Pselaphochernes dubius (O.P.-Cambridge, 1892)

Pselaphochernes dubius (O.P.-Cambridge, 1892)

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Chelifer parasita Hermann: Templeton, 1836: 14 (misidentification).

Chelifer dubius O.P.-Cambridge, 1892: 227-228, plate C fig. 19; Ellingsen, 1907a: 156-158; Godfrey, 1907: 162.

Chelifer n. sp.: Tullgren, 1899a: 176-177, plate 1 figs 11-12.

Chelifer tullgreni Strand, 1900: 102; Tullgren, 1906b: 215 (synonymised by Evans, 1903b: 250).

Chernes phaleratus (Simon): Evans, 1901b: 242 (misidentification).

Chelifer (Chernes) tullgreni Strand: Evans, 1903a: 120-121.

Chernes dubius (O.P.-Cambridge): Evans, 1903b: 249-250; Whyte and Whyte, 1907: 203-204; Godfrey, 1908: 157; Godfrey, 1909: 23-25; Kew, 1909b: 259; Warburton, 1909: 438; O.P.-Cambridge, 1913: 127; Falconer, 1916: 192; Morley, 1940: 168; Savory, 1945: 180, 184.

Chelifer (Chernes) dubius (O.P.-Cambridge): Kew, 1909a: 249; Kew, 1911a: 44, fig. 5; Standen, 1912: 12; Kew, 1916b: 78-79; Kästner, 1928: 6.

Allochernes (Toxochernes) dubius (O.P.-Cambridge): Beier, 1932e: 152, fig. 162.

Allochernes dubius (O.P.-Cambridge): Roewer, 1937: 298; Lohmander, 1939b: 303-308, fig. 9; Vachon, 1947a: 85, 86; Beier, 1948b: 444, 458; Kaisila, 1949b: 83, map 8; G.O. Evans and Browning, 1954: 21; Beier, 1955n: 109; Beier, 1959f: 130; Beier, 1961a: 74; Pax and Paul, 1961: 73; Strebel, 1961: 107; Meinertz, 1962: 84-86, figs 37a, 45b-c, 48a-b; Beier, 1963b: 262, fig. 262; Meinertz, 1964: 398, map 6; Pedder, 1965: 108, 110; Helversen, 1966a: 140; Rafalski, 1967: 16-17; Gabbutt, 1969c: 231-232; Hammen, 1969: 21; M. Smith, 1969: 297-298, figs i-l; Beier, 1970a: 45; Gabbutt, 1970c: 11-12; Legg, 1970b: fig. 3(1); Verner, 1971: fig. 60; Gabbutt, 1972a: 37-40, figs 1c, 2c; Gabbutt, 1972b: 2-13; Howes, 1972a: 109; Legg, 1972a: 580, fig. 4(2); Legg, 1972b: 5; Salmon, 1972: 66; Legg, 1973b: 430, fig. 2e; Beier, 1976a: 24; Klausen, 1975: 64; Legg, 1975a: 66; Legg, 1975d: fig. 2; Crocker, 1976: 9; Klausen and Totland, 1977: 101-108, plates 11-13, figs 1-2; Crocker, 1978: 9; Jones, 1978: 92; Goddard, 1976b: 296; Jones, 1979a: 200; Judson, 1979a: 62-63; Rundle, 1979: 48; Jones, 1980c: map 18; Mendel, 1981: 229; Pieper, 1981: 4; Cowden, 1983: 5; R.E. Jones, 1985: 70; Mahnert, 1986d: 81-82; Judson, 1987: 369.

Allochernes (Chernes) dubius (O.P.-Cambridge): Cloudsley-Thompson, 1956a: 71.

Pselaphochernes dubius (O.P.-Cambridge): Legg, 1987: 181-182; Legg and Jones, 1988: 105-106, figs 25a, 25b(a-j); Harvey, 1991a: 625-626; Pieper, 1991: 218; Gärdenfors and Wilander, 1992: 33; P.R. Harvey, 1992: 150; Fowles, 1994: 17; Platen, Blick, Bliss, Drogla, Malten, Martens, Scaher and Wunderlich, 1995: 55; Drogla and Blick, 1996: 37; Legg and O'Connor, 1997: 113-114, fig. 7; García Carrillo, 1998: 13; Poinar, Ćurčić and Cokendolpher, 1998: 84; Gardini, 2000: 127; Henderickx, 2000c: 68; Delfosse, 2003: 43; Krumpál and Krumpálová, 2003: 123; Drogla and Lippold, 2004: 41; Tooren, 2005b: 95-96; Zaragoza, 2007a: 61; Holmen and Scharff, 2008: 68.

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