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Etymology: After the
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locality.
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Diagnosis: The main diagnostic characters of male
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are the relative proportions of the palpal segments and the shape of the embolus (Wunderlich 2004). The bifid tip of the embolus and the embolus length relative to that of the bulb distinguish the new species.
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Description (based primarily on
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): Body length approximately 1.0 mm; carapace
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long,
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wide, domed and without the long, erect setae often observed in other fossil
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. Six eyes in the segestroid position (
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Wunderlich 2004) typical of the genus. Opisthosoma approximately
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long,
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wide. Femur of leg 4 (as seen in the
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) distinctly larger than legs 13; all legs without spines. The pedipalp is clearly visible in the
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: tibia
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long,
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high, the cymbium is small and highly setose, bulb subspherical,
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wide,
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high; embolus
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long with a kink distally and with a bifid tip (
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).
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Fig. 1.
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, holotype PA 759 (lowermost Eocene amber from Le Quesnoy, Paris Basin, France): (A) dorsal view of the specimen in amber, (B) details of the body structures, dorsal view. Abbreviations: (b) bulb, (c) cymbium, (car) carapace, (e) embolus, (fe) femur, (op) opisthosoma, (pp) pedipalp, (ti) tibia. Scale bar 0.5 mm.
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: PA 759, male, visible in dorsal view, opisthosoma collapsed and covered with a white emulsion as commonly observed in Baltic amber inclusions, spinnerets not visible, only third left leg present and only femur and patella can be seen but are not in a position conducive to taking measurements; there is one cyclorraphan fly syninclusion preserved directly below the
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.
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:
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Remarks: This is the first spider species to be described from French amber. Based on the palpal structure and particularly the bifid tip of the embolus, the new species is probably most closely related to
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(see
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, fig. 4, 2004, figs 8km). However, the embolus of
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is longer than the height of the bulb, whereas that of the new species is shorter. The
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was selected based on the exceptional view of the pedipalp (the most important structure for species identification in spiders). However, in this specimen the fourth pair of legs is missing, but these are preserved in the
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and have the thickened femur diagnostic of the genus
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.
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