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2026-04-17 18:24 UTC
@BlueAppaloosa@sunny.garden Oh, there's also Plazi. Figures are not loading for me at the moment, maybe they will for you:
https://treatment.plazi.org/GgServer/search?fullText.ftQuery=&fullText.matchMode=prefix&taxonomicName.taxonomicName=&taxonomicName.isNomenclature=true&taxonomicName.exactMatch=true&taxonomicName.includeSynonyms=true&taxonomicName.order=&taxonomicName.family=&taxonomicName.genus=Liphistius&taxonomicName.species=&BibMetaData.docAuthor=&BibMetaData.docDate=&BibMetaData.docTitle=&BibMetaData.docOrigin=&BibMetaData.part=&BibMetaData.pageNumber=&BibMetaData.extId=&materialsCitation.location=&materialsCitation.country=&materialsCitation.stateProvince=&materialsCitation.typeStatus=All+Types&materialsCitation.collectionCode=&materialsCitation.specimenCode=&materialsCitation.LSID=&materialsCitation.longitude=&materialsCitation.latitude=&materialsCitation.degreeCircle=1&materialsCitation.elevation=&materialsCitation.elevationCircle=100&indexName=0&subIndexName=0&minSubResultSize=0
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@nev@flipping.rocks 2026-04-17 18:36
@BlueAppaloosa@sunny.garden Anyway, there should be a labium flanked on either side by endites/maxillae. Some examples/diagrams based on unrelated spiders: - http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/artfeb13/at-spider-ID.pdf - https://www.amnh.org/learn-teach/curriculum-collections/biodiversity-counts/arthropod-identification/arthropod-morphology/parts-of-a-spider-ventral-view-of-female-spider - https://australian.museum/learn/animals/spiders/spider-structure/ But how liphistiids' look will be very different.