taxonID	type	description	language	source
B409D267FFF6FFE6FF0FF8C8FE23F985.taxon	materials_examined	Type species: Nanophareus palpalis Roewer, 1929, by monotypy.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF6FFE6FF0FF8C8FE23F985.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis. Easily distinguished from other Pachylinae by: pedipalpal patella inserted dorsally on tibia (except N. bicornutus sp. nov.); pedipalpal tibia baso-ventrally curved at 90 ° in lateral view (except N. bicornutus sp. nov.), with retrolateral distal or subdistal socket setae longest and apically bifid (one short and one long setae); pedipalpal patella and tibia with dorsal tubercles (except N. bosqenublado); a widened and low ocularium that superficially appears divided (except N. araucanus, N. polyhastatus sp. nov. and N. maipu sp. nov.).	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF6FFE6FF0FF8C8FE23F985.taxon	description	Redescription. Male: Dorsum: Anterior margin of carapace with frontal hump and a row of tubercles on each side. Ocularium low and widened (approximately ½ carapace width, rendering a divided appearance), low and narrow (clearly less than ⅓ carapace width) or domed and not widened (approximately ⅓ carapace width). Ocularium almost smooth or tuberculate, unarmed, with unpaired median enlarged tubercles, or with a paramedian pair of slightly enlarged tubercles. Dorsal scutum with five transverse grooves delimiting four scutal areas. Scutal area I divided in half by a longitudinal median groove; scutal area III unarmed (N. bosqenublado, N. bipartitus, N. palpalis and N. maipu sp. nov.) or with a pair of enlarged tubercles (N. bicornutus sp. nov. and N. polyhastatus sp. nov.) or spines (N. araucanus). Body shape roughly pyriform (types alpha or gamma), wider between scutal grooves I and IV. Lateral margin of dorsal scutum with an external row of enlarged tubercles inserted amongst small ones (inapplicable in N. bosqenublado because it lacks the external row of tubercles). Posterior margin of dorsal scutum and free tergites I – III each with a row of tubercles. Anal operculum tuberculate. Chelicerae: Similarly shaped in males and females. Segment I with a bulla marked in variable degrees, smooth or with sparse tubercles; both fingers toothed (with a few triangle- to laminar-shaped projections). Pedipalps: Coxa dorso-basally inflated, trochanter inflated with sparse tubercles. Femur unarmed, with (only N. maipu sp. nov.) or without prolateral subapical seta. Patella partially dorsally (only N. bicornutus sp. nov.) or dorsally inserted in tibia. Tibia baso-ventrally oblique (only N. bicornutus sp. nov.) or curved at 90 ° in lateral view, with variable setation, retrolateral distal or subdistal socket setae longest and apically bifid (1 short and 1 long setae). Tarsus with variable setation. Legs: Coxa I with 1 prolateral (absent only in N. maipu sp. nov.), 1 retrolateral apophyses; coxa II ditto (only 1 prolateral apophysis in N. bicornutus sp. nov.), with 1 small dorsomedian tubercle (absent in N. bosqenublado and N. bicornutus), 1 retrolateral apophysis fused at apex with prolateral apophysis of coxa III (except N. bicornutus); III with 1 prolateral, 1 retrolateral apophyses; IV tuberculate, with 1 prolateral apical apophysis more developed in male than female. Coxa IV surpassing dorsal scutum in dorsal view, visible in all extension. Trochanters I – IV tuberculate; IV armed prolaterally. Femora-tibiae I – IV with tubercles roughly arranged in 6 longitudinal rows (a pro- and a retrodorsal row, a pro- and a retroventral row, a pro- and a retrolateral row). Femora I – II roughly straight and unarmed; III – IV roughly straight or strongly sigmoid with variable armature. Penis: Glans with stylus and ventral process, without dorsal process. Ventral process of glans with apex of variable shape. Ventral plate developed, almost rectangular (widened at basal half), anterior margin straight, distal half slightly thickened, with 3 – 4 pairs of distal conical setae (MS C), 0 – 3 pairs of subdistal / median ventral small setae (MS E), 1 pair of median small setae (MS D), 3 pairs of basal setae. Female: as in Hara et al. 2012. Composition. Nanophareus palpalis Roewer, 1929 (type species of the genus), N. araucanus Hara et al., 2012, N. bicornutus sp. nov., N. bipartitus Hara et al., 2012, N. bosqenublado Hara et al., 2012, N. maipu sp. nov. and N. polyhastatus sp. nov..	