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FIGURE 53 in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURE 53. Single tree of Selenocosmiinae obtained with TNT: RAS & TBR searches with implied weighting (K = 6), length: 72, total fit: 40.75, adjusted homoplasy: 2.25. Node numbers in bold, character numbers above rectangles, character states (state transformations for multi-state characters) below. Hollow rectangles indicate homoplasy, solid rectangles indicate non-homoplasy. Jack-knife resampling values (F)/bremer supports (absolute) provided directly below or above each node number. Species marked with * are transferred to their respective genera.
FIGURES 51a–52b. 51a,b in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 51a–52b. 51a,b. Orphnaecus species, female, QM S83783. 51a. left maxillae, prolateral view. 51b. Orphnaecus species, female, QM S83783, strikers, retrolateral view. 52a. Selenocosmia javanensis (Walckenaer 1837), female, QM S83754, left maxillae, prolateral view. 52b. S. javanensis female QM S83754, strikers, retrolateral view. Photos: S. Nunn.
FIGURES 49a–50b. 49a,b in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 49a–50b. 49a,b. Haplocosmia himalayana (Pocock 1899), holotype female, NHM 1899.8.19.3. 49a. Right maxillae (inverted), prolateral view. 49b. Right chelicerae, prolateral view. 50a,b. Chilobrachys sericeus (Thorell 1895), syntype male, NHM 1895.9.21.21. 50a. Left maxillae, prolateral view. 50b. Left strikers, retrolateral view. Photos: R. Raven.
FIGURES 28–36. 28a–b in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 28–36. 28a–b: a. Poecilotheria tigrinawesseli Smith 2006, male, embolus, retrolateral view. b. P. tigrinawesseli, female, spermatheca, dorsal view. 29. Phlogiellus watasei (Kishida 1920), female, dorsal habitus. 30. Chilobrachys fimbriatus Pocock 1899, holotype female, NHM 1899.11.2.22, spermatheca, dorsal view. 31a–b: a. Chilobrachys andersoni (Pocock 1895), paratype male, NHM 1895.9.21.21, embolus, retrolateral view. b. Chilobrachys andersoni, holotype female, NHM 1891.10.15.6, spermatheca, dorsal view. 32. Haplocosmia nepalensis Schmidt & von Wirth 1996, male, QM S83827, embolus, retrolateral view. 33. Phlogiellus atriceps Pocock 1897, paratype female, NHM 1897.11.1.6–7, spermatheca, dorsal view. 34. Phlogiellus baeri (Simon 1877), male, QM S83789, embolus, retrolateral view. 35a–c: a. Orphnaecus pellitus Simon 1892, syntype male, MNHN AR4678, embolus, retrolateral view. b. Orphnaecus pellitus, paratype female, MNHN AR4678, spermatheca, dorsal view. c. Orphnaecus pellitus, female, dorsal habitus. 36. Orphnaecus philippinus (Schmidt 1999), female, QM S83833, spermatheca, dorsal view. Abbreviations: A—apical keel, BL—basal lobe, PI—prolateral inferior keel, PS—prolateral superior keel, Rretrolateral keel, RCR—reverse corkscrew retrolateral keel, SA—sub-apical keel. Illustrations: S. Nunn.
FIGURES 37–45. 37a–b in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 37–45. 37a–b: a. Lyrognathus crotalus Pocock 1895, male, QM S88361, embolus, retrolateral view. b. Lyrognathus crotalus, female, QM S88362, spermatheca, dorsal view. 38a–c: a. Lyrognathus lessunda West & Nunn 2010, paratype male, QM S74066, embolus, retrolateral view. b. Lyrognathus lessunda, holotype female, QM S74067, spermatheca, dorsal view. c. Lyrognathus lessunda, holotype female, QM S74067, habitus, dorsal view. 39. Psednocnemis davidgohi sp. nov., paratype male, QM S88022, embolus, retrolateral view. 40. Psednocnemis jeremyhuffi (West & Nunn 2010), paratype female, QM S88071, spermatheca, dorsal view. 41. Coremiocnemis obscura West & Nunn 2010, male, QM S88360, embolus, retrolateral view. 42. Coremiocnemis hoggi West & Nunn 2010, paratype female, QM S74074, dorsal habitus. 43. Coremiocnemis kotacana West & Nunn 2010, holotype female, QM S83759, spermatheca, dorsal view. 44a–b: a. Selenocosmia javanensis (Walckenaer 1837), male, NHMW 173 embolus, retrolateral view. b. Selenocosmia javanensis, female, QM S88355, spermatheca, dorsal view. 45. Selenocosmia species (A), female, RMBR ZRC.ARA.02, spermatheca, dorsal view. Abbreviations: AC—apical spiral curl, LTE—lanceolate terete embolus, RBL—reduced basal lobe, RR—reduced retrolateral keel, TE—terete embolus. Illustrations: S. Nunn.
