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<taxonomicName id="33810F41853F17E08432CA44D16FF674" ID-CoL="6S8W2" authority="Gertsch" authorityName="Gertsch" class="Arachnida" family="Nesticidae" genus="Nesticus" higherTaxonomySource="CoL" kingdom="Animalia" order="Araneae" pageId="7" pageNumber="8" phylum="Arthropoda" rank="species" species="stygius">Nesticus stygius Gertsch</taxonomicName>
1984
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<paragraph id="2704F7809B120B48DDE75D5F99670DCD" box="[206,325,782,802]" pageId="7" pageNumber="8" type="mainText">Figs. 1, 11-12</paragraph>
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1984: 36, figs. 170 -172.
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Material Examined:
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. -
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,
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:
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:
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</collectingCounty>
<location id="B9A246713706BE648C13B350A8F7FF8B" LSID="urn:lsid:plazi:treatment:0AC231644F5E17805FEEC6998C9E3766:B9A246713706BE648C13B350A8F7FF8B" country="U. S. A" county="Overton County" name="Obe Lee Cave" stateProvince="Tennessee">Obe Lee Cave,</location>
coll.
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&amp;
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(housed at
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).
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Additional Type Locality Material Examined. - Male and female,
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:
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:
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36°12
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N,
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85°15
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W,
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elev. ~
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coll.
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&amp;
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(
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specimen
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;
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specimen
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).
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<materialsCitation id="79325AB5C988B3CCF66ED616C33358FD" ID-GBIF-Occurrence="923901654" collectingDate="1991-10-01" collectionCode="MCH" collectorName="M. Hedin, K. Crandall &amp; A. Gerber" country="U. S. A" county="Overton County" elevation="275 meters" latitude="36.4925" location="Raven Bluff Cave, NW of Allons" longLatPrecision="1" longitude="-85.36" specimenCode=" 1018" specimenCount="1" specimenCount-female="1" stateProvince="Tennessee" typeStatus="Other material">
Other Material Examined. -
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:
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36°29
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N,
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85°21
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W,
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elev. ~
<elevation id="8EF13D7876949D46A2F5577DB40BC073">275 meters,</elevation>
coll.
<date id="A302CFAB26DB7C0AA8261B8AA42A9C07" value="1991-10-01">
<collectingDate id="ADF98E2CD107CA89A645130CA021952B" value="1991-10-01">1 October 1991,</collectingDate>
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<collectorName id="9FA14BE5BA9184835E4B89F441DA30ED">M. Hedin,</collectorName>
<collectorName id="4C7E3160D2DC3F3D5FC63A707AF15921">K. Crandall &amp; A. Gerber</collectorName>
(
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<specimenCount id="70CBD51AE674283FB87EFD71D8BA846D" type="female">female</specimenCount>
specimen
<specimenCode id="B9F66145F264A30356B546AD84F9EB8C">#1018</specimenCode>
;
</materialsCitation>
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<specimenCount id="9952B4464D407E51CC773FDC3B99A57B" type="male">male</specimenCount>
specimens
<specimenCode id="CDA2E07737F070FE3CFF3202B2143823">#1019</specimenCode>
,
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<specimenCode id="9ED59EF7E26C346BFC31D9D560375F63">#1020</specimenCode>
)
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.
</paragraph>
</subSubSection>
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<paragraph id="24E856D68BDB12C84A607BF2EF835FB3" box="[206,1009,1215,1267]" pageId="7" pageNumber="8" type="mainText">Remarks. - Gertsch (1984) lists a female from Webb Cave, Putnam County, Tennessee. Webb Cave is actually in Overton County.</paragraph>
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Diagnosis. - The troglomorphic features of
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readily distinguish this species from smaller, surface-dwelling
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Nesticus
<authority id="3C2D247C6D99A9E32F07FC1B12DA0E57" pageId="7" pageNumber="8">found</authority>
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further east and north in the Appalachians. Compared to other large-bodied Appalachian troglomorphs, males of this species are distinguished by the unique shape of the dorsal paracymbial process (Fig. 11), and the distinctive thickened and chisel-like tegular apophysis (Fig. 12). The narrow median septum and bulging posteriolateral edges of the epigynum distinguish females (Gertsch 1984).
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<pageBreakToken id="438B46CC6FBDCD807443A5568A533F04" pageId="8" pageNumber="9" start="start">FIGURES</pageBreakToken>
11 &amp; 12. - Left palp of
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N. stygius
<authority id="2A0ECCEB002807FB41650CEA60CF6B21" pageId="8" pageNumber="9">, Tennessee,</authority>
</taxonomicName>
Overton Co., Obe Lee Cave,
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male specimen #1882. Fig. 11: dorsal view, Fig. 12 ventral view.
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Description of male from
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locality (
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male specimen #1882) (Figs. 11 &amp; 12; Table 1). - Color of appendages and cephalothorax uniform in coloration, approximating HTML color &quot;dark orange&quot; (#
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8
<collectionCode id="664AFEC8DDBAB12C3807335400520B79">C</collectionCode>
00). Abdomen darker, more flesh-colored, between &quot;dark salmon&quot; (#
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9967
<collectionCode id="995EB841891882DE990FCDE236FDAFB8">A</collectionCode>
) and
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(#808080). Lenses of secondary eyes evident, without pigmentation. No external evidence of median eyes. Leg formula 1423. Legs very long, leg I over 11 times longer than carapace width. Paracymbium of male palpus with translucent dorsal process, bowed dorsally, forward, wide at base then narrowing towards tip, shaped like a
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head. Small paradistal process, distal paracymbium with fine serrations. Ventral paracymbium without modification. Tegular apophysis of palp well-sclerotized, thickened, blade-like, curving anteriorly. Small cuticular process arising near posterior origin of tegular apophysis. Median apophysis semi-translucent, approximately triangular, anterioromedial edge thickened.
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Redescription of female from
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locality (
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Natural History. - Both Obe Lee and Raven Bluff caves are moist caves, Raven Bluff with a small (permanent?) stream, Obe Lee with a wet weather stream that flows into the mouth. Spiders were found beyond the twilight zone in both caves, occupying vertically-oriented webs in relatively high humidity crevices along cave walls. A female collected on
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<paragraph id="AD6C2245E305AE090FD8EAFA7FC8DABA" box="[206,1009,565,617]" pageId="9" pageNumber="10" type="mainText">Distribution. - This species is known only from four caves on the western margin of the Cumberland Plateau in Overton county, north-central Tennessee (Fig. 1).</paragraph>
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DNA sequences. - Mitochondrial
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