Soulgas
Crosby & Bishop, 1936
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1Soulgas is a of sheet web spiders ( Linyphiidae) to the United States. It was established in 1936 by C. R. Crosby and S. C. Bishop and contains a single , Soulgas corticarius. The genus is known from very few observations and remains poorly documented.
Pronunciation
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Identification
As a , Soulgas can be distinguished from other Linyphiidae genera by the unique combination of morphological traits defining Soulgas corticarius. Specific diagnostic characters for the genus-level separation from other linyphiid genera have not been widely published in accessible literature.
Distribution
United States; specifically recorded from Vermont.
Similar Taxa
- Other Linyphiidae generaSoulgas is distinguished from other linyphiid by its status and the unique morphological characteristics of its single ; precise differentiating features require taxonomic literature.
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Taxonomic status
The is considered , with Soulgas corticarius as the sole described . The original description by Crosby and Bishop (1936) remains the primary taxonomic reference.