The Goblin Spider Genus Zyngoonops (Araneae, Oonopidae), With Notes On Related Taxa Author Fannes, Wouter text Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2013 2013-06-18 2013 379 1 117 http://www.bioone.org/doi/10.1206/805.1 journal article 10.1206/805.1 0003-0090 5403438 Zyngoonops moffetti , new species Figures 8–13 , 105B ; map 1 TYPES: Female holotype : D.R.C., Kivu , Mt. Lubwe SE de Butembo, 00 ° 029N , 029 ° 189E, April 13, 1971 , dans bois mort, elev. 2380 m , Lejeune M. (PBI_OON 28853, MRAC 138.919). Paratypes : same data (PBI_OON 33808, MRAC 230.781), 3 females . Fig. 4. Zyngoonops clandestinus Benoit , female. A. Chelicerae, anterior view. B. Same, detail, showing short, apically pointed setae (arrowheads). C. Same, detail of short, apically pointed seta. D. Labium, ventral view. E. Right endite, ventral view. F. Same, detail, showing setae 1–3 (arrowheads) and setae 4–6 (s4–6). Scale bars: 5 Mm (C, F), 15 Mm (B, D, E), 30 Mm (A). Fig. 5. Zyngoonops clandestinus Benoit , female. A. Pedipalp, prolateral view. B. Same, retrolateral view. C. Trichobothrial base from palpal tibia, dorsal view. D. Pedicel tube, ventral view. Arrowheads: ventral lip. Note that the lip is constricted medially. E. Same, detail of ventral lip. F. Pedicel tube, lateral view. Arrowhead: ventral lip. Scale bars: 1 Mm (C), 5 Mm (E), 10 Mm (D, F), 25 Mm (A, B). Fig. 6. Zyngoonops clandestinus Benoit , female, tarsal organs, dorsal view. A. Leg I. B. Leg II. C. Leg III. D. Leg IV. E. Pedipalp. Scale bars: 1 Mm. ETYMOLOGY: Named after the English naturalist Thomas Moffett (1553–1604), who wrote extensively on insects and spiders. DIAGNOSIS: Females resemble those of Z. clandestinus but have a shorter epigastric scape (figs. 8G, 13B, C, 105B). MALE: Unknown. FEMALE (figs. 8–13, 105B): TL 1.40. Habitus as in figure 8A, B. Carapace microsculpture very shallow. Two small, round to oval eyes, less than one diameter apart (fig. 10B). Prongs as in figure 10C–F. Abdomen elongated ovoid. Booklung covers medium sized. Ventral lip as in figure 12A–C, with ridges weakly developed. DS small, ovoid, covering only 1/4 of abdomen length (fig. 8B). PES short, leaving more than half of ventral abdomen uncovered (fig. 8E). Lateral apodemes of medium length. Epigas- tric scape relatively short, with a small opening in the ventral surface (fig. 13B, C). Internal genitalia as in figure 13D–F. Genital pouch present (fig. 13D, E). Genital duct with apparently only one or two coils (fig. 13D–F). OTHER MATERIAL EXAMINED: None. DISTRIBUTION: Known only from the type locality in the Kivu region , D.R.C. (map 1).