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,
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(
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,
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;
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(
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,
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,
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;
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(
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), Mae Taeng district, hill evergreen forest,
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,
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,
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,
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;
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(
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,
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,
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,
<date id="A420F4B5593F1A4216D1EC12FEA7FDFA" box="[151,288,614,638]" pageId="5" pageNumber="364" value="2009-12-22">22.XII.2009</date>
.
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<emphasis id="E2EA0E67593F1A421681ECFDFEDAFD26" bold="true" box="[199,349,649,674]" pageId="5" pageNumber="364">Distribution.</emphasis>
This species is known from northern
<collectingCountry id="A88992E5593F1A42154BECFDFCF5FD26" box="[781,882,649,674]" name="Thailand" pageId="5" pageNumber="364">Thailand</collectingCountry>
.
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<emphasis id="E2EA0E67593F1A421681ECD9FEC0FD42" bold="true" box="[199,327,685,710]" pageId="5" pageNumber="364">Etymology</emphasis>
: The new species is named after Catherine Craig, an important and creative scientist who researches the evolution of silk and works to conserve nature by promoting local economies based on silks produced by native insects.
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. Alate male (
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A) (n = 8, mean (range) ± SD): Head width × length 2.0 (1.92.3) ± 0.15 × 1.8 (1.61.9) ±
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; body length 16.6 (15.717.5) ±
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, width 2.2 (2.02.4) ±
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; forewing length 5.6 (4.86.1) ±
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; hind winglength 10.5 (10.211.5) ±
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Head capsule as broad as long (
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Fig.
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I), blackish brown. Eyes grayish purple, paler than cranium. Preclypeal and labral membranes lavender, sclerites dark brown; mandibles dark amber, sclerotized portions of the other mouthparts dark purple, appearing concolorous to the naked eye. Molar angles of mandibles deeply pitched. Submentum trapezoidal. Antennae 30-segmented, black from base through segment 26, segments 27 to 30 white.
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Thorax blackish throughout. Wings with MA forked, black with purple iridescence except for narrow, white interveinal stripes; margins of costa, radial vien and cross-veins pink. All legs entirely blackish.
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basitarsus elongate with only one papilla, plantar setae long (
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L).
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Abdomen dark throughout, terminalia with 10 LP, broad, separate from 10R, 10LP broad basally, gradually arched leftward, evenly tapered to apex. 10R transverse, inner margin ending posteriorly in a blunt 10
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, anteriorly in a dorsal sharp hook backward. Media area of inner side of 10
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with a microspicule next to a protruding hook; EP process long, narrow, overlapping apex of an echinulated projection; LPPT somewhat long, sclerotized (
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J). Right cercus with two subcylindrical segments (RC1 and RC2) (
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J7K). LC1 very short, distally echinulate, expanded and lobed; LC2 shorter, subconical, fused to LC1 (
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J7K).
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Apterous female (
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B) (n = 15, mean (range) ± SD): Head width × length 2.1 (2.02.3) ± 0.19 × 1.9 (1.82.0) ±
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; body length 17.8 (16.518.3) ±
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, width 2.3 (2.12.4) ±
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<paragraph id="D021D275593F1A421681EBB0FD94F9A0" blockId="5.[151,1437,253,2030]" pageId="5" pageNumber="364">Head capsule mostly blackish brown, faintly transversely clouded reddish brown between eyes. Submentum trapezoidal. Antennae 26-segmented, with basal three antennal segments golden, all other segments dark brown except distal five segments white.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="D021D275593F1A421681E85AFE70F909" blockId="5.[151,1437,253,2030]" pageId="5" pageNumber="364">Prothorax dorsally glossy dark brown, legs mostly dark brown except for entirely golden brown tibia; meso- and metathorax and their legs similar in color but tarsi are only partially medium yellowish; membranous areas between thoracic segments tan.</paragraph>
<paragraph id="D021D275593F1A421681E8ECFAB9F973" blockId="5.[151,1437,253,2030]" pageId="5" pageNumber="364">Abdominal terga almost all black, faintly clouded medially with golden brown; pleura creamy white forming a lateral band on each side of the abdomen; cerci entirely black; membranous areas of venter of prothorax creamy white; venter of meso- and meta-thorax and abdomen mottled dark brown; genital sternites glossy black.</paragraph>
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<emphasis id="E2EA0E67593F1A421681E975FEA2F89E" bold="true" box="[199,293,1793,1818]" pageId="5" pageNumber="364">Biology.</emphasis>
Adult females were found hiding within leaf litter on the ground during the dry season in
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. Freshly spun silk tubes appeared pinkish rather than white, the typical color of embiopteran silk. Older silk appeared white but was usually coated with gathered materials, such as in the arboreal colony shown in
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C. The silk tubes in the litter, each holding one insect, fit tightly. These tubes may function as hibernacula, as if the females were aestivating until the rains began. None of the dozens of females found in leaf litter had eggs or nymphs with them. When disturbed by our collecting attempts, they would scurry rapidly into underground retreats. These tactics may provide safety against predators that dig in leaf litter. In areas near creeks or irrigated lawns, colonies were found on tree bark. These colonies appeared to be groups of nymphs, each group perhaps from one family. An egg mass uncovered in a lab colony (
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) revealed the typical style of egg clustering associated with egg-guarding and subsociality in webspinners (
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). The configuration of the egg mass suggests that siblings emerge together and readily form colonies. One particularly large field colony of
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at Doi Inthanon was sequestered within a tree-hole; the silk tubes leading from this retreat to epiphytic lichens indicated that they periodically ventured forth via these tubes to graze. The behavior of this colony suggested to us that they travel back and forth from foraging sites. Further research is warranted to determine whether they cooperate to find fresh food and how they interact with colony-mates.
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