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| - 13 of the 15 species of the Philodromus aureolus group known from the western Palaearctic region have been shown to occur around the Mediterranean. Among them are three new species: Ph. bosmansi now sp., Ph. krausi nov. sp. and Ph. lunatus now sp. The results show that the diversity of this group in the Mediterranean region has been underestimated, but that this diversity can be crucial for assessing infra- and interspecific variability in temperate zones. All relevant species are illustrated and discussed, and a determination key is provided. Most members of the group are widely distributed in southern Europe, but some appear confined to more restricted areas such as Ph. lividus in the western and Ph. lunatus nov. sp. in the eastern Mediterranean, respectively, Ph. krausi nov. sp. in Asia Minor and Ph. bosmansi nov. sp. in the Atlas mountains of Algeria. The temperate species Ph. aureolus, Ph. cespitum, Ph. collinus and Ph. vagulus are dispersed and occur at climatically less favoured localities only. Phylogenetic relationships within the group remain unresolved. The following new subjective synonyms are proposed: Ph. collinus istricus BRAUN 1965 = Philodromus collinus C. L. KoCH 1835; Ph. aureoles rufolimbatus KULCZYNSKI 1891 = Philodromus fuscolimbatus LUCAS 1846.
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| - 13 of the 15 species of the Philodromus aureolus group known from the western Palaearctic region have been shown to occur around the Mediterranean. Among them are three new species: Ph. bosmansi now sp., Ph. krausi nov. sp. and Ph. lunatus now sp. The results show that the diversity of this group in the Mediterranean region has been underestimated, but that this diversity can be crucial for assessing infra- and interspecific variability in temperate zones. All relevant species are illustrated and discussed, and a determination key is provided. Most members of the group are widely distributed in southern Europe, but some appear confined to more restricted areas such as Ph. lividus in the western and Ph. lunatus nov. sp. in the eastern Mediterranean, respectively, Ph. krausi nov. sp. in Asia Minor and Ph. bosmansi nov. sp. in the Atlas mountains of Algeria. The temperate species Ph. aureolus, Ph. cespitum, Ph. collinus and Ph. vagulus are dispersed and occur at climatically less favoured localities only. Phylogenetic relationships within the group remain unresolved. The following new subjective synonyms are proposed: Ph. collinus istricus BRAUN 1965 = Philodromus collinus C. L. KoCH 1835; Ph. aureoles rufolimbatus KULCZYNSKI 1891 = Philodromus fuscolimbatus LUCAS 1846.
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| - Muster, C. Thaler, K. 2004. New species and records of Mediterranean Philodromidae (Arachnida, Araneae) : I. <em>Philodromus aureolus </em>group. <em>Denisia</em>, 12: 305-326.
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