Specimen 482640
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Specimen Record: [482640] Desis formidabilis hierarchy

Contributor:Martín Ramírezemail
Submitter:Martín Ramírezemail
Group:SpiderAToL
Date Submitted:2009-10-14
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Last Modified:2011-07-17
Publish Date:2010-10-14
County: Simon's Town District
DateIdentified: Sat Feb 01 13:20:33 EST 2003
ImagingInstitution: California Academy of Sciences
ImagingLocation: San Francisco
MountedParts: palpus
PreparationAuthor: Charles Griswold
Preparations: temporary mount, KOH expanded
VoucherAvailable: Yes

Specimen Id: 482640
Basis of Record: Specimen
Sex: male
Form: unknown
Type Status:
Stage: unknown
DeterminedBy: L. Prendini
Determination Notes:


Morphbank biodiversity NSF FSU Florida State University SpiderAToL L. Prendini digital photo Palp, expanded (male) copulatory bulb > male palp > appendages cephalothorax > cephalothorax prolateral proper male Unspecified L. Prendini and E. Scott Unspecified South Africa Western Cape Prov. Simon's Town District Die Kom, Kommetjie, Cape Peninsula Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales Animalia Arthropoda Chelicerata Arachnida Araneae Araneomorphae Desidae Desis Desis formidabilis
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Collection


Collector: L. Prendini and E. Scott
Institution: AMNH
Collection Code: CASENT9020331
Date Collected: 2003-04-16

Locality

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Locality Id: 482641
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Country: South Africa
State/Province: Western Cape Prov.
County: Simon's Town District
Locality: Die Kom, Kommetjie, Cape Peninsula
Latitude: -34.14142
Longitude: 18.32185
Elevation (m): 0
Depth (m):

Determination



Kingdom:Animalia  
Phylum:Arthropoda  
Class:Arachnida  
Order:Araneae  
Family:Desidae  
Genus:Desis  
Species:Desis formidabilis  

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