolosváry 1965); Nagyrév, 46.94° N, 20.15° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); river kilometre 507, „Koldus“ forest near Tiszadob, inundation zone, tree hollows of Salix stem, 48.03° N, 21.18° E, leg. 18–19+23+ 31 Jul. 1964 (Csizmazia et al. 1966); many ex. river kilometre 601–602 (near Dombrád), inundation zone, tree hollows of Salix, 48.24° N, 21.92° E, leg. 18–31 Jul. 1965 (Kolosváry 1965); river kilometre 602–604 (1–3 km NE Dombrád), inundation zone, at walls of cottage, 48.26° N, 21.94° E, leg. 18–31 Jul. 1965 (Kolosváry 1965); 1 ex. river kilometre 620, Tuzsér, inundation zone, moulting at branch of Salix, 48.34° N, 22.11° E, leg. 18–31 Jul. 1965 (Kolosváry 1965); 1 ex., Szabolcsveresmart, inundation zone, Quercus forest, under log, 48.31° N, 22.02° E, leg. 18–31 Jul. 1965 (Kolosváry 1965); Tiszabercel, 48.17° N, 21.66° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Tiszacsermely, 48.23° N, 21.81° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Tiszadada, inundation zone, listed as terricole species, 48.04° N, 21.24° E, leg. 1963–1964 (Kolosváry 1966b); 1 ex., Tiszadob, inundation zone, listed as terricole species, 48.03° N, 21.18° E (Kolosváry 1963); Tiszaföldvár, 46.99° N, 20.22° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Tiszahát, Endes-Puszta, on Rubus leaves, 48.29° N, 22.23° E, leg. 1 Aug. 1966 (Kolosváry & Homonnay 1967); Tiszahát, Gergelyiugornya, river kilometre 698, in forest, 48.13° N, 22.34° E, leg. 27 Jul. 1966 (Kolosváry & Homonnay 1967); Tiszahát, Gergelyiugornya, river kilometre 698, in forest, skins in tree hollows of Salix and Quercus, 48.13° N, 22.34° E, leg. 27 Jul. 1966 (Kolosváry & Homonnay 1967); Tiszahát, Lónya, inundation zone, 48.32° N, 22.25° E, leg. 21 Jul. 1966 (Kolosváry & Homonnay 1967); Tiszahát, Mátyus, on Rubus leaves, 48.29° N, 22.27° E, leg. 21 Jul. 1966 (Kolosváry & Homonnay 1967); Tiszahát, Tiszamogyorós, in tree hollows, 48.32° N, 22.25° E, leg. 1 Aug. 1966 (Kolosváry & Homonnay 1967); Tiszaörvény, 47.61° N, 20.72° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Tiszasüly, 47.39° N, 20.41° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Tiszaszederkény, 47.91° N, 21.08° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Tiszatarján, 47.82° N, 21.01° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Tiszavalk, 47.68° N, 20.75° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Tiszavárkony, 47.07° N, 20.19° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Vencsellö, 48.18° N, 21.56° E, leg. Aug. 1968 (Kolosváry 1969); Tisza-völgye, Tiszabercel, Babócsa-szög, 48.16° N, 21.63° E, leg. 20 Jul. 2002 (Lengyel & Muranyi 2006); Tisza-völgye, Tiszabercel, Babócsa-szög, 48.16° N, 21.64° E, leg. 20 Jul. 2002 (Lengyel & Muranyi 2006); Tur River estuary into Tisza River (km 715–744, GPS placed at Tivadar), 48.06° N, 22.52° E (Avram 1968, type locality of Leiobunum tisciae); 1 ♁, 1 ♀, likely same locality: Tisza River, left banks, leg. 21 Jul. 1967 (CJM3526, det. by Avram, likely part of the type series of Leiobunum tisciae, the remainder of specimens not specified, likely in Bucharest Museum but no data accessible); Zemplén, Erdöhorváti, Tolcsva-patak part, 48.29° N, 21.45° E, leg. 3.11.2001 (Lengyel & Muranyi 2006, orig. det. as L. rupestre); Telkibánya, Cserenkö (oberlauf), 48.48° N, 21.35° E, leg. 30 Sep. 2001 (Lengyel & Muranyi 2006, orig. det. as L. rupestre).
