@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref17152, author = {M. J. Ramirez}, title = {Revision y filogenia de los goneros Ferrieria y Acantnoceto (Araneae: Anyphaenidae, Amaurobioidinae).}, year = {1997}, keywords = {Ferrieria; Acanthoceto; Anyphaenidae; Neotropical; Cladistics}, doi = {}, url = {http://aracnologia.macn.gov.ar/biblio/Ramirez%201997%20Ferrieria%20Acanthoceto.pdf}, pmid = {}, journal = {Iheringia. S?rie Zoologia}, volume = {82}, number = {}, pages = {173--203}, abstract = {The genera Ferrieria Tullgren and Acanthoceto Mello-Leitao are revised. Acanthoceto is diagnosed by the male abdominal prolongation above the anal tubercle. Seven South American species are included: Cayenna cinerea Tullgren, Clubiona acupicta Nicolet and Tomopisthes septentrionalis Berland are transferred to Acanthoceto, four new species are described, A. riogrande, A. pichi, A. marinas and A. Iadormida. Acanthoceto bryantae Caporiacco is transferred to Josa. Gayenna marginata Keyserling and Acanthoceto adelae Mello-Leitao are newly synonymized with Acanthoceto acupictus. Ferrieria is diagnosed by the large macrosetae on fore legs, combined with wrapped copulatory ducts and a short spine-like pulpal tibial retrolateral apophysis. Includes only Ferrieria echinata Tullgren, ffom South Chile and adjacent Argentina. Terupis Simon is newly synonymized withFerrieria, and Terupis bicolor Simon with Ferrieria echinata. A cladistic analysis of all Acanthoceto and Ferrierua species, plus eleven genera of Amaurobioidinae, Anyphaeninae and Malenellinae is made for 39 informative characters. Ferrieria is proposed to be the sister group of Acanthoceto, and relationships with other genera of Amaurobioidinae are discussed. Ferrieria, Acanthoceto, Anyphaenidae, Neotropical, Cladistics.} }

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