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Beneath the surface: A new northern species of Trogloraptor (Araneae: Trogloraptoridae), genetic diversity and natural history.

Zootaxa - 8 Jun 2026

Jones Madeline M, Watson Finn, Hedin Marshal, Binford Greta J

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We present a morphological description of a recently discovered species of spider in the family Trogloraptoridae from the Columbia River Gorge in northwestern Oregon. The family was previously monotypic (Trogloraptor marchingtoni) and only known from populations near the southwestern Oregon-northern California border. Trogloraptor tulishpunsp. nov. retains the key family synapomorphy, distinctive subsegmented...

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PMID: 42408086
DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.5828.1.5

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