LATVIA: All Latvian records refer to UNILAT, Spuņgis 2008, if not otherwise indicated. Aizkraukle Distr., 1 ex., Ērberạe, rotten birch wood, 56.37° N, 25.02° E, leg. 15 Oct. 2006; 1 ex., Koknese, rotten deciduous wood, 56.66° N, 25.41° E, leg. 11 Oct. 2003; 2 ex., Krasti, deciduous forest, 56.44° N, 25.92° E, leg. 15 Oct. 2006; 1 ex., Vesetas paliene fen, on tree trunk, 56.70° N, 25.81° E, leg. 15 Jun. 2005; 4 ♁♁, 1 ♀, Berại, pie Bukultiem, 56.99° N, 24.28° E, leg. 25 Sep. 1960 (Tumšs 1963); Daugavpils Distr., 1 ex., Pilskalnes Siguldiņa, rotten deciduous wood, 55.98° N, 26.25° E, leg. 15 Oct. 2005; 3 ex., Krāslava Distr., Ezernieki, on building, 56.18° N, 27.66° E, leg. 9 Oct. 2005; 6 ♀♀, Krimulda, 57.19° N, 24.85° E, leg. 27 Jul. 1937 (Tumšs 1963); 2 ex., Kuldīga Distr., Īvande, on building, 56.99° N, 21.76° E, leg. 22 Oct. 2006; 1 ex., Limbaži Distr., Mērnieki, on wooden building, 57.86° N, 24.51° E, leg. 14 Aug. 2007; 3 ex., Madona Distr., Bērzaune, on building, 56.81° N, 26.04° E, leg. 8 Aug. 2007; 2 ♁♁, Moricsala, 57.21° N, 22.14° E, leg. 22 Oct. 1960 (Tumšs 1963); Riga Distr., 3 ex., Salaspils, deciduous forest, 56.87° N, 24.35° E, 21 Sep. 2005; 5 ex., Tumšupe river valley (GPS not accurate), on white alder trunk, 57.01° N, 24.61° E, 22 Aug. 2007; 1 ex., Botanical garden of University of Latvia, greenhouse, pitfall traps, 56.950° N, 24.058° E, leg. 15–29 Nov. 2004; 1 ex., Dārziņi, on wooden building, 56.87° N, 24.28° E, leg. 24 Sep. 2006; 4 ex., Nordeķi, deciduous park, 56.96° N, 24.17° E, leg. 24 Sep. 2005 (3 ex.), leg. 5 Oct. 2003 (1 ex.); 9 ex., Saldus Distr., Saldus, Ciecere river valley, on wooden building, 56.67° N, 22.49° E, leg. 22 Oct. 2005; 1 ♁, Sauka, 56.28° N, 25.48° E, leg. 10 Aug. 1937 (Tumšs 1963); 1 ♁, 1 ♀, Sigulda, 57.15° N, 24.85° E, leg. 21 Oct. 1960 (Tumšs 1963); 5 ♁♁, Sudas purvs, 57.15° N, 25.00° E, leg. 1 Oct. 1960 (Tumšs 1963); 1 ex., Talsi Distr., Dundaga, deciduous park, 57.51° N, 22.36° E, leg. 28 Oct. 2007; 8 ex., Kolka, on wooden building, 57.75° N, 22.58° E, leg. 28 Aug. 2005 (7 ex.), 31 Aug. 2007 (1 ex.); 1 ex., Valmiera Distr., Kauguri, garden, 57.49° N, 25.44° E, leg. 8 Aug. 2004; Ventspils Distr., 9 ex., Usma, rotten deciduous wood, 57.22° N, 22.15° E, leg. 13 Aug. 2006.
