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Reference: 2019. What is a Spider?. Beitr. Araneol. 12
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Wunderlich, J. 2019. What is a Spider? Beitr. Araneol. 12: 1-32. ≡

New: Original name, rank & spelling

†Chimerarachnidae (Family) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 6 ("n. fam."); 9 (footnote 2: "new family").
†Eomesothele (Genus) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 18 ("n. gen.").
†Eomesothelidae (Family) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 18 ("n. fam.").
†Intermesothele (Genus) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 19 ("n. gen.").
Praeentelegynae ([unranked]) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 10 (footnote 9: "new name").

New: Original name, rank, combination & spelling

†Eomesothele noninclinata (Species) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 19 ("n. gen. n. sp."), figs. 3-5, photo 1.
†Intermesothele pulcher (Species) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 20 ("n. gen. n. sp."), figs. 6a-b, photos 2-4.

New: Subsequent rank (orig. spell.)

Araneomopha (Microorder) Wunderlich, 2019, orth. inval.Page: 9; 13 ("Araneomorpha").
Araneomorpha (Microorder) Smith, 1902Page: 13; 9 ("Araneomopha").
Mygalomorpha (Microorder) Pocock, 1892Page: 9.
Serikodiastida (Superorder) Garwood & Dunlop, 2014Page: 9 (footnote 1: "ranked here as a superorder").

New: Subsequent combination (orig. spell.)

†Eodeinopes longipes (Species) Wunderlich, 2019, comb. inval.Page: 4 ("Wunderlich 2017").

New: Subsequent spelling

†Eodeinopes (Genus) Wunderlich, 2019, orth. inval.Page: 4.
Leponetinae (Subfamily) Wunderlich, 2019, orth. inval.Page: 4.

New: Subsequent sense (redefinition)

Araneida (Order) Clerck, 1757Page: 9 (footnote 1: "new wide sense").
Neocribellatae ([unranked]) CaporiaccoPage: 10 (footnote 8: "Caporiacco in a new sense").

New: Description/Diagnosis in English

†Chimerarachnidae (Family) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 6 ("Diagnosis").
†Eomesothele noninclinata (Species) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 19 ("Description (juv.)").
†Eomesothelidae (Family) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 18 ("Diagnostic characters (juv.)").
†Intermesothele (Genus) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 20 ("Diagnostic characters (juv.; probably subadult according to the existence of 8 tergites)").
†Intermesothele pulcher (Species) Wunderlich, 2019Page: 20-21 ("Description (juv., probably subadult: 8 of the 10 mesothelid tergites exist already)").

Original Classification (root)

([unranked]) Tetrapulmonata Shultz, 1990

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