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF4FFE2FF0FFE04FC0DFE77.taxon	materials_examined	Type material. CHILE. V Región de Valparaíso: Zapallar (valle de Aconcagua), 27. xi. 1950, Ross & Michelbacher leg., ma holotype (CASENT, originally in CASENT 9055060).	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF4FFE2FF0FFE04FC0DFE77.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis for males. Nanophareus bicornutus sp. nov. resembles N. bosqenublado by the long coxa IV (close to posterior margin of dorsal scutum in dorsal view), coxa IV with prolateral apical apophysis with subbasal region bifid, trochanter IV with prodorsal apical large apophysis and femur IV with a retromedian spine. Can be distinguished from N. bosqenublado by: unarmed frontal hump on anterior margin of dorsal scutum, low and narrow ocularium, and a retroapical conical long apophysis on trochanter IV. Can be distinguished from the other species of the genus by: low and narrow (less than ⅓ carapace width) ocularium, scutal area III with a pair of enlarged tubercles, long cheliceral segment I, pedipalpal coxa enlarged, long (length close to carapace length), and basally inflated, and trochanter IV with two dorsoapical large apophyses.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF4FFE2FF0FFE04FC0DFE77.taxon	etymology	Etymology. From the Latin bi, meaning two, and cornus, meaning horns. In reference to the two dorsoapical horn-like apophyses on trochanter IV.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF4FFE2FF0FFE04FC0DFE77.taxon	description	Description. Male (holotype): Dorsum (Fig. 2 A, C, D): Measurements: CL 1.90; CW 2.60; DSL 5.05; DSW 4.80; LI 10.15; LII 19.55; LIII 14.60; LIV 20.20. Anterior margin of carapace with unarmed, granulate frontal hump. Ocularium low, narrowed (less than ⅓ carapace width), smooth and unarmed. Carapace with sparse tubercles. Scutal areas I – IV with scattered tubercles; scutal area III with 1 pair of enlarged tubercles; scutal area IV undivided. Body shape type gamma. Lateral margin of dorsal scutum with a row of enlarged tubercles inserted amongst small ones, more densely distributed between scutal grooves II and III. Posterior margin of dorsal scutum and free tergites I – III, each with a row of tubercles plus few tubercles on the corners. Venter (Fig. 2 B): Coxae I – IV and stigmatic area tuberculate; coxa I with enlarged tubercles in median rows and on apical region. Free sternites each with 1 row of tubercles. Chelicerae: Segment I elongated, with bulla slightly marked; fixed finger with 5 teeth; movable finger with 5 – 7 teeth. Pedipalps (Fig. 2 F, G): Coxa elongated (close to carapace length) and robust, basally inflated, with retroapical cluster of tubercles. Trochanter inflated and smooth, with 2 – 3 ventral setiferous tubercles (prolateral largest). Femur with sparse dorsal tubercles, without prolateral subapical seta, ventral side with 3 – 4 tubercles and 1 enlarged basal one. Patella obliquely inserted in tibia (see in lateral view). Tibia and tarsus with few scattered setiferous tubercles; tibia baso-ventrally oblique (seen in lateral view). Tibial setation: prolateral IIi, retrolateral I [Ii] i. Tarsal setation: prolateral iIii, iIiii, retrolateral iIii. Legs (Figs 2 E, 3): Coxa II with 1 prolateral apophysis; coxa IV with 1 prolateral apical apophysis, dorsoventrally bifid (dorsal branch longer than ventral one) from subbasal region, directed backwards and 1 retrolateral, conical, short apical apophysis. Trochanter IV longer than wide, prolateral side with 1 conical, short, blunt submedian apophysis, its apex slightly curved dorsally, and 1 long, robust dorsoapical apophysis, this one bifid (prolateral branch longest), projected dorsally, its apex curved anteriorly; retrolateral side with a cluster of enlarged basal tubercles, 1 long, robust dorsoapical apophysis, this one curved dorsally, and 1 conical, short apical apophysis. Femora I – II unarmed; femur III with 2 ventral rows of tubercles increasing in size apically. Femur IV straight, with enlarged tubercles in the median regions of prolateral and retrodorsal rows of tubercles; retrolateral side with 1 basal, small, pointed spine, 1 median large spