| Archive for scabies.myfreeforum.org Southern California Arachnid, Bug, Invertebrate, Entomological Society |
| cacoseraph |
Brachythele anomala, a USA species?http://research.amnh.org/entomology/spiders/catalog/NEMESIIDAE.html
interesting! i thought Brachythele was not a USA or even NW genus! (remember, longitarus was misplaced in Brachythele)
(not, i had misspelled the species name as "anomola" for a while) - caco |
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| josh_r |
its really too bad they dont have more info on where its found...... USA doesnt help us much  i wonder what these others look like??? i wonder if the other mariposa animals are one of these others??? one of them has a very definted fishbone pattern. really cool looking bug
-josh |
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| cacoseraph |
yeah. USA is *kind of* a big place
i will websearch this species for sure i still am leaning towards some kinda Cyrtauchenidae for that interesting trapless spider you caught |
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| josh_r |
oh man, that thing died! i was very upset.  it was the only one found too. ill just have to go back eh.
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| cacoseraph |
did you plunk it in some alcohol or get some pics?
i am still quite curious as to what it was didn't see any this last trip. just millions of gods rot crickets pretending to be C. theventi. *grinds teeth* |
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| josh_r |
i didnt preserve it. damn...... i was upset and tossed it without thinking. | ||||
| cacoseraph |
then you DEFINITELY have to come collect more | ||||
| cacoseraph |
WEB HITS
** http://www.canadianarachnology.org/data/spiders/1087 * http://zipcodezoo.com/Animals/B/Brachythele_anomala.asp * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nemesiidae_species * http://kaston.transy.edu/spiderlist/nemesiidae.htm <-- USA list? * http://www.speciesaccounts.org/Araneae.htm 0 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brachythele_anomala |
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| cacoseraph |
LIT
Schenkel, E. 1950. Spinnentiere aus dem westlichen Nordamerika, gesammelt von Dr. Hans Schenkel-Rudin. Verh. naturf. Ges. Basel 61: 28-92. wtf Schwendinger, P. J. 1991 Two new trap-door spiders from Thailand (Araneae, Mygalomorphae, Idiopidae). Bull. Br. arachnol. Soc. 8: 233-240. |
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| josh_r |
i wonder where the original records of these guys are?? there has to be specimens and collection data for a name to even exist. maybe we can find out where the records went and directly contact the university or museum or whatever it may be. i think that would be our best shot at finding any real info on these otehr spiders. | ||||
| cacoseraph |
there is the paper cited that we can try to track down. that should have the original description and hopefully where the type material is, yeah | ||||