A survey of spider taxa new to Israel (Arachnida: Araneae)

Zonstein, Sergei; Marusik, Yuri M.; Omelko, Mikhail M.

doi:10.1080/09397140.2015.1095525

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“…Algeria [Simon, 1884;Bosmans, 2007], Tunisia [Bosmans, 2007] REMARKS. In Israel this species has hitherto been reported from Haifa, based on a single female [Zonstein et al, 2015].…”

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“…DISTRIBUTION. Greece [Wunderlich, 1995], including Crete [Bosmans et al, 2013], as well as Israel [Zonstein et al, 2015]. (Figs 7,(13)(14)(15)(16)(17): Palpal tibia elongated conically, bent distally, pointed.…”

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“…In addition, Tanasevitch [2013] described six new linyphiid species from Israel and recorded another 12 species as new to the country. Zonstein et al [2015] supplemented the fauna with still one more species. As a result, at the moment the fauna of Israel counts 37 linyphiids identified to species.…”

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New species and new records of linyphiid spiders from Israel (Aranei: Linyphiidae)

Tanasevitch

2016

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Thaumatoncus secundus Bosmans, 2002, are recorded from the country for the first time. A supplemented list of 43 linyphiid spiders of Israel is given, coupled with their distribution patterns. The linyphiid fauna of Israel can preliminarily be characterized as Mediterranean, with a high proportion of presumed Levantine faunistic elements (28%) and a very low share of widespread species (9%). The influence of the North African centre of linyphiid diversity on the western Levantine linyphiid fauna is expressed much more strongly than that of the Central Asian one. РЕЗЮМЕ. Из Израиля описаны Pelecopsis levantensis sp.n., Silometopus minutus sp.n., S. pectinatus sp.n. и Walckenaeria galilea sp.n. Три вида, Brachycerasphora convexa (Simon, 1884), B. parvicornis (Simon, 1884) и Thaumatoncus secundus Bosmans, 2002, впервые отмечены в фауне страны. Приведен обновлённый и дополненный список 43 видов линифиид Израиля с указанием типа ареала. Фауну Израиля в целом можно охарактеризовать как средиземноморскую, с высокой долей видов, вероятно, левантийского распространения (28%) и малым участием широкоареальных элементов (9%). Влияние североафриканского центра разнообразия Linyphiidae в фауне Западного Леванта ощущается существенно явственнее, чем центральноазиатского.

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“…Algeria [Simon, 1884;Bosmans, 2007], Tunisia [Bosmans, 2007] REMARKS. In Israel this species has hitherto been reported from Haifa, based on a single female [Zonstein et al, 2015].…”

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confidence: 99%

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New species and new records of linyphiid spiders from Israel (Aranei: Linyphiidae)

Tanasevitch

2016

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“…The record from Cologne is also, to date, the northernmost in its global distribution (Bauer & Grabolle 2012). The southernmost record of P. maculatus currently known is from Israel (Zonstein et al 2015). In Germany, Paratrachelas maculatus shows a distribution pattern similar to the Mediterranean invaders Zoropsis spinimana (Dufour, 1820) and Cheiracanthium mildei L. Koch, 1864 (Arachnologische Gesellschaft 2018).…”

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Description of the egg sac of Paratrachelas maculatus, with notes on its establishment in urban regions of Germany and Austria (Araneae: Trachelidae)

Bauer

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Höfer

2019

Arachnologische Mitteilungen: Arachnology Letters

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“…Today, the existing literature records indicate S. senoculata to be widespread across the Mediterranean basin. It is currently considered to be present in the following countries around the Mediterranean Sea: Israel (Zonstein et al 2015), Turkey (Demir & Seyyar 2017), Greece including Crete (Deltshev 2011, Bosmans et al 2013, Croatia and Montenegro (Nentwig et al 2019), Slovenia (Kostanjšek & Kuntner 2015), Italy (peninsular and Sardinia) (Pantini & Isaia 2018), Malta (Pfliegler et al 2017), Tunisia (Dimassi et al 2016), France including Corsica (Pétillon et al 2007, Lissner 2016, and Spain including the Balearic Islands (Cardoso & Morano 2010). Interesting examples of populations found in natural areas in the Mediterranean were reported by Senglet (1971), who wrote about the presence of S. senoculata on Crete under stones around the ruins of Knossos and in a cave, and Brignoli (1979a), who recorded its presence inside a Sardinian cave.…”

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