Prozercon morazae Ujvari 2011

Prozercon morazae Ujvári, 2011 Prozercon morazae Ujvári, 2011d: 22. Prozercon morazae.—Karaca, 2015: 218: Urhan et al., 2015; 1013; Duran, 2017; 249; Urhan & Duran, 2019: 325; Karaca & Urhan, 2023a: 197; 2023b: 630. Specimens examined. 1 ♂: soil and litter samples under Mount Tabor oak (Quercus ithaburensis), 41º21'N, 26º46'E, 120 m a.s.l., vicinity of Kırcasalih village, Uzunköprü county (Edirne province), 12.04.2014. 1 ♂: soil and litter samples under garland thorn (Paliurus spina-christi), 40º59'N, 27º35'E, 47 m a.s.l., vicinity of Köseilyas village, city center (Tekirdağ province), 21.03.2014. 3 ♀♀: soil and litter samples under juniper (Juniperus sp.) and oak (Quercus sp.), 41º4'N, 27º13'E, 132 m a.s.l., vicinity of Ortaca village, city center (Tekirdağ province), 23.03.2014. 59–05–08: 3 ♀♀, 1 PN: soil, litter and moss samples under juniper (Juniperus sp.), 40º45'N, 26º59'E, 305 m a.s.l., vicinity of Çimendere and Çokal villages, Malkara county (Tekirdağ province), 23.03.2014. Female. Length × width range of idiosoma: 333–352 × 224–238 (n=6). For detailed description, see Ujvári (2011d). Male. Length × width range of idiosoma: 279–295 × 184–189 (n=2). For detailed description, see Ujvári (2011d). Protonymph. Length × width range of idiosoma: 211 × 146 (n=1). For detailed description, see Urhan et al. (2015). Distribution in Türkiye. Kütahya (Urhan et al. 2015; Duran 2017; Urhan & Duran 2019), Edirne, Tekirdağ (Karaca & Urhan 2023a, b). Known distribution. Greece (Ujvári 2011d), Türkiye (Urhan et al. 2015).

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Prozercon morazae Ujvari 2011

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Prozercon morazae Ujvári, 2011 Prozercon morazae Ujvári, 2011d: 22. Prozercon morazae.—Karaca, 2015: 218: Urhan et al., 2015; 1013; Duran, 2017; 249; Urhan & Duran, 2019: 325; Karaca & Urhan, 2023a: 197; 2023b: 630. Specimens examined. 1 ♂: soil and litter samples under Mount Tabor oak (Quercus ithaburensis), 41º21'N, 26º46'E, 120 m a.s.l., vicinity of Kırcasalih village, Uzunköprü county (Edirne province), 12.04.2014. 1 ♂: soil and litter samples under garland thorn (Paliurus spina-christi), 40º59'N, 27º35'E, 47 m a.s.l., vicinity of Köseilyas village, city center (Tekirdağ province), 21.03.2014. 3 ♀♀: soil and litter samples under juniper (Juniperus sp.) and oak (Quercus sp.), 41º4'N, 27º13'E, 132 m a.s.l., vicinity of Ortaca village, city center (Tekirdağ province), 23.03.2014. 59–05–08: 3 ♀♀, 1 PN: soil, litter and moss samples under juniper (Juniperus sp.), 40º45'N, 26º59'E, 305 m a.s.l., vicinity of Çimendere and Çokal villages, Malkara county (Tekirdağ province), 23.03.2014. Female. Length × width range of idiosoma: 333–352 × 224–238 (n=6). For detailed description, see Ujvári (2011d). Male. Length × width range of idiosoma: 279–295 × 184–189 (n=2). For detailed description, see Ujvári (2011d). Protonymph. Length × width range of idiosoma: 211 × 146 (n=1). For detailed description, see Urhan et al. (2015). Distribution in Türkiye. Kütahya (Urhan et al. 2015; Duran 2017; Urhan & Duran 2019), Edirne, Tekirdağ (Karaca & Urhan 2023a, b). Known distribution. Greece (Ujvári 2011d), Türkiye (Urhan et al. 2015).

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