Zodarion Walckenaer 1826

Genus Zodarion Walckenaer, 1826 Type species: Enyo nitida Audouin, 1826 Genus diagnosis and species composition: See Bosmans (1994) and World Spider Catalog (2025). Species groups and species composition The species groups are provided, along with additional details on diagnostic characters. The species groups are listed alphabetically, with the included species also presented in alphabetical order. The elegans group in Iberia Diagnosis: The Iberian members of this group share the following characters: tibial apophysis longer than wide, either terminally toothed or apically extended. Median apophysis beak- or hook-shaped, but with noticeable variation. Embolus always with a subterminal tooth. Epigyne very variable, with one or two copulatory openings. Pits often not well visible. Species included: Z. affine (Simon, 1870), Z. beticum Denis, 1957, Z. diatretum Denis, 1935, Z. elegans (Simon, 1873), Z. maculatum (Simon, 1870), Z. mallorca Bosmans, 1994, Z. marginiceps Simon, 1914, Z. murphyorum Bosmans, 1994, Z. pseudoelegans Denis, 1934, Z. sanchezi Shafaie and Pekár sp. n., Z. valentii Bosmans, Loverre and Addante, 2019, Z. vanimpei Bosmans, 1994.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-05
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17006776
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Zodarion Walckenaer 1826

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Abstract

Genus Zodarion Walckenaer, 1826 Type species: Enyo nitida Audouin, 1826 Genus diagnosis and species composition: See Bosmans (1994) and World Spider Catalog (2025). Species groups and species composition The species groups are provided, along with additional details on diagnostic characters. The species groups are listed alphabetically, with the included species also presented in alphabetical order. The elegans group in Iberia Diagnosis: The Iberian members of this group share the following characters: tibial apophysis longer than wide, either terminally toothed or apically extended. Median apophysis beak- or hook-shaped, but with noticeable variation. Embolus always with a subterminal tooth. Epigyne very variable, with one or two copulatory openings. Pits often not well visible. Species included: Z. affine (Simon, 1870), Z. beticum Denis, 1957, Z. diatretum Denis, 1935, Z. elegans (Simon, 1873), Z. maculatum (Simon, 1870), Z. mallorca Bosmans, 1994, Z. marginiceps Simon, 1914, Z. murphyorum Bosmans, 1994, Z. pseudoelegans Denis, 1934, Z. sanchezi Shafaie and Pekár sp. n., Z. valentii Bosmans, Loverre and Addante, 2019, Z. vanimpei Bosmans, 1994.

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