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Pholcidae Koch, C.L., 1837 Pholcidae Koch, C.L., 1837 Crossopriza Simon, 1893 ? Crossopriza pristina (Simon, 1890) ESPAÑA.- Cádiz: Puerto de Santa María [?] (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1926) (Pérez de San Román, F., 1947) Holocnemus Simon, 1875 Holocnemus acuminatus Franganillo, 1925 [nomen dubium] ESPAÑA.- Málaga: Málaga (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1926) (Pérez de San Román, F., 1947) Holocnemus caudatus (Dufour, 1820) ESPAÑA.- (Reimoser, E., 1919) Sur de España (Simon, E., 1873b) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Ávila: Blascomillán (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) El Tiemblo (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Cáceres: Convento de los Angeles (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Gata (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Marchagaz (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Granada: Albergue Universitario, Sierra Nevada (Denis, J., 1957a) Granada (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1926) Peñones de San Francisco, Sierra Nevada (Denis, J., 1957a) Guadalajara: Guadalajara (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Madrid: Galapagar, castillo (Brignoli, P.M., 1971a) Robledo de Chavela (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) San Martín de Valdeiglesias (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Murcia: Piera (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Pieza (Simon, E., 1866a) Salamanca: Béjar (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Salamanca (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Salamanca, La Flecha (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Sevilla: Sevilla (Calderón y Arana, S., 1888) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Valencia: (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Mogente (Dufour, L., 1820c) (Walckenaer, C.A., 1837) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Zamora: Cañizo (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Zaragoza: Botorrita (Melic, A., 1994c) (Melic, A., 2000d) Caspe, pantano de Valdurrio (Melic, A., 2000d) Pantano de Valdurrio (Melic, A., 1994c) Zaragoza, Valdefierro (Melic, A., 1994c) PORTUGAL.- (Cardoso, P., 2000) Setúbal: Alcácer do Sal (Bacelar, A., 1927a) Holocnemus hispanicus Whiele, 1933 ESPAÑA.- Albacete: Ossa de Montiel, alrededores de la cueva de Montesinos (Morano, E., 2001) Ossa de Montiel, laguna conceja (Morano, E., 2001) Ávila: Becedas (Senglet, A., 1972a) Cáceres: Jerte (Senglet, A., 1972a) Ciudad Real: Daimiel (Morano, E., 2001) Daimiel, finca Zacatena (Morano, E., 2001) Fuencaliente, "Las Lastras" (Morano, E., 2001) Miguelturra, Peralvillo (Morano, E., 2001) Piedrabuena, río Bullaque, "tabla de la yedra" (Morano, E., 2001) Poblete (Morano, E., 2001) Granada: Granada, alrededores (Wiehle, H., 1933) Sierra Nevada (Schenkel, E., 1938b) (Pérez de San Román, F., 1947) Madrid: Patones, cueva cerca de la cueva del Techo (Morano, E., 2001) Patones, cueva de los Arqueólogos (Morano, E., 2001) PORTUGAL.- (Cardoso, P., 2000) Porto: Valongo, San Pedro da Cova (Machado, A. do Barros, 1941) Holocnemus pluchei (Scopoli, 1763) ANDORRA.- Sant Julia de Loria: Sant Julia de Loria (Bosmans, R. & R. de Keer, 1985) ESPAÑA.- Cáceres: Cáceres (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Guijo de Granadilla (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Cuenca: Uclés (Simon, E., 1900) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Granada: Finca La Cartuja (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1926) Granada, La Cartuja (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) Huesca: Zaidín (Melic, A., 2000d) Madrid: Madrid (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Málaga: Málaga (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1926) Salamanca: Alameda del Gordón (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Sevilla: Sevilla (Calderón y Arana, S., 1886) (Calderón y Arana, S., 1888) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Tarragona: Tortosa (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) Valencia: Valencia (Bolivar y Urrutia, I., 1875) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Zaragoza: Ibdes (Melic, A., 2000d) Luesia, Sierra de Santo Domingo (Melic, A., 1994c) (Melic, A., 2000d) Montes de Zuera (Melic, A., 1994c) (Melic, A., 2000d) Zaragoza, Valdefierro (Melic, A., 1994c) (Melic, A., 2000d) PORTUGAL.- (Cardoso, P., 2000) Lisboa: Lisboa (Bacelar, A., 1927a) Leptopholcus Simon, 1893 ? Leptopholcus delicatulus Franganillo, 1930 [lapsus] ESPAÑA.- Burgos: Oña (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) Pholcus Walckenaer, 1805 Pholcus opilionoides (Schrank, 1781) ANDORRA.- Andorra la Vella: Andorra la Vella (Bosmans, R. & R. de Keer, 1985) Encamp: Encamp (Bosmans, R. & R. de Keer, 1985) Escaldes Engordany: Les Escaldes (Bosmans, R. & R. de Keer, 1985) La Massana: La Massana (Bosmans, R. & R. de Keer, 1985) ESPAÑA.