MCZ Invertebrate Zoology 20292-a

Agobardus anormalis Keyserling, 1884

Paralectotype of Agobardus anormalis  
  Syntype of Agobardus anormalis

Date Collected:

[date unknown] prior to 1884-12-31

North and Central America | U. St., "29"

occurrenceID: https://mczbase.mcz.harvard.edu/guid/MCZ:IZ:20292-a JSON-LD

Current Identification
Agobardus anormalis Keyserling, 1884
Animalia Arthropoda Arachnida Araneae Salticidae
Determiner: Eugen von Keyserling
Nature of ID: type ID

Keyserling 1885, page 519, Syntype of Agobardus anormalis Keyserling, 1884 p. 519-521, pl. 13, fig. 21
Bryant 1943, page 451, Paralectotype of Agobardus anormalis Keyserling, 1884 Lectotype and Allolectotype designated in this publication.
Media type: text; Bryant 1943 Description: MCZ Bulletin Vol. XCII no. 9;

(Media Record) (Related) (File)

Shows Publication: Bryant 1943 Description: MCZ Bulletin Vol. XCII no. 9

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Part Condition Disposition Count
tissue (95% ethanol) good in collection 1 History
Remarks: leg: L III, below femur; subsampled as part of NSF CSBR Holotype grant; transferred to MCZ-CRYO on 2024-12-20
subsampled by = Zoe Flores   determined date=2024-11-26   determined by=Zoe FloresORCID iD icon  
whole animal (70% ethanol) poor in collection 5 History (4)
Remarks: appears to be 5 specimens with pieces of (2?) more specimens (this vial is 20292-a)

Attribute Value Determination On
associated grant Preserving the genomes of the type specimens in the MCZ (CSBR) By: Zoe Flores 2024-11-26
citation 1884. Verh. Zool.- Bot. Ges. Wien, 34: 519, t. 13, fig. 21 [no agent data], Method: migration 2011-03-06

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  • Lectotype and Allolectotype designated by Bryant, 1943: 451; vial 1 of 2 poor condition. From Bryant: The species Agobardus anormalis Keyserling has long been unique. At the end of the description, Keyserling states, 'North America. In the Collection of the Museum of Comparative Zoology several specimens, with only the notation U.S.' Since it never has been taken anywhere in the United States and it is common in Haiti, it is probable that these specimens were taken by Dr. Uhler in Haiti.

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  • Continent:
  • North and Central America
  • Sovereign Nation:
  • [unknown]
Specimens with same Higher Geography
Specimens from the same Locality
Specimens from the same Collecting Event
  • Specific Locality:
  • U. St., "29"
  • Verbatim Locality:
  • U. St., "29"
  • Locality Remarks:
  • published by Keyserling as United States but according to E.B. Bryant probably Haiti.
  • Collecting Source:
  • wild caught
  • Began Date / Ended Date:
  • 1700-01-01 / 1884-12-31
  • Verbatim Date:
  • [no verbatim date data]
  • Collector:
  • [no agent data]

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