Callilepis gertschi
Platnick, 1975
Callilepis gertschi is a ground in the Gnaphosidae, described by Platnick in 1975. Like other members of its , it possesses coloration and cylindrical characteristic of gnaphosids. The genus Callilepis is noted for being morphologically similar to the colorful genus Sergiolus, with separation requiring examination of . Very few observations of this have been recorded.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Callilepis gertschi: /kæˈlɪlɛpɪs ˈɡɜːrtʃi/
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Identification
Distinguished from the similar Sergiolus by subtle differences in : the in females and in males. Both genera share the cylindrical typical of Gnaphosidae. Specific identification of C. gertschi requires reference to the original description and comparison with .
Distribution
Recorded from the United States and Mexico. Distribution records indicate presence in Middle America and North America.
Similar Taxa
- SergiolusBoth are , colorful gnaphosid with cylindrical ; separation requires examination of ( in females, in males)