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pronounced apophyses face outwards. Males also possess another apophysis on the second segment, which extends backwards and overlaps with the pronounced apophysis on the first segment. The penis in this species has a pair of soft bubble-like protuberances near the base of the glans, which are not found in other species. The glans is also longer than that of
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This species is absent from Urup Island in the central Kurils, and the populations from the Kurils north of Urup show clear morphological differences in the chelicerae and male pedipalps from the populations south of Urup into
Hokkaido, suggesting that the Iturup Strait, between the islands of Iturup
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Nipponopsalididae belong to the superfamily
Troguloidea. They have been regarded as a sister group to all remaining Troguloidea, though the most recent Opiliones phylogeny places them as the sister group to a clade consisting of Dicranolasmatidae and Trogulidae, with Nemastomatidae as sister to all
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The chelicerae of this species exhibit unique, conspicuous apophyses. Both male and female individuals possess apophyses on the first cheliceral segment, though they are considerably larger in males than in females. In males, the most pronounced apophysis faces inwards, but in females, the most
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This species exhibits unique male palpal morphology, with the tibia connected to the patella via a short stalk, and swollen basally; the tibia and tarsus are also densely covered in short hairs. Unlike the other species, male chelicerae in this species feature only small tubercles, rather than
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are longer than their body and heavily sclerotized. These chelicerae are superficially similar to those found in some
Ischyropsalidioids, although this is a case of convergence. The cheliceral fingers exhibit 2 forms of teeth: narrow diaphanous teeth in the middle, and courser teeth distally.
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The penis shaft is long, slender, and gradually tapering, and the glans is three-branched. The two lateral branches of the glans appear as plates that are set with setae and shield the median branch, which houses the opening of the seminal duct.
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This subspecies is known from the island of Amami-oshima, one of the
Satsunan Islands. It represents the southernmost distribution of the genus. This subspecies has distinctly narrower male cheliceral apophyses and considerably longer legs than
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with the first 5 opisthosomal tergites fused together. Further sexual dimorphisms include size, as females are larger than males, and the chelicerae, which are stouter and stronger in males, and which exhibit different sex-based armature.
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The male chelicerae in this species exhibit a unique, notable protuberance basally on the second segment. In addition, the penis shaft is shorter and broader than that of the other species, with a proportionally larger glans.
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This species was discovered in Akan
National Park, in Hokkaido. Additional specimens have since been collected in the Kuril Islands of eastern Russia. This species represents the northernmost distribution of the genus.
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This subspecies is known from the three
Japanese islands of Honshu, Kyoshu, and Shikoku. This subspecies has more swollen male cheliceral apophyses and considerably shorter legs than
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remaining
Troguloidea. An internal phylogeny has not yet been conducted for this family. When originally described, the superficial morphological similarities between
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is incomplete. The segmentation of the dorsum differs between males and females, as females generally are less heavily sclerotized than males, and exhibit a
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to be placed within that genus, though it is now known to be distinct, and morphological similarities between the two genera are a result of convergence.
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This species was discovered in
Iwakuni, in the Yamagutchi prefecture in southern Japan. It was the first species of the genus to be described.
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They range in body length from 2.3 to 4.1 mm. The carapace is domed, with a large, low ocularium, and rather large eyes. The
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Gorb, Stanislav N.; Taylor, Christopher K.; Wijnhoven, Hay; Martens, Jochen; Schönhofer, Axel L.; Wolff, Jonas O. (2016-07-01).
2016:
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914:"Zur Systematischen Stellung Ostasiatischer Ischyropsalididen-Arten (Arachnoidea, Opiliones, Ischyropsalididae)"
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conspicuous armature. The penis shaft is proportionally longer than in other species, with a shorter glans.
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866:"The evolution of pedipalps and glandular hairs as predatory devices in harvestmen (Arachnida, Opiliones)"
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This species was discovered in
Chungju, Korea, and was the first to be discovered outside of Japan.
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649:. Leg measurements (in millimeters) for males are : I 11, II 20, III 11, IV 15.
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Diversity and
Biogeography of Harvestmen (Opiliones) of the Kuril Islands.
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Sato et Suzuki (Opiliones) und seine weitere Verbreitung in Japan."
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Pinto-da-Rocha; Machado; Giribet, Ricardo; Glauco; Gonzalo (2007).
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They can be distinguished from other long-jawed Dyspnoi, like
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1065:"Four remarkable phalangids from Korea"
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204:, which is found in East Asia.
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2022:Monogeneric arachnid families
794:Schönhofer, Axel L. (2013).
754:. Harvard University Press.
654:Nipponopsalis abei longipes
299:. They are also known from
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297:four main Japanese islands
152:Martens & Suzuki, 1966
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1145:Extant Opiliones Families
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698:Nipponopsalis yezoensis
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607:Sato & Suzuki, 1939
172:Sato & Suzuki, 1939
39:Nipponopsalis yezoensis
1008:10.1098/rspb.2016.2340
682:Ischyropsalis coreana
672:Nipponopsalis coreana
216:is a combination of
2017:Harvestman families
1092:Suzuki, S. (1958).
1063:Suzuki, S. (1966).
943:Suzuki, S. (1973).
843:Suzuki, S. (1940c)
185:1 genus, 3 species
1326:Ischyropsalidoidea
1308:Acropsopilionoidea
1051:Dobutsugaku Zasshi
1046:Suzuki, S. (1939)
1002:(1849): 20162340.
638:Ischyropsalis abei
604:Ischyropsalis abei
594:Nipponopsalis abei
526:Dicranolasmatidae
404:Dicranolasmatidae
311:, and most of the
167:Ischyropsalis abei
24:Nipponopsalididae
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