Abstract
This research provides the first description of male Draconarius guizhouensis (Peng, Li & Huang, 2002) comb. n., whichis transferred from Coelotes. Our study also supported the following Draconarius synonyms: D. semilunatus Zhu & Chen,2009 syn. n. is a junior synonym of D. guizhouensis (Peng, Li & Huang, 2002) and D. grossus Zhu & Chen, 2009 syn. n. is a junior synonym of D. spirallus Xu & Li, 2007.References
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