NORWAY: Oslo (=Kristiania, coordinates inaccurate), 59.92° N, 10.82° E, type locality of Leiobunum norvegicum Strand, 1900, 1 ♀ (Strand 1900); 1 ♀, 7 juv., Østlandet, Tistedalen, 59.13° N, 11.44° E, leg. 22 Aug. 1977 (Stol 2010b); 1 ♀, Rogaland, Karmøy, 59.28° N, E 5.21° E, leg. 1977 (Stol 2010a); Stavanger, 58.97° N, E 5.70° E, leg.? (SMF, Schönhofer 2005); Vestfold, Botne, 59.482° N, 10.275° E, leg. 13 Sep. 1964 (MBN-A3575, Stol 2010b).
POLAND: 2 juv., Bialowies (no further data, coordinates inaccurate), 52.67° N, 23.83° E, leg. 15 Aug. 1916 (SMF1603, Müller 1920); 1 ♁, 1 ♀, Bieszczady Mts., Distr. Mstrzyki Dolne, Mstrzyki Gorne, “zarošla blehowe” along small stream Terebowiec, 49.10° N, 22.67° E, leg. 25 Sep. 1964 (CJM6368, I.Z.PAN-Warszawa, 35/64); 11 ♀♀, 14 juv., Bug River Valley, landscape park N Neple, aggregations under branches close to floor of riverine forest, 100 m, 52.135° N, 23.519° E, leg. 14 Jul. 2010 (AXLS958); Chylonia (formerly Kielau), 54.53° N, 18.44° E (Le Roi 1914); Frombork (formerly Frauenburg), 54.35° N, 19.68° E (Le Roi 1914); Janów, 53.47° N, 23.23° E (Wajgel 1874), orig. Z4612, det. as Leiobunum bicolor); Masurian Lake District, Lidzbark Warmiński, 54.12° N, 20.58° E (Staręga 1963); 2 ♀♀, 1 juv., Memerki near Wegorzewo, Tilio-Carpinetum, 54.18° N, 21.65° E, leg. 4 Aug. 1983 (SMF36129); Świekatowo (formerly Westpreussen, Johannisberg), 53.42° N, 18.09° E (Le Roi 1914); Warschau vicinity (GPS not accurate), 52.21° N, 21.06° E (Staręga 1963); Wyżynie Lubelskiej, Kazimierz Dolny, 51.317° N, 21.95° E (Staręga 1963).
The following records of Staręga (2004) share the same data: Lysa Gora Mts., different forest communities (Dentario glandulosae-Fagetum, Tilio-Carpinetum, Pino-Quercetum), xerophilic dry grassland, boulders, caves, buildings, leg. Jul. 1981 – Aug. 1985. Data differ in: Kakonin, 50.867° N, 20.929° E; Miejska Gora, 50.957° N, 20.929° E; NSG Chelmowa Gora, 50.867° N, 21.071° E; NSG Gora Miedzianka, 50.865° N, 20.361° E; NSG Milechowy, 50.775° N, 20.362° E; NSG Skalki Pieklo pod Nieklaniem, 51.226° N, 20.642° E; NSG Swiety Krzyz, 50.867° N, 21.071° E; NSG Wykus, 51.047° N, 20.929° E; NSG Zamczysko, 50.777° N, 20.929° E; Szewna, 50.956° N, 21.356° E; 4 ♁♁, 4 ♀♀, Lysa Gora Mts., NSG Lisiny Bodzechowskie, beo Ostrowiec Swietokryskiz, 50.866° N, 21.497° E, leg. 9 Sep. 1981 (SMF, Staręga 2004); 1 ♁, 1 ♀, Roztoczański National Park, NSG Nart (coordinates inaccurate), Dentario glandulosae-Fagetum, 50.60° N, 22.97° E, leg. 15 Oct. 1986 (SMF); 1 ♀, Roztoczański, R.N., rez. Bukowa Go’ra FB30, leg. 5 Aug. 1981, subadult (SMF).
