Stenohya papillata Zhao, Guo & Zhang 2024

Stenohya papillata Zhao, Guo & Zhang, 2024 (乳ĸ狭伪$) Figs 1.7, 69Q, 70V Stenohya papillata Zhao et al., 2024: 114–122, figs 7–12. Diagnosis Male pedipalpal femur with several big tubercles and a projection in the prolateral position; patella with a triangular protuberance in the prolateral position; chelal hand concave distally on the dorsal side, with 30–33 spinous apophyses on the dorsal side and a papillary projection in the median of the ventral side; femur and patella of leg I enlarged. Female pedipalpal femur 4.76–4.98 times as long as wide; pedipalpal fixed chelal finger with 99–102 teeth. Material examined Holotype CHINA • ♂; Hunan Province, Suining County, Ganchong Village; 26°29′59″ N, 110°08′01″ E; 460 m a.s.l.; 19 Nov. 2023; in leaf litter; Jiaqi Zhao, Jianzhou Sun, Tao Zheng and Songtao Shi leg.; Ps.- MHBU-HN2023111909. Paratypes CHINA • 2 ♂♂, 3 ♀♀; same collection data as for holotype; Ps.- MHBU-HN2023111910–14. Distribution China: Hunan Province. Remarks The most obvious sexual dimorphism of this species is found on the pedipalp and leg I. For the pedipalp: the male femur has several big tubercles and a projection in the prolateral position (female only has a few tubercles prolaterally); the patella has a projection in the prolateral position (female is smooth); the male chelal hand has a papillary projection in the median of the ventral side and 30–33 spinous apophyses on the dorsal side (female is smooth). Leg I of the male is stronger than that of the female.