Phylogenetics and comparative morphology of crab spiders (Araneae: Dionycha, Thomisidae) Author SURESH P. BENJAMIN text Zootaxa 2011 2011-10-28 3080 1 108 journal article 31532 10.5281/zenodo.1049440 c8abda63-6fc9-4569-8e0a-1dca46e0a8eb 1175-5326 1049440 * Epidius binotatus Simon, 1897 Figs 33 A–C, 34A–D, 38E, F Epidius binotatus Simon, 1897b : 491 . Lessert 1930 : 666 , fig 36; Lessert 1943 : 335 , fig 38. Type material: Syntypes of Epidius binotatus : 1 male 1 female 1 juvenile from SIERRA LEONE : ‘Freetown’ ( MNHN 13670/1574), no more data given, examined ( Figs 33 A, 34A, B). Other material examined . CÔTE D’IVOIRE : 1 female , Appouesso, FC Bossematié, rain forest, station 1, 13 September 1995 , R. Jocqué ( MRAC 202642). DR CONGO : 3 females , Sankuru, Komi, no more data given ( MHNG ). 1 male 1 female , Poko, no more data given ( MHNG ). GABON . 1 male , Route Noayon, Sofor, 11 March 1986 , A.Pauly ( MRAC 172.760). Diagnosis. Males can be separated by the hook-shaped E and MA. Both the E and MA are short necked with a rather blunt end ( Figs 33 A–C). Further, the E is much shorter than that of Asian species. Females can be separated by the CO, which face each other, and also by the C-shaped epigyne ( Figs 34 A–D, 38E, F).