Welcome Locality Data Entry        | Links | About Oonopidae | Outreach | Sign In  Home | Project Description | Investigators | Species Pages | Home >> Species Pages >> OONOPIDAE SPECIES DESCRIPTION (1) List all species      OR       (2) Search by: Select the genus -- Amazoonops Antoonops Aposphragisma Aprusia Aschnaoonops Australoonops [Basibulbus] Bidysderina Bipoonops Birabenella Brignolia Camptoscaphiella Cavisternum Costarina Cousinea Coxapopha Dalmasula Dysderina Dysderoides Emboonops Epectris Escaphiella Gamasomorpha Gradunguloonops Guaraguaoonops Guatemoonops Heteroonops Hexapopha Himalayana Hortoonops Ischnothyreus Kapitia Khamiscar Khamisia Khamisina Khamisoides Longoonops Malagiella Melchisedec Molotra Neotrops Neoxyphinus Niarchos Noideattella Noonops Oonopoides Oonops Opopaea Orchestina Paradysderina Pelicinus Pescennina Ponsoonops Predatoroonops Prethopalpus Prodysderina Pseudodysderina Puan Reductoonops Scaphidysderina Scaphiella Scaphioides Scaphios Semidysderina Sicariomorpha Silhouettella Simlops Simonoonops Stenoonops Sulsula Tapinesthis Tinadysderina Tolegnaro Toloonops Triaeris Tridysderina Trilacuna Varioonops Volborattella Xestaspis Xyphinus Zyngoonops Select the species All species churchillae damieu deelemanae duong johor khao koghis lachivala madurai marmoratus monteithi penang raveni sayam schwendingeri sengleti tham (Female redundant descriptions removed) Pelicinus penang       Get publication             Female (PBI_OON 12651). Total length 1.93. CEPHALOTHORAX: Female palp spines absent. ABDOMEN: dorsum soft portions with scattered, large dark markings visible through dorsal scutum. Pedicel scuto-pedicel region with about four transverse ridges, all medially interrupted. LEGS: Leg spines . Tarsi I to IV superior claws tooth not examined in detail. Trichobothria not examined. GENITALIA: Dorsal view: squiggled portion of anterior duct with dorsal projection reaching almost to arms of T-shaped sclerite. Pelicinus penang, female abdomen, anterior view (image by ND, specimen ID: ---12651) Pelicpenanfpabda12651ND.tif Pelicinus penang, female abdomen, ventral view (image by ND, specimen ID: ---12651) Pelicpenanfpabdv12651ND.tif Pelicinus penang, female epigynum, epigynal area, ventral view (image by ND, specimen ID: ---12651) PelicpenanfPepiv12651ND.jpg Pelicinus penang, female habitus, dorsal view (image by ND, specimen ID: ---12651) Pelicpenanfphabd12651ND.tif Pelicinus penang, female sternum, ventral view (image by ND, specimen ID: ---12651) Pelicpenanfpstev12651ND.tif Pelicinus penang, female internal female genitalia, dorsal view (image by ND, specimen ID: ---12651) Pelicpenanfpifgd12651ND.tif Pelicinus penang, female internal female genitalia, ventral view (image by ND, specimen ID: ---12651) Pelicpenanfpifgv12651ND.tif   DISTRIBUTION MALAYSIA Click the following link for a map from Discover Life which displays the records below. You can click anywhere on that map to zoom in, and clicking on any point will display the full data for that locality Pelicinus penang, Discover Life Map   MATERIAL EXAMINED Order by: Country State/Province County/Divisoin Locality PBIUSI Sex Type Status Institute Code Collect date Collector Elevation Habitat     PBI USI Country State Division Locality Sex Type Status Elevation(m) GPS Coordinate Habitat Collection_Date Collector Inst. Code PBI_OON 00012651  MALAYSIA  Penang    Penang Hill, above Botanical Garden, Penang Island  1 Adult Female  Holotype  330  5.37876; 100.24912    02 Dec 1991  P. Schwendinger  MHNG

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