Chanbria rectus
Muma 1962
Chanbria rectus
Muma, 1962: 26 (figs 42, 43), 28 (key), 30
;
Muma, 1970a: 36;
Muma, 1976: 20; Polis and McCormick, 1986: 112; Muma and Muma, 1988: 25;
Brookhart and Brookhart, 2006: 315.
HOLOTYPE:
United States.
California: San Bernardino County - Barstow
June 16, 1950 (J. W. MacSwain), adult male. Deposited in the American
Museum of Natural History.
Original
description
Muma,
1962: 26 (figs 42, 43), 28 (key), 30:
MALE HOLOTYPE:
Total length, 23.0 mm.
LENGTH WIDTH
Chelicerae 6.1 mm. 1.2 mm.
Propeltidium 2.5 3.0
Palpi 23.0
First legs 13.0
Fourth legs 25.5
Color
in alcohol white to light yellow, with following dusky purple markings:
propeltidium dusky except along posterior margin and along a median
stripe; median plagula dusky; all legs dusky at apical ends of femora;
palpi dusky at apical ends of femora and tibiae.
Dentition of chelicerae similar to that of C. regalis
with following exceptions: right chelicera with supernumerary
intermediate tooth on movable finger; only one distinguishable aborted
tooth on fixed finger; remnants of aborted teeth present on C.
regalis as denticules (fig. 42); fixed finger straight apically
(fig. 43).
Structure otherwise very similar to that of C. regalis.
Scopula on metatarsus of palpus composed of about 80 papillae and
extending about three fourths of length of segment.
