Re-description of the lycosiformis species group of Anyphops Benoit and description of two new species (Araneae, Selenopidae) Author Corronca, J. A. text Journal of Natural History 2005 2005-09-30 39 17 1381 1393 http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00222930400008868 journal article 10.1080/00222930400008868 1464-5262 5214673 Anyphops lucia n. sp. ( Figure 1g –i ; Map 1 ) Type. Female holotype from South Africa , KwaZulu-Natal , St Lucia National Park , Fanies Camp ( 28 ° S , 32 ° 309E), 24 January 1991 , coll. V . D. and B. Roth , CAS . Etymology. The specific name is a noun in apposition referring to the type locality. Diagnosis. Anyphops lucia n. sp. shares with A. lawrencei the presence of a prolateral and longitudinal pale band limited by two grey parallel lines on Fe IV, but the rest of the colour pattern of the body is different ( Figure 1g ). The middle field of the epigynum as a depression is shared with A. lycosifomis and A. natalensis , but in A. lucia n. sp. it is larger and the lateral lobes of the epigynum are undistinguished ( Figure 1h ); the copulatory ducts are long and cross above the spermathecae length as in Figure 1i . Female holotype . Total body length 7.73. Prosoma 3.21 length, 3.21 width. Eye sizes: AME 0.21, ALE 0.14, PME 0.26, PLE 0.28. Opisthosoma 4.05 length, 2.64 width. Leg formula 4321?. Leg spination: Fe II p1.1.1, d1.1.1, r0.1.1, IV p1.1.1, d1.1.1, r1.1.1; Tib II v2.2.2.2, IV p1.0.1, d0.1.0, v2.2.0, r1.0.1; Mt II v2.2.2, IV v2.2.2, r1.1.0. Prosoma redbrown with lateral dark grey irregular markings reaching to the lateral edges, as in Figure 1g . Chelicerae red-brown with a wide longitudinal inner dark brown band. Legs orange-brown, mottled dark grey. Patellae II and IV with dark basal band and Fe IV with a prolateral and longitudinal pale line limited by grey parallel lines. Metatarsus IV with a dark terminal spot. Dorsum of opisthosoma whitish, dotted by grey irregular spots, lateral and posterior portion darker, as in Figure 1g . Venter of the opisthosoma pale yellow-grey. Epigynum and internal structures as in Figure 1h, i . Note. Specimen without legs I and III. Male. Unknown. Distribution. Only type locality.