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  • 1Department of Biology; Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences; University of Prishtina; Mother Teresa street p.n.; 10000 Prishtinë; Republic of Kosovo; Arachnology Research Association; 124 City Road; London; ECIV 2NX; United Kingdom; Fundación Ariguanabo; 4111; Calle 58; e/ ave. 41 y ave. 43; San Antonio de los Baños; Provincia Artemisa c.p. 18100; Cuba; Centro de Investigaciones Biológicas de Honduras (CIBIOH); 5to piso edificio palmira; Departamento Francisco Morazán; Tegucigalpa; Honduras. danni.sherwood@hotmail.com.

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