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- Six new species of leptonetids under the genus Falcileptoneta have been identified in South Korea.
- These species are named F. alboclavata, F. decemspina, F. innuta, F. jindoensis, F. stilla, and F. triformis, with most found in leaf litter or under stones.
- The study includes detailed descriptions, images of the species, and information on their reproductive structures and distributions, alongside a discussion of the morphological traits for identifying Falcileptoneta.
Article Abstract
Six new leptonetid species belonging to Falcileptoneta Komatsu, 1970 are described from South Korea: F. alboclavata sp. nov., F. decemspina sp. nov., F. innuta sp. nov., F. jindoensis sp. nov., F. stilla sp. nov., and F. triformis sp. nov. All newly described species were sampled from epigean habitats (e.g. leaf litter or under the stone). Based on both male and female (except F. jindoensis sp. nov.), diagnostic characteristics, microscopic images of adult specimens and reproductive structures, and distribution records are provided. Additionally, morphological details to diagnose Falcileptoneta is also discussed.
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