ROMANIA: 1 ♀, Băile Herculane, 44.88° N, 22.42° E, leg. 25 Jun. 1956 (CJM6420); 1 ♁, Bihor Mts., valley around Sighiștel, 46.52° N, 22.54° E, leg. 26 Sep. 1958 (Avram & Dumitrescu 1969); Bistritz, Dealul Târgului, 47.19° N, 24.50° E (Weiss 1996); 2 ♁♁, Cabana Negoiul, 1540 m, 45.59° N, 24.52° E, leg. 24 Jul. 1950 (CJM6426); Fogarasch Mts., Bâlea-Tal, Roter Turm, 45.63° N, 24.26° E (Weiss 1996); 3 ad., Hunedoara, Vulcan, 45.38° N, 23.29° E, leg. 16.11.1999 (CJM6460); 1 ♁, 1 ♀, Hunedoara, Vulcan, 45.38° N, 23.29° E, leg. 16 Nov. 1996 (CJM3770); Klausenburg, Botanical Garden, 46.759° N, 23.586° E (Weiss 1996); 1 ♁, 1 ♀, Nădrag, 45.65° N, 22.18° E, leg. 30 Aug. 2001 (CJM3768); 1 ♁, Parăng Mountains, Rănca, 45.29° N, 23.69° E, leg. 17 Aug. 1997 (CJM3769); 1 ♁, 2 ♀♀, Perşani Mts., Valea Siclău (coordinates inaccurate, valid for mountains!), 45.90° N, 25.43° E, leg. 4 Aug. 1967 (from literature); 1 ♁, Piatra (Kőhát) Mts., Săpânţa (Szaplonca), Brazi valley, 841 m, 47.830° N, 23.743° E, leg. 2 Sep. 2004 (Muranyi & Lengyel 2006); 8 juv., Piatra (Kőhát) Mts., Săpânţa (Szaplonca), mineral water springs in the lower valley of the Săpânţa (Szaplonca) stream, 408 m, 47.9349° N, 23.6781° E, leg. 30 Jun. 2005 (Muranyi & Lengyel 2006); 1 juv., Piatra (Kőhát) Mts., Săpânţa (Szaplonca), valley of the Săpânţa (Szaplonca) Stream, 500 m, leg. 30 Jun. 2005 (Muranyi & Lengyel 2006); 1 ♁, Prahova, Sinaia, 45.35° N, 25.55° E, leg. 25 Sep. 1949 (CJM6183, H. Franz, 938); 1 ♁, 1 ♀, Rodna (Radnai) Mts., Săcel (Izaszacsal), Iza spring, 900 m, leg. 22 Sep. 2005 (Muranyi & Lengyel 2006, was described as L. rupestre but doubtful record); 1 ♁, 1 ♀, Rodna Mts., Pasul Prislop, 47.609° N, 24.855° E, leg. 25 Jun. 1968 (Avram & Dumitrescu 1969); Saschiz, Keisd, 46.194° N, 24.960° E (Weiss 1996); Sebeş Olt (GPS might not be correct), 45.67° N, 24.31° E (Weiss 1996); Suceava, Horodnicu de Sus (Russian translation and GPS might not be correct), 47.84° N, 25.82° E (Cîrdei 1960); Suceava, Măgura Mt. 47.32° N, 25.96° E (Roşca 1930); Suceava, Rarău Mt., 47.45° N, 25.58° E (Roşca 1930); 2 ♁♁, Kronstadt, Kapellenberg, 45.635° N, 25.597° E (ZMB12634, orig. det. as L. rupestre); 2 ♁♁, Sibiu (Hermannstadt), 45.78° N, 24.12° E, leg. 29 Aug. 1896 (ZMB12636, orig. det. as L. rupestre).
