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EREMOBATINAE
Eremobates angustus group aztecus group lapazi group pallipes group palpisetulosus group Eremobates affinis Eremobates ajoanus Eremobates bajadae Eremobates bajaensis Eremobates bantai Eremobates bixleri Eremobates coahuilanus Eremobates fagei Eremobates girardi Eremobates gracilidens Eremobates guenini Eremobates hessei Eremobates hystrix Eremobates inkopaensis Eremobates inyoanus Eremobates kastoni Eremobates kiseri Eremobates kraepelini Eremobates leechi Eremobates marathoni Eremobates nanus Eremobates nivis Eremobates nodularis Eremobates norrisi Eremobates otavonae Eremobates pallidus Eremobates palpisetulosus Eremobates papillatus Eremobates pimanus Eremobates polhemusi Eremobates purpusi Eremobates pyriflora Eremobates scopulatellus Eremobates scopulatus Eremobates spissus Eremobates tejonus Eremobates texanus Eremobates titschacki Eremobates tuberculatus Eremobates vicinus Eremobates villosus Eremobates williamsi scaber group vallis group Eremocosta Eremorhax Eremothera Horribates THEROBATINAE Chanbria Eremochelis Hemerotrecha
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Eremobates girardi (Putnam 1883) Eremobates HOLOTYPE: United States. Original description:
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ACCOUNTS: Eremobat es girardi (Putnam)Fi gure 99alames girardi; Putnam, 1883, p. 257 (male). remobatesgirardi, Kraepelin 1901 , p. 128; Roewer, 1934, p. 575; Muma, 1951, p. 65; Muma, 1970, p. 17. (male). TYPES: Male type was supposed to be in Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, Pa., but if it was deposited there it has been lost or destroyed. It may be in the city museum in Davenport, Iowa, which was the hometown of J. D. Putnam.DIAGNO SIS: According to Putnam's 1883 description and illustrations, the type is distinguished by dark, blackish brown color; scopula on both tibiae and metatarsi of palpi; pale coloration of metatarsi and tarsi of legs; tiny, deeper than wide fondal notch; a bipartite anterior process of movable cheliceral finger (fig. 99). Female not known.D ESCRIPTION: Until the species has been recollected no description beyond that of Putnam (1883), transcribed by Muma (195 1) can be made.DISTRIB UTION: The state of Arkansas is cited by Putnam as the collection area of the species but this is obviously in error. If or when the species is refound it will undoubtedly be in the arid southwest, probably Arizona or California.REMARKS : This species is unique in the possession of a tibial scopula, and may represent a new species-group of Eremobates Banks. For the present it is left here, with another dark species.DISTRIBUTION: PUBLISHED RECORds: nOTES:
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