Hersilia nepalensis M. Baehr & B. Baehr, 1993 ♀. A. Epigyne, ventral view. B. Internal genitalia, dorsal view. (Scale bar: A-B = 0.5 mm).

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... brown, lancet-shaped stripe, mid-dorsally 6 pairs of longitudinal pits, laterally unevenly thickened dark boarder (Fig. 1A). Abdomen ventrally light, small light brown dots forming a ring present in the region prior to spinnerets (Fig. 1B) (Fig. 1F). Epigyne: Porus in middle appearing like two small dots, and a crescent-shaped stripe on each side (Fig. 2A). Internal genitalia: Moderately large and wide, posterior part at base in middle narrowly incised, S oval, SD tubular and thickened, RS circular, markedly separated, with large, medially rather angulate, pilose BS at base, BS smaller than RS, CO sclerotized appearing like two small dots in the middle (Fig. 2B). Natural history: The ...

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... crescent-shaped stripe on each side (Fig. 2A). Internal genitalia: Moderately large and wide, posterior part at base in middle narrowly incised, S oval, SD tubular and thickened, RS circular, markedly separated, with large, medially rather angulate, pilose BS at base, BS smaller than RS, CO sclerotized appearing like two small dots in the middle (Fig. 2B). Natural history: The species was found on bark of tree at bank of Sanjay Lake (Fig. 3) that represents an urban water body. This species is a fast runner that doesn't stay on a web. Fig. 3. Study site in NCT ...