A survey of the Sumatran Ctenidae (Araneae). 3. Amauropelma mariae sp. n., one of the tiniest species of the genus
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.A new spider species, Amauropelma mariae, was discovered in Sumatra, Indonesia. This finding expands our knowledge of the Amauropelma genus and its distribution.
Area Of Science
- Zoology
- Taxonomy
- Biodiversity research
Background
- The genus Amauropelma comprises a group of spiders with limited documented distribution.
- Accurate species identification and mapping are crucial for understanding arachnid biodiversity and conservation needs.
Purpose Of The Study
- To formally describe a new species of Amauropelma spider discovered on Sumatra Island.
- To provide detailed morphological descriptions and illustrations of the new species for taxonomic reference.
- To compile and visualize the distribution of all known Amauropelma species.
Main Methods
- Morphological examination of male and female specimens.
- Detailed illustration and description of diagnostic features.
- Geographic data compilation from new records and existing literature.
- Creation of a distribution map for the Amauropelma genus.
Main Results
- A new species, Amauropelma mariae sp. n., is described from Sumatra, Indonesia.
- Detailed illustrations and descriptions are provided for both sexes of the new species.
- A comprehensive distribution map of all known Amauropelma species has been generated.
Conclusions
- The discovery of Amauropelma mariae sp. n. highlights the potential for new species discoveries in Sumatra.
- The updated distribution map provides valuable insights into the biogeography of the Amauropelma genus.
- This research contributes to the ongoing documentation of arachnid diversity in Southeast Asia.
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