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General appearance and copulatory organs of Eupoa prima (♂ paratype). 78 male body, dorsal view 79 ditto, lateral view 80 male palp, retrolateral view 81, 84 ditto, dorsal view 82 ditto, median view 83 ditto, ventral view. Abbreviations as explained in 'Material and methods'. Scale bars: 0.1 mm.
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The south-east Asian genus Eupoa is redescribed and diagnosed. Seven new species are diagnosed, described and illustrated: E. daklak
sp. n. (♀) from Viet-Nam; E. lehtineni
sp. n. (♂♀) from India, Thailand and Viet-Nam; E. lobli
sp. n. (♂) from Malaysia; E. pappi
sp. n. (♂) from Thailand; E. pulchella
sp. n.(♂) from Thailand; E. schwendingeri
sp. n....
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... Taxonomic study of jumping spiders from Vietnam began at the end of the 19 th century, but little was known until the systematic work of Żabka (1985) who described 100 species, including 51 species new to science. Later, a series of publications by Dr. Dmitri V. Logunov greatly increased the knowledge of the diversity of Vietnamese salticid fauna (Logunov 2001(Logunov , 2008(Logunov , 2021Logunov and Marusik 2014;Logunov and Jäger 2015). However, a high number of endemic species remains known only from a single sex (Metzner 2023;WSC 2023). ...
... Comments. The species is only known from the male, so there is a possibility that it is conspecific with one of two described species (Eupoa daklak Marusik, 2014 andE. hainanensis Peng &Kim, 1997) that are also known only from females. ...
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