Euophrys anotata Mello-Leitao 1940
Creators: name: Barry J. Richardson
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2010
Subjects: Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Arachnida
Araneae
Salticidae
Euophrys
Euophrys anotata

description: Euophrys anotata Mello-Leitao, 1940
Figs 2 C, 3D, 49–55
Euophrys a-notata Mello-Leitao, 1940: 55.
Euophrys anotata: Galiano, 1962b: 170, pl. 2, figs 1–6; 1980: 37.
Type material: Holotype: ♀, Rio Negro, Aguada Cecilio, Argentina, 65.85°W, 40.85°S (MLPA 14385).
Other material examined. ARGENTINA: 13, Puerto Blest, Neuquén, Argentina, M. E. Galiano, 1954 (MACN) [♂ ‘allotype’ of Galiano (1962b)]. CHILE: 1♀, Curico, El Coihue, 20km E Potrero Grande, 70.97°W, 35.18°S, 10 December 2003, J.E. BarrigaTunon et al., hand (BJR985, CAS); 13, Nahuelbuta NP, Pichinahuel Exit, 73.03°W, 37.80°S, 7 December 2001, E. Arias et al., fogging, Araucaria (BJR1029, CAS); 3♀, Nahuelbuta NP, Canete Exit, 73.03°W, 37.82°S, 30 November 2003, E. Arias et al., fogging, Nothofagus forest (BJR1037, CAS); 13, Nahuelbuta NP, Camino a Pichinahuel, 73.03°W, 37.82°S, 30 November 2003, I. Avila et al., hand (BJR1051, CAS); 13, Nahuelbuta NP, Camino a Pichinahuel, 73.03°W, 37.82°S, 30 November 2003, I. Avila et al., hand (BJR995, CAS); 1♀, Nahuelbuta NP exit, Pichinahuel, 73°W, 37.82°S, 6 January 2007, E. Arias et al., fogging, Araucaria (BJR1042, CAS); 47 imm., Nahuelbuta NP exit, Pichinahuel, 73°W, 37.82°S, 6 January 2007, E. Arias et al., fogging, Araucaria (BJR1042, CAS); 1♀, Nahuelbuta NP exit, Pichinahuel, 73°W, 37.82°S, 5 January 2007, E. Arias et al., fogging, Araucaria (BJR1062, CAS); 26 imm., Nahuelbuta NP exit, Pichinahuel, 73°W, 37.82°S, 5 January 2007, E. Arias et al., fogging, Araucaria (BJR1062, CAS); 1♀, Lonquimay, Malcahuello Way, 71.52°W, 38.43°S, 18 January 2007, E. Arias et al., fogging, Nothofagus forest (BJR1065, CAS); 4♀, 43, 8 imm, Malalcahuello Way, Lonquimay, Chile, 71.52°W, 38.43°S, 19 January 2007, fogging, Araucaria (BJR1009, CAS); 2♀, 23, 3 imm., Comunidad Indigena Quinquen, 71.38°W, 38.63°S, 6 March 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging, Araucaria (BJR1089, CAS); 1♀, Malalcahuello, 71.5°W, 38.43, 7 March 2008, E. Arias et al. (BJR1087, CAS); 2♀, Malalcahuello, 71.5°W, 38.43°S, 7 March 2008, E. Arias et al. (BJR1075, CAS); 13, Res. Nacional Galletue (near), 71.32°W, 38.70°S, 7 March 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1084, CAS); 1♀, Las Ochocientas, Villarrica, 71.99°W, 39.17°S, 14 December 2003, E. Arias et al., fogging, Nothofagus forest (BJR1007, CAS); 1♀, Villarrica, Flor del Lago Ranch, 72.13°W, 39.20°S, 11 December 2003, E. Arias et al., hand (BJR982, CAS); 13, Villarrica, Flor del Lago Ranch, Chile, 72.13°W, 39.20°S, 11 December 2003, E. Arias et al., hand (BJR987, CAS); 1♀, Villarrica, Flor del Lago Ranch, Chile, 72.13°W, 39.20°S, 11 December 2003, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR991, CAS); 1 imm., Villarrica, Flor del Lago Ranch, 72.13°W, 39.20°S, 11 December 2003, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR849, CAS); 1♀, 13, Villarrica, Flor del Lago