- Britain)
Stephanopis armata L. Koch, 1874 –
Australia (Queensland, New
South Wales)
Stephanopis badia Keyserling, 1880 –
Colombia Stephanopis barbipes...
- List of
Thomisidae species "
Stephanopis altifrons".
Atlas of
Living Australia.
Retrieved February 4, 2020. "
Stephanopis altifrons". Arachne.org. Retrieved...
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Alucita stephanopsis is a moth of the
family Alucitidae. It is
found in Brazil. Beccaloni, G.; Scoble, M.; Kitching, I.; Simonsen, T.; Robinson, G.; Pitkin...
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Australomisidia spp.
Australian Crab
Spiders Hedana spp.,
Green Crab
spider Stephanopis altifrons, ****bly Crab
spider Thomisus spectabilis,
Australian Crab...
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Smodicinus Simon, 1895
Soelteria Dahl, 1907
Spilosynema Tang & Li, 2010
Stephanopis O. ****rd-Cambridge, 1869
Stephanopoides Keyserling, 1880 Stiphropella...
- and it has only been
found in Panama. Eugène
Simon synonymized it with
Stephanopis in 1903 due to
several similarities to the genus, but
Machado & Teixeira...
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family has four lineages/clades:
Borboropactus clade,
Epidius clade,
Stephanopis clade and the
Thomisus clade. The
Australian crab
spider belongs to the...
- Viecelli, and C.
Guzati in 2021
after a
phylogenetic analysis showed that
Stephanopis contained two
distinctly different clades. The
genus was
created for...
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Thomisidae include the
Borboropactus clade, the
Epidius clade, and the
Stephanopis clade.
Close relatives include Mecaphesa asperata,
which is also found...
- The
species was
first described by in 1874 by
Ludwig Koch in the
genus Stephanopis. It was
later placed in the
genus Sidyma by R. de
Delmas in 1917; however...
