Description of two new species of Magnispina and a new hypothesis of phylogenetic relationships for Heteropachylinae (Opiliones: Laniatores: Gonyleptidae) Author Gueratto, Caio Author Mendes, Amanda Cruz Author Pinto-Da-Rocha, Ricardo text Zootaxa 2017 4300 2 180 194 journal article 32573 10.11646/zootaxa.4300.2.2 0a4fd93c-e2a3-4777-b14b-2f85a86d2cf3 1175-5326 838095 2BEAB50A-B2D8-4D1B-8109-417552909C2B Magnispina Mendes, 2011 Magnispina Mendes 2011 : 448 [type species: Magnispina neptunus Mendes, 2011 , by original designation] Distribution. It occurs from Northern Espírito Santo State (São Mateus) to Southern Bahia State (Camacan, Ilhéus, Jussari and Una). Type species: Magnispina neptunus Mendes, 2011 ( Fig. 6 A–B), by original designation. Diagnosis. Three dorsal scutum areas; dorsal scutum area III with a pair of well-developed paramedian tubercles. Free tergite II with robust, spiniform median apophysis; Free tergite III without a longitudinal keel. Dorsal anal operculum tuberculate. Ventral anal operculum with well-developed tubercles, some of them irregularly shaped. Calcaneus I same colored as the rest of the podomere and less than half of metatarsus I length. Femur IV curved (convex side outwards) in dorsal view. Penis with dorsal digitiform process of glans; ventral plate with 1 pair of MS A, MS B absent, 3–4 pairs of MS C, 1 pair of MS D, and 2 ventral pairs of reduced MS E.