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Sataria Roewer, 1915 is a genus in the family Sclerosomatidae, subfamily Gagrellinae.
Taxonomy[]
- Sataria Roewer, 1915:107
Etymology[]
Satara (place): District in India
Type species[]
Species[]
- Sataria coronata Roewer 1929
- Sataria maculata Roewer 1915
- Sataria unicolor Roewer 1915
Description[2][]
Körper hoch gewölbt; die ersten fünf Segmtnte des Abdomens bilden ein Dorsalscutum, welches vier hintereinander stehende Mediandornen trägt (Scutumhinterrand unbewehrt). — Augenhügel weit vom Stirnrande entfernt, nicht höher als breit und lang, lang bedornt. — Coxen der Beine mit je einer vorderen und hinteren Randreihe dreispitziger Höckerchen. Beine kurz; I. Femur etwas kürzer als die Länge des Körpers; I., III. und IV. Femur ohne, II. Femur mit 1 Pseudogelenk.
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Body highly arched; The first five segments of the abdomen form a dorsal scutum, which carries four successive median thorns (the posterior margin of the scutum is unarmoured). - eye-mound far from the front, not higher than broad and long, long-thorned. - the leg coxae each with a front and rear edge row of three-pointed cusps Legs short; First femur slightly shorter than the length of the body; Femurs 1, III & IV without pseudojoints, femur II has one.
Key to species[1][]
1. 1st and 2nd thoracic tergites each with one small median thorn ... Sataria maculata
-. 1st and 2nd thoracic tergites unarmed ... 2
2. Body uniformly black-brown, ocular tubercle on each side above with 3 small thorns but without a median thorn ... Sataria unicolor
-. Body ferruginous, mottled paler; ocular tubercle above with 3 long thorns arranged in a triangle ... Sataria coronata
Notes[]
- Location: India
Literature[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Roewer, C.F. (1955a) Indoaustralische Gagrellinae (Opiliones, Arachnidae). (Weitere Weberknechte XVIII). 3. Teil. Senckenbergiana Biologica, Frankfurt, 36(1/2), 71–121. [Issued 30 April 1955].
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Roewer, C.F. (1915a) Fünfzehn neue Opilioniden. Archiv für Naturgeschichte, Berlin, Abt. A, Original-Arbeiten, 80(9) [1914], 106–132.