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Abstract
Two new species of the genus Alloclubionoides from two National Parks of Korea are described with detailed illustrations, leg spination, trichobothrium patterns and scanning electron micrographs. Alloclubionoides wolchulsanensis sp. nov. can be distinguished from other Alloclubionoides spiders by a heart-shaped conductor with rounded base in the male palp and a large genital opening situated in the middle of the atrium, and a broadly cylinder-like copulatory duct in female. Alloclubionoides jirisanensis sp. nov. resembles Alloclubionoides napolovi (Ovtchinnikov, Citation1999) but can be distinguished from it by the ‘Y’-shaped conductor dorsal apophysis and wound distal part of conductor.
Acknowledgements
I am grateful to Dr W.C. Lee of Hanyang University, Seoul for his support and to Dr X.P. Wang of the University of Florida for many valuable comments and providing several important papers; thanks are also given to Dr E.H. Park of Jirisan National Park Office and Mr S.W. Kim of Wolchulsan National Park Office for supporting the biodiversity survey. Thanks also go to Dr J.K. Kwon of Hanyang University for taking the scanning electron micrographs. This research was supported financially by the Natural Resources Research on Wolchulsan National Park (2009).