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Pellenes
Wayne Maddison
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- Pellenes aethiopicus
- Pellenes allegri
- Pellenes apacheus
- Pellenes arcigerus
- Pellenes beani
- Pellenes brevis
- Pellenes campylophorus
- Pellenes canosus
- Pellenes cinctipes
- Pellenes corticolens
- Pellenes crandalli
- Pellenes dahli
- Pellenes denisi
- Pellenes dorsalis
- Pellenes dubitatus
- Pellenes durieui
- Pellenes dyali
- Pellenes epularis
- Pellenes flavipalpis
- Pellenes frischii
- Pellenes geniculatus
- Pellenes gobiensis
- Pellenes grammaticus
- Pellenes hadaensis
- Pellenes hedjazensis
- Pellenes iforhasorum
- Pellenes ignifrons
- Pellenes inexcultus
- Pellenes kulabicus
- Pellenes lapponicus
- Pellenes levaillanti
- Pellenes levii
- Pellenes limatus
- Pellenes limbatus
- Pellenes longimanus
- Pellenes luteus
- Pellenes maderianus
- Pellenes mimicus
- Pellenes minimus
- Pellenes nigrociliatus
- Pellenes obliquostriatus
- Pellenes ostrinus
- Pellenes peninsularis
- Pellenes peregrinus
- Pellenes perexcultus
- Pellenes placidus
- Pellenes purcelli
- Pellenes ravoisiaei
- Pellenes rufoclypeatus
- Pellenes seriatus
- Pellenes shoshonensis
- Pellenes simoni
- Pellenes tocharistanus
- Pellenes tripunctatus
- Pellenes unipunctus
- Pellenes univittatus
- Pellenes washonus
- Pellenes wrighti
Containing group: Pelleninae
Introduction
Usually black (in desert or prairie habitats may be pale) ground-dwelling salticids with central pale chevronned stripe on abdomen. Related to Habronattus but males lack ornaments except sometimes reddish face and slightly hairy and enlarged first legs. Like Habronattus, third leg patella+tibia longer than same fo fourth leg. The genitalia are distinctive, with an embolus fixed the the tegulum. Ground dwelling in similar habitats as Habronattus, but concentrated in the North and higher elevations. One of the few holarctic genera of salticids.Information on the Internet
Proszynski's Catalogue entry for PellenesTitle Illustrations
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Wayne Maddison
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Citing this page:
Maddison, Wayne. 1995. Pellenes. Version 01 January 1995 (under construction). http://tolweb.org/Pellenes/3071/1995.01.01 in The Tree of Life Web Project, http://tolweb.org/
