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Emertonella
Emertonella is a genus of cobweb spiders in the family Theridiidae, subfamily Hadrotarsinae, first described by E. B. Bryant in 1945. The genus was re-delimited in 2024 based on male palpal morphology, transferring approximately 30 species from the genus Euryopis. It now contains species distributed across Africa, Asia, Europe, North and South America, and New Guinea.
spidercobweb-spiderTheridiidaeHadrotarsinaeant-predator-subfamilyre-delimited-genuscosmopolitan-distributionmale-palpal-morphologytaxonomyEuryopis-transferChinaHenan-Provinceforest-habitatagricultural-habitatJuly-collectionelevation-70-1340mBryant-19452024-revisionPMC12964056ZooKeys-1270genus-levelAraneaeArachnidacomb-footed-spiderPseudoloxops
plant bugs
Pseudoloxops is a genus of plant bugs (Miridae) established by Kirkaldy in 1905. Recent integrative taxonomic research in French Polynesia has dramatically expanded knowledge of the genus, describing 17 new species from this region alone and bringing the total of endemic French Polynesian species to 20—representing one-third of all known Pseudoloxops species worldwide. The genus exhibits unusual host plant associations, including rare fern specialization in some species.