Ranch, 72.13°W, 39.20°S, 12 December 2001, E. Arias et al., fogging, Nothofagus forest (BJR1030, CAS); 1♀, Villarrica, Flor del Lago Ranch, 72.13°W, 39.20°S, 12 December 2003, F. G. Andrews (BJR1026, CAS); 1♀, Villarrica, Flor del Lago Ranch, 72.13°W, 39.20°S, 13 December 2001, E. Arias et al., fogging, Nothofagus forest (BJR1024, CAS); 3 imm., Flor del Lago Ranch, 70.13°W, 39.22°S, 24 January 2003, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1004, CAS); 4♀, 13, 1 imm., Villarrica, Huairavo/Pellines, 72.10°W, 39.22°S, 13 December 2003, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1036, CAS); 15♀, 243, Villarrica, Los Pellines, 72.10°W, 39.22°S, 20 March 2005, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1070, CAS); 23, Oncol Park, 73.30°W, 39.68°S, 22 February 2008, B. J. Richardson, bark stripping (BJR1111, CAS); 1♀, 33, Punta Curinanco, 73.38°W, 39.68°S, 23 February 2008, W. Shepards, hand (BJR1108, CAS); 9♀, 33, 4 imm., Oncol Park, Quitaqui Way, 73.32°W, 39.70°S, 10 January 2007, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1067, CAS); 1♀ Fundo Manchao, near Oncol, 73.35°W, 39.70°S, 23 February 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1096, CAS); 2♀, Oncol Park, Quitaqui Way, 73.32°W, 39.70°S 5, 24 February 2008, C. Griswald, beating (BJR1105, CAS); 2♀, Niebla, Punta de Curinanco, 73.40°W, 39.72°S, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1066, CAS); 2♀, Chaihuin Reseva Costera, Hueicolla Way, 73.62°W, 40°S, 12 January 2007, E. Arias et al., fogging, Nothofagus forest (BJR1068, CAS); 13, Chaihuin, 73.55°W, 40.02°S, 26 February 2008, B.J. Richardson, sweeping (BJR1102, CAS); 13, 2 imm., Chaihuin, 73.57°W, 39.97°S, 26 February 2008, B. J. Richardson, beating (BJR1103, CAS); 1♀, 13, Res. Costera Valdiviana, La Garzas, 73.58°W, 40°S, 26 February 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1073, CAS); 3♀, 4 imm., Res. Costera Valdiviana, La Garzas, 73.58°W, 40°S, 27 February 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1078, CAS); 1♀, 3 imm., 2km from Anticura, 72.18°W, 40.65°S, 23 November 2001, E. Arias et al., fogging, N. dombeyi (BJR1004, CAS); 1♀, Puyehue NP, Anticura, Chile, 72.30°W, 40.73°S, 7 December 2003, E. Arias et al., fogging, Nothofagus forest (BJR1048, CAS); 2♀, 1 imm., Palmar Lake, Chile, 72.38°W, 40.82°S, 23 January 2003, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1035, CAS); 2♀, 13, 2 imm., Chinquen, Chiloe, 74.10°W, 42.62°S, 1 March 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1076, CAS); 3 imm., Chinquen, Chiloe, 74.10°W, 42.62°S, 1 March 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1082, CAS); 3♀, 12 imm., Chinquen, Chiloe, 74.10°W, 42.62°S, 1 March 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1085, CAS); 1♀, 23, 5 imm., Chinquen, Chiloe, 74.10°W, 42.62°S, 4 March 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR865, CAS); 1♀, 13, 2 imm., Chinquen, Chiloe, 74.10°W, 42.62°S, 4 March 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1071, CAS); 10♀, 53, 2 imm., Chinquen, Chiloe, 74.10°W, 42.62°S, 4 March 2008, E. Arias et al., fogging (BJR1092, CAS).