- Albacete: La Gineta, río Júcar (Senglet, A., 2001) Alicante: Elda (Senglet, A., 2001) Barcelona: Alto de los Bruch (Senglet, A., 2001) Burgos: Miranda de Ebro (Simon, E., 1884c) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Cádiz: Puerto de Santa María (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1926) Ciudad Real: Daimiel, ojos del Guadiana (Senglet, A., 2001) Granada: Puebla de Don Fadrique (Senglet, A., 2001) Guadalajara: Cogolludo, Almiruete, sima de la Raya (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Huesca: Jaca (Duffey, E., 1983) (Melic, A., 2000d) Mallorca: (Bristowe, W., 1934) (Pons, G.X., 1991) Murcia: Caravaca (Senglet, A., 2001) Navarra: Bardenas (Romano, R., 1981) Valencia: ctra Requena-Chera (Senglet, A., 2001) La Albufera (Senglet, A., 2001) Parc Natural de L'albufera (Brignoli, P.M., 1971b) Zaragoza: Moncayo (Melic, A., 2000d) PORTUGAL.- (Cardoso, P., 2000) Guarda: Maceira/Fornos de Algodres (Senglet, A., 2001) Porto: Arcos, Ermezinde (Machado, A. do Barros, 1941) Setúbal: Marateca/Setúbal (Senglet, A., 2001) Vila Real: Vilarandelo-S. Lourenço/Chaves (Senglet, A., 2001) Pholcus phalangioides (Fuesslin, 1775) ESPAÑA.- (Seoane, V. L., 1878) Alicante: Denia, Benidoleig, cueva de las Calaveras (Fage, L., 1931) (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Teulada, cueva de los Ratos de Almoraira (Fage, L., 1931) (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Andalucía: (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1926) Asturias: (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) Cardés, cueva del Buxu (cerca de Cangas de Onis) (Dresco, E. & M. Hubert, 1971) Gijón (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1913) Llanes, Buelles, cueva de la Loja (Simon, E., 1911) (Fage, L., 1931) (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Barcelona: Calella (Cuní y Martorell, M., 1880) (Cuní y Martorell, M., 1889b) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) (Pérez Acosta, F., 1914) El Vilar de Castanya, Macizo del Montseny (Espuny, A., Barrientos, J.A. & C. Ascaso, 1993) (Barrientos, J.A., A. Espuny & C. Ascaso, 1996) Vilanova i la Geltrú, Sitjes, cueva de Puntagrossa (Simon, E., 1911) (Fage, L., 1931) (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Burgos: (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) Cabrera: Avenc des Frare (Pons, G.X., 1993a) Cova des Cap Ventós (Pons, G.X., 1993a) Port de Cabrera (Pons, G.X., 1993a) Cáceres: Cáceres (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Cantabria: Noja (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Ramales, cueva de Covalanas (Dresco, E. & M. Hubert, 1971) Dragonera: (Pons, G.X., 1991) Formentera: (Pons, G.X., 1991) Guipúzcoa: Mondragón, cueva de Mondragón (Ribera, C., 1980) Mondragón, cueva San Valerio (Dresco, E. & M. Hubert, 1971) (Bosmans, R. & R. de Keer, 1985) Huesca: Bielsa (Melic, A., 2000d) Retuerta de Pina, Monegros (Melic, A., 2000d) Ibiza: (Ribera, C., 1981d) (Pons, G.X., 1991) San Miguel, av d'en Cosme (Ribera, C., 1977b) La Coruña: Cabañas (Becker, L., 1881b) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Madrid: Madrid (Bolivar y Urrutia, I., 1875) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Mallorca: (Bristowe, W., 1939) (Orghidan, T., Dumitresco, M. & M. Georgescu, 1975) (Ribera, C., 1981d) (Pons, G.X., 1991) Manacor, Portocristo, cuevas del Drach (Simon, E., 1907a) (Fage, L., 1931) (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Parc Natural de s'Albufera de Mallorca (Pons, G.X., 1993b) Menorca: (Ribera, C., 1981d) (Ribera, C., 1983b) (Pons, G.X., 1991) Alaior, cv de ses Bruixes (Ribera, C., 1989b) Ciudadella, cueva Sa Figuera [?](Denis, J., 1961b) Ciutadella, barranc d'Algendar, cv Murada (Ribera, C., 1989b) Ciutadella, Cala Blanca, cv de Parella (Dresco, E. & M. Hubert, 1971) Ciutadella, Cala Blanca, cv de s'Aigo (Ribera, C., 1989b) Ciutadella, cv de sa Tauleta (Ribera, C., 1989b) Es Mercadal, av de s'Aglá (Ribera, C., 1989b) Es Mercadal, Binigaus, cv des Coloms (Ribera, C., 1989b) Es Mercadal, cv de s'Engolidor (Ribera, C., 1989b) Es Mercadal, cv Polida (Ribera, C., 1989b) Ferreries, cv den Curt (Ribera, C., 1989b) San Cristobal, cueva norte de San Agustí (Denis, J., 1961b) Sant Lluís, cv de ses Figueres (Ribera, C., 1989b) Pontevedra: (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) Cuntis (Becker, L., 1881b) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Desembocadura del Miño (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1910a) La Guardia (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1913) Pontevedra (Becker, L., 1881b) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Salamanca: Hurdes (Sanz de Diego, M., 1885) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Rollán (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Salamanca (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) Sevilla: Sevilla (Calderón y Arana, S., 1888) (Fernández Galiano, E., 1910) Tarragona: Flix (Reimoser, E., 1926) Tortosa (Pérez Acosta, F., 1914) Valencia: Alzira, cueva de las Maravillas de Alzira (Fage, L., 1931) (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Gandía, cueva de las Maravillas (Fage, L., 1931) (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Gandía, Real de Gandía, cueva de les Vueltes (Fage, L., 1931) (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Gandía, sima de las Garcías (Fage, L., 1931) (Machado, A. do Barros, 1942) Vizcaya: (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1925) Zamora: Monte de la Reina (Barrientos, J.A. & M.A. Ferrández, 1982) PORTUGAL.- (Bacelar, A., 1928) (Cardoso, P., 2000) Coimbra: Coimbra (Bacelar, A., 1928) Lisboa: Agualva (Cacem) (Brignoli, P.M., 1971a) Lisboa (Franganillo Balboa, P., 1920)
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