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Morphometric Analysis of a Trapdoor Spider (Araneae, Idiopidae) across Different Brazilian Biomes Reveals the Geographic Variation of Spiders from the Caatinga Biome

Rafael Fonseca-Ferreira,
Millke Jasmine A. Morales,
Leonardo S. Carvalho and
José Paulo L. Guadanucci

Diversity2023, 15(7), 861;https://doi.org/10.3390/d15070861

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16 July 2023

Widespread species are exposed to different environmental drivers and can consequently present variations in body shape and/or size. Trapdoor spiders of the genus Idiops are generally associated with a sedentary lifestyle and limited dispersion. Howe...

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On Some Rare Mygalomorph from Ecuador, with the Description of 16 New Species in Five Families (Mygalomorphae: Actinopodidae, Barychelidae, Halonoproctidae, Idiopidae, and Theraphosidae)

Nadine Dupérré and
Elicio Tapia

Taxonomy2025, 5(3), 35;https://doi.org/10.3390/taxonomy5030035

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2 July 2025

This study on Mygalomorphs from Ecuador revealed an amazing unknown diversity, including the first record of the families Actinopodidae and Halonoproctidae. Here, 16 new species and one new genus are described in five families: in Actinopodidae, Acti...

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