New species of Pholcus and Spermophora (Pholcidae, Araneae) from Iran and Afghanistan, with notes on mating mechanisms

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The anchoring devices employed by some Pholcinae during mating are explained. 15 Pholcus and 3 Spermophora species are currently known from Iran and Afghanistan. These include the following new species: Pholcus afghanus sp. n., P. arsacius sp. n., P. caspius sp. n., P. cophenius sp. n., P. djelalabad sp. n., P. elymaeus sp. n., P. hystaspus sp. n., P. kandahar sp. n., P. parthicus sp. n. and P. velitchkovskyi Kulczynski. Iranian Spermophora are 5. senoculata Dugès, S. senoculatoides sp. n. and S. persica sp. n.

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Senglet, A. (2008). New species of Pholcus and Spermophora (Pholcidae, Araneae) from Iran and Afghanistan, with notes on mating mechanisms. Revue Suisse de Zoologie, 115(2), 355–376. https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.part.80432

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