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Müller, 1776
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Material examined:
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6059, SV, Gästrikland, male;
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without number, Neuman coll., Gotland, female;
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6060 SV Smaland, female.
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Discussion: This species has been very often cited, recorded and also figured in the literature (for detailed accounts see
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,
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). However, there is still little information concerning measurements and general morphology of males ­ previous authors were content with defining the species by its large size and the particular, namegiving colour pattern of the dorsal idiosoma (e.g.
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). Further characteristics in the re­examined specimens concern the presence of rod­shaped frontal sclerites flanking the postocularia (L
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male,&gt;
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females) and two to three minute sclerite dots halfway between pre­ and postocularia; 6­8 setae on Cx­4; the gnathosoma with very long, weakly curved rostrum (L ratio gnathosomal rostrum/base&gt; 1.5) in dorsal view distinctly set of from the base; a slender palp (L/H P­2&gt; 1.5, P­3&gt; 3.5) with high numbers of short setae on the dorsal surface of P­2 and 5­10 longer hair setae on the medial surface of P­3, but absence of setae from P­1. Important measurements are as follows. Male: Coxal field L 2000; frontal sclerite L 400, genital field L/W 880/840; gnathosomal base 660, rostrum 1000; chelicera L 2200, palp total L 1730, segments L/H P­1 300/460 (0.65), P­2 500/280 (1.79), P­3 620/140 (4.43), P­4 220/90 (2.44), P­5 L/H 90/40 (2.25); P­2 with 18 dorsal and six lateral, P­3 with three dorsal and eight lateral setae. Females: Coxal field L 23002600; frontal sclerite L 560620, genital field L/W 630700/8401000; gnathosomal base 800, rostrum 1600; chelicera L 2800, palp total L 22802410, segments L/H P­1 400420/590640 (0.660.68), P­2 670710/370380 (1.811.87, P­3 850930/190195 (4.474.77), P­4 250/110 (2.27), P­5 L/H 100110/ 5060 (1.672.20); P­2 with 1315 dorsal and two lateral, P­3 with three to eight dorsal and four to five lateral setae.
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Together with the similar
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and
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<emphasis id="B92AB36DB043FFE2FCC9FD7FFC368298" box="[823,1001,724,749]" italics="true" pageId="8" pageNumber="43">H. bulgarensis</emphasis>
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,
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forms a morphologically distinct species group. All other European species are minor in dimensions, have muscle attachment sclerites associated with the preocularia, only one seta on Cx­4, a shorter gnathosomal rostrum, stouter palps, a less dense setation on P­2 (dorsally) and P­3 (medially), and often a dorsodistal seta on P­1.
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