Revision of Cebrenninus Simon, 1887 with description of one new genus and six new species (Araneae: Thomisidae) Author Suresh P. Benjamin text Revue suisse de Zoologie 2016 123 1 179 200 journal article 38731 10.5281/zenodo.46304 b189b306-f64f-496b-9d26-b43266a993f9 0035-418 98038 Crockeria gen. nov. Type species: Crockeria kinabalu sp. nov. Etymology: The genus is named after William Maunder Crocker ( 1843-1899 ), who was an administrator in Borneo. Diagnosis: Males of Crockeria gen. nov. can be distinguished from males of other Stephanopinae by the following combination of characters: presences of a stalked MA with a concave apex, presence of a sclerotized filiform C, and a broad-based filiform E. Females can be distinguished by the C-shaped CO, short CD and round S. Remarks: Crockeria gen. nov. is most closely related to and likely to be confused with Cebrenninus , Epidius Thorell, 1877 , Ibana Benjamin, 2014 and Pharta Thorell, 1891 , known from the Oriental region. It can be separated from these genera, in addition to the characters given above, as follows: from Cebrenninus by the longer copulatory ducts and lack of ETP; from Epidius by the absence of an elongated male palpal tibia (tibia is longer than the cymbium in Epidius ); from Pharta by the absence of a macro-trichobothrium on the palpal tibia, the absence of serrated tarsal setae, the absences of posterior epigynal pockets and by oval, dual-chambered spermatheca; from Ibana by the combined presences of a MA, C and E. Description: See description of the type species below. Species composition: Crockeria kinabalu sp. nov. and Crockeria laevis ( Thorell, 1890 ) comb. nov. Distribution: Sumatra (Mt Singgalang), Borneo (Sabah: Mt Kinabalu ).