The fundamental importance of taxonomy in conservation biology: the case of the eyeless Cicurina bandida (Araneae:Dictynidae) of central Texas, including new synonyms and the description of the male of the species (Q99572706)
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| English | The fundamental importance of taxonomy in conservation biology: the case of the eyeless Cicurina bandida (Araneae:Dictynidae) of central Texas, including new synonyms and the description of the male of the species |
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The fundamental importance of taxonomy in conservation biology: the case of the eyeless Cicurina bandida (Araneae:Dictynidae) of central Texas, including new synonyms and the description of the male of the species (English)
Nadine Dupérré
James C. Cokendolpher
Marshal Hedin
Pierre Paquin
Kemble White
Three eyeless species belonging to the spider genus Cicurina Menge are known from five caves located south of Austin, Travis County (Texas, United States). (English)
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