RUSSIA: Oblast St Petersburg (Leningrad), Petrodvorec, 59.886° N, 29.896° E (Roewer 1957); Primorje (formerly Gross Kuhren), 54.94° N, 20.04° E (Le Roi 1914); Rjabinowka (formerly Gross Raum), 54.83° N, 20.50° E (Le Roi 1914); Sankt Petersburg (Leningrad), 59.90° N, 30.25° E (Staręga 1978); 1 ♁, St. Petersburg, City, (coordinates inaccurate), wall of house, 59.90° N, 30.28° E, leg. 10 Aug. 2003 (CJM3032); Svetlogorsk (formerly Warnicken), 54.90° N, 20.11° E (Le Roi 1914); Swetlogorsk (formerly Rauschen), 54.89° N, 20.11° E (Le Roi 1914); Alt-Peterhof (St. Petersburg), 6 ♁ 6 ♀ (SMFRII/1201, Roewer 1957).
SERBIA: 1 ♁, Bor Dubašnica, Mala Tisnica, 44.200° N, 21.867° E, leg. 12 Aug. 1994 (CJM6363).
SLOVAK REPUBLIC: Červená skala (Dobšiná), 48.82° N, 20.13° E (Šilhavý 1981); Dobroč (Brezno nad Hronom), 48.73° N, 19.69° E (Šilhavý 1981, all following records from this reference orig. det as L. glabrum); Gornasek (Rožnava; used for GPS), 48.66° N, 20.54° E (Šilhavý 1981); Kamenica nad Cir (Kamenica nad Cirochou: GPS), 48.93° N, 22.00° E (Šilhavý 1981); Košice, 48.72° N, 21.25° E (Šilhavý (1981) did not discriminate betw. L. rupestre and L. tisciae for this record); Nové Mesto nad Váhom, 48.75° N, 17.83° E (Šilhavý 1981); Pajštún (Bratislava), 48.27° N, 17.08° E (Šilhavý did not discriminate betw. L. rupestre or L. tisciae for this record); Prešov, 48.99° N, 21.24° E (Šilhavý (1981) did not discriminate betw. L. rupestre and L. tisciae for this record); Rájecké Teplice, 49.13° N, 18.68° E (Šilhavý 1981); Roháče Mts. (coordinates inaccurate), 49.23° N, 19.72° E (Šilhavý 1981); Štubnianské Teplice (today Turčianske Teplice), 48.86° N, 18.86° E (Šilhavý 1981); Súlov, 49.16° N, 18.59° E (Šilhavý 1981); Trenčianske Teplice, 48.91° N, 18.17° E (Šilhavý 1981); Vihorlat Mts. (coordinates inaccurate), 48.89° N, 22.13° E (Šilhavý 1981); Vrátna dolina (Žilina), 49.26° N, 19.03° E (Šilhavý 1981).
SWEDEN: Östergötland (coordinates inaccurate, just for the map!), 58.35° N, 15.51° E (Tullgren 1906a, b); Västergötland, Råbäck, 58.61° N, 13.36° E (Tullgren 1906a, b); Skåne County, Lund, 55.70° N, 13.19° E, leg. Aug. 1872 (Tullgren 1906a, b); Småland (coordinates very inaccurate!), 57.4° N, 15.3° E (Tullgren 1906a, b).
UKRAINE: Bez. Černovcy, Ciudei, 48.05° N, 25.62° E, leg. 1935 (Cîrdei 1960); Bez. Kiev, Bila Tserkva (org.: Belaja Cerkov), 49.78° N, 30.13° E (Morin 1934); Bez. Užgorod, Rachov, 48.05° N, 24.21° E (Bartoš 1939); Bez. Žitomir, Novograd-Volynskij, 50.58° N, 27.66° E (Morin 1934); Chernivets‘ka, Vijniţa, 48.25° N, 25.19° E (Roşca 1930); L‘vovskaya oblast‘ (orig.: Bez. L‘vov), Ivano-Frankovo, 49.92° N, 23.73° E (L. Koch 1870); Ternopil, Kremenec, 50.11° N, 25.72° E (Staręga 1978).
description: Published as part of Martens, Jochen & Schönhofer, Axel L., 2016, The Leiobunum rupestre species group: resolving the taxonomy of four widespread European taxa (Opiliones: Sclerosomatidae), pp. 1-35 in European Journal of Taxonomy 216 (216) on pages 27-31, DOI: 10.5852/ejt.2016.216, http://zenodo.org/record/3840149