Zametopina Simon 1909

Zametopina Simon, 1909 Type species. Zametopina calceata Simon, 1909. Diagnosis. Zametopina is similar to Nyctimus in habitus, differing in the presence of a unique denticulate process next to the embolus on the male palp (DP in Fig. 18 B). No other oriental thomisid genus possesses this structure. For a detailed diagnosis see Tang et al. (2010). Species composition. Zametopina calceata Simon, 1909 and Zametopina wanliae Lin & Li, 2023.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-10-09
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17306147
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Spider Taxonomy and Behavior Studies
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Zametopina Simon 1909

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Zametopina Simon 1909

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Zametopina Simon, 1909 Type species. Zametopina calceata Simon, 1909. Diagnosis. Zametopina is similar to Nyctimus in habitus, differing in the presence of a unique denticulate process next to the embolus on the male palp (DP in Fig. 18 B). No other oriental thomisid genus possesses this structure. For a detailed diagnosis see Tang et al. (2010). Species composition. Zametopina calceata Simon, 1909 and Zametopina wanliae Lin & Li, 2023.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
IPB University (ID), National Institute of Fundamental Studies (LK), Institute of Zoology (KZ), University of Göttingen (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 34%
Spider Taxonomy and Behavior Studies
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