Cyrtaucheniidae

Figures 1–6.Fufius funebris. Male (DZUB 2531-1) 1–2 right palpal bulb 1 retrolateral view 2 prolateral view 3–5 right leg I tibial spur 3 ventral view 4 prolateral view 5 retrolateral view 6 reproduction of Vellard’s 1924 Fufius funebris plate. Scale bar = 1mm.

Figures 7–11.Fufius funebris 7–9 female (DZUB 2531-2) 7 carapace 8 sternum, labium and maxillae 9 spermathecae, dorsal view 10–11 male (DZUB 2531-1) 10 carapace 11 sternum, labium, and maxillae. Scale bar = 1mm.

Figure 45.Map showing records of Fufius funebris (square), Fufius lucasae (triangle), Fufius candango sp. n. (star), Fufius minusculus sp. n. (diamond) and Fufius jalapensis sp. n. (circle) in different Brazilian Biomes.

Figures 12–15.Fufius lucasae, female (DZUB 8021) 12 carapace 13 sternum, labium and maxillae 14 spermathecae, dorsal view 15 left metatarsus IV, retrolateral, showing preening-comb. Scale bar = 1mm.

Figure 44.Fufius lucasae, female from Itapecerica da Serra, state of São Paulo. Photo: R. Bertani.

Figure 45.Map showing records of Fufius funebris (square), Fufius lucasae (triangle), Fufius candango sp. n. (star), Fufius minusculus sp. n. (diamond) and Fufius jalapensis sp. n. (circle) in different Brazilian Biomes.

Figures 42–43.Fufius jalapensis sp. n., holotype male. 42 carapace 43 sternum, labium, and maxillae. Scale bar = 1 mm.

Figures 16–20.Fufius candango sp. n., holotype male 16–17 right palpal bulb 16 prolateral view 17 retrolateral view 18–20 right leg I tibial spur 18 ventral view 19 prolateral view 20 retrolateral view. Scale bar = 1mm.

Figures 21–26.Fufius candango sp. n. 21–24 Paratype female 21 carapace 22 sternum, labium and maxillae 23 spermathecae, dorsal view 24 right metatarsus IV, retrolateral, showing spiniform preening-comb 25–26 holotype male 25 carapace 26 sternum, labium and maxillae. Scale bar = 1mm.

Figure 45.Map showing records of Fufius funebris (square), Fufius lucasae (triangle), Fufius candango sp. n. (star), Fufius minusculus sp. n. (diamond) and Fufius jalapensis sp. n. (circle) in different Brazilian Biomes.

Figures 27–31.Fufius minusculus sp. n., holotype male 27–28 left palpal bulb 27 prolateral view 28 retrolateral view 29–31 right leg I tibial spur 29 ventral view 30 prolateral view 31 retrolateral view. Scale bar = 1mm.

Figures 32–36.Fufius minusculus sp. n. 32–34 paratype female 32 carapace 33 sternum, labium and maxillae 34 spermathecae, dorsal view 35–36 holotype male 35 carapace 36 sternum, labium, and maxillae. Scale bar = 1mm.

Figure 45.Map showing records of Fufius funebris (square), Fufius lucasae (triangle), Fufius candango sp. n. (star), Fufius minusculus sp. n. (diamond) and Fufius jalapensis sp. n. (circle) in different Brazilian Biomes.

Figures 37–41.Fufius jalapensis sp. n., holotype male 37–38 left palpal bulb (mirrored) 37 retrolateral view 38 prolateral view 39–41 right leg I tibial spur 39 ventral view 40 prolateral view 41 retrolateral view. Scale bar = 1mm.

Figures 42–43.Fufius jalapensis sp. n., holotype male. 42 carapace 43 sternum, labium, and maxillae. Scale bar = 1 mm.

Figure 45.Map showing records of Fufius funebris (square), Fufius lucasae (triangle), Fufius candango sp. n. (star), Fufius minusculus sp. n. (diamond) and Fufius jalapensis sp. n. (circle) in different Brazilian Biomes.