The spiders of Québec: update, additions and corrections Author Paquin, Pierre Author Dupérré, Nadine text Zootaxa 2006 1133 1 37 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.273386 ab61bab7-9fbc-458a-955c-b16711726f4c 1175­5326 273386 Euryopis gertschi Levi 1951 ( Figs 64–68 ) Material examined.— Canada : Québec : Chelsea, Les Collines­de­l’Outaouais, Mont King [ 45°29’N , 75°52’W ] 16.–25.vi.1997 , water trap, 1ɗ, L. LeSage & Lacroix ( CPAD ); Chelsea, Les Collines­de­l’Outaouais, Mont King [ 45°29’N , 75°52’W ] 04.–09.vi.1997 , 1ɗ, L. LeSage & Lacroix ( CPAD ); Chelsea, Les Collines­de­l’Outaouais, Mont King [ 45°29’N , 75°52’W ] 01.–04.vi.1997 , pitfall, 1ɗ, L. LeSage & Lacroix ( CPAD ); Chelsea, Les Collines­de­l’Outaouais, Mont King [ 45°29’N , 75°52’W ] 14.–21.vii.1997 , flight interception trap Red oak litter, 2Ψ, L. LeSage & Lacroix ( CPAD ); Chelsea, Les Collinesde­l’Outaouais, Mont King [ 45°29’N , 75°52’W ] 01.–04.vi.1997 , flight interception trap, 1ɗ, L. LeSage & Lacroix ( CPAD ); Chelsea, Les Collines­de­l’Outaouais, Mont King [ 45°29’N , 75°52’W ] 16.–25.vi.1997 , water pan, 1ɗ, L. LeSage & Lacroix ( CPAD ). Diagnosis.— This species has a recognisable coloration pattern: abdomen black with a distinct series of silvery spots. The males are characterised by a short embolus (E) ( Fig. 66 ) and a spine­like conductor (C) extending beyond the cymbium ( Fig. 66 ). Females are recognised by the general shape of the epigynum (see Fig. 67 ), and the spermathecae (S) and second spermathecae (SS) of about equal size ( Fig. 68 ) ( Levi 1954 ). Distribution.— Québec (present records) and Ontario south to Virginia and Illinois, west to Saskatchewan.