FIGURES 46–48. Poecilotheria species. 46. P. metallica Pocock 1899 in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 46–48. Poecilotheria species. 46. P. metallica Pocock 1899, female, in life, Nallamala Range, Pradesh, India, dorsal view. 47. P. f o r m o s a Pocock 1899, holotype female, NHM 1898.10.10.1–2, right maxillae (inverted), prolateral view. 48. P. metallica, female, QM S88462, left strikers, retrolateral view. Photos: 46 R. West; 47 D. Court; 48 S. Nunn.
FIGURES 14–20 in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 14–20. Psednocnemis davidgohi sp. nov., holotype female, QM S88303. 14. Left intercheliceral pegs, prolateral view. 15. Left proximomedial retrolateral cheliceral spine cluster. 16. Close up of intercheliceral pegs. 17. Left patella and tibia IV, dorsal view. 18. Left metatarsus and tarsus IV, prolateral view. 19. Left metatarsus and tarsus IV, retrolateral view. 20. Left metatarsus and tarsus IV, ventral view. Scale bar = 10 mm for 17–19; 5 mm for 20; 2 mm for 14 and 15; 1 mm for 16. Photos: S. Nunn.
FIGURES 21–23 in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 21–23. Psednocnemis davidgohi sp. nov., holotype female, QM S88303. 21. Left tarsus IV, ventral view. 22. Left tarsus and metatarsus I, retrolateral view. 23. Left coxa II and III, lateral view. Scale bar = 10 mm for 22; 5 mm for 21; 2 mm for 23. Photos: S. Nunn.
FIGURES 8–13 in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 8–13. Psednocnemis davidgohi sp. nov., holotype female, QM S88303. 8. Left maxilla, prolateral view. 9. Maxillary lyra, prolateral view. 10. Left chelicera, retrolateral view. 11. Left chelicera, prolateral view. 12. Cheliceral strikers, retrolateral view. 13. Left cheliceral teeth. Scale bar = 10 mm for 10 and 11; 5 mm for 8, 12 and 13; 2 mm for 9. Photos: S. Nunn.
FIGURES 24–26 in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 24–26. Psednocnemis davidgohi sp. nov., biotope (24) and burrows (25, 26), Fraser's Hill, Selangor, West Malaysia. Photos: 24 R. West; 25, 26 S. Hogg.
FIGURES 54–55. 54 in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 54–55. 54. Distribution of Selenocosmiinae. 55. Gondwana 250 Ma and present distribution of Selenocosmiinae.
FIGURES 2–7 in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 2–7. Psednocnemis davidgohi sp. nov., holotype female, QM S88303. 2. Carapace, dorsal view. 3. Eyes, dorsal view. 4. Labium, ventral view. 5. Sternum, labium, maxilla and coxae, ventral view. 6. Spermatheca, ventral view. 7. Abdomen, dorsal view. Scale bar = 10 mm for 2, 5 and 7; 5 mm for 4; 2 mm for 3; 1 mm for 6. Photos: S. Nunn.
FIGURES 1a–b in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURES 1a–b. Psednocnemis davidgohi sp. nov., a. Holotype female, QM S88303, in life, from Fraser's Hill, Selangor, West Malaysia. b. Paratype male, QM S88022, in life, from Fraser's Hill, Selangor, West Malaysia. Photos: R. West.
FIGURE 27 in A new tarantula genus, Psednocnemis, from West Malaysia (Araneae: Theraphosidae), with cladistic analyses and biogeography of Selenocosmiinae Simon 1889
FIGURE 27. Map showing records of Psednocnemis gen. nov. species in South-east Asia.
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