Diagnosis. The species is distinguishable from the other species of Euophrys in Chile by the shape of the tibial apophysis of the palp in the male, which has a shelf and sharp point (Figs 53–54). In the females, the morphology of the female genitalia (Figs 51–52) can be distinguished by the combination of the fossa are widely separated and orientated laterally, the seminal ducts do not pass anteriorly to the fossae, the spermathecae are relatively small and only partly posterior to the fossa. The face and leg markings are also different from those of the other Euophrys species (Figs 2 C, 3D).
Description. Male: Cephalothorax; brown, PLE and ALE surroundings black, pars thoracica with lighter median strip and a scattering of white pennate hairs on the sides, not darker around lower margin. Clypeus narrow, yellow to light brown. Chelicerae vertical, yellow with light brown proximal areas (Fig. 2 C), with two promarginal teeth and one retromarginal tooth. Endites, labium, sternum and ventral abdomen yellow with light brown margins. Abdomen pale yellow, elliptical, with a regular pattern of dark brown markings (Fig. 50). Spinnerets yellow. All legs yellow with a distinctive pattern of brown to black bands (Fig. 3 D). Spination [shows some variation compared to the pattern reported by Galiano (1962b)], L1, femur with three dorsal and one or two distal dorsolateral spines, tibia and metatarsus each with two or three and two pairs of ventrolateral spines respectively. Similar spination on other legs to L1 except L4 (sometimes L3) has one spine on the patella, L2–4 tibia has three pairs of ventrolateral spines. Palp: Tegulum (Figs 53–54) trapezoidal with small proximal retrolateral lobe, embolus very small, curved. Tibial apophysis with a distinct shelf. Dimensions: CL 1.76±0.20 (8), EFL 0.71±0.05 (8), CW 1.18±0.11 (8), AEW 1.18±0.06 (8), AMEW 0.73±0.06 (8), PEW 1.14±0.07 (8), SL 0.77±0.09 (8), (P4+T4) 1.21±0.15 (8).
Female: Cephalothorax; brown, PLE and ALE surroundings black, pars thoracica with lighter median strip and a scattering of white pennate hairs on the sides, not darker around lower margin. Clypeus narrow, yellow to light brown. Chelicerae vertical, yellow with light brown proximal areas with two promarginal teeth and one retromarginal tooth. Endites, labium, sternum and ventral abdomen yellow with light brown margins. Abdomen pale yellow, elliptical, with a regular pattern of dark brown markings (Fig. 49). Spinnerets yellow. All legs yellow with a distinctive pattern of brown to black bands (Fig. 3 D). Spination (shows some variation compared to the pattern reported by Galiano 1962b), L1, femur with three dorsal and one or two distal dorsolateral spines, tibia and metatarsus each with two or three and two pairs of ventrolateral spines respectively. Similar spination on other legs to L1, except L4 (sometimes L3) has one spine on the patella, L2–4 tibia has three pairs of ventrolateral spines. Epigynum (Figs 51–52): poorly sclerotised, with two widely separated fossae oriented outwards and with distinctive, well separated copulatory openings. Insemination ducts relatively short and direct, spermathecae round, with pointed fertilization duct on anterior edge, smaller than the fossae. Dimensions: CL 1.89±0.21 (13), EFL 0.79±0.07 (13), CW 1.36±0.13 (13), AEW 1.27±0.11 (13), AMEW 0.79±0.07 (13), PEW 1.28±0.09 (13), SL 0.86±0.10 (13), (P4+T4) 1.39±0.15 (13).
Distribution. Known from widely scattered localities in Chile and Argentina (Fig. 55).
description: Published as part of Barry J. Richardson, 2010, A Review of the Jumping Spider Fauna (Araneae: Salticidae) of Chile, pp. 1-49 in Zootaxa 2418 on pages 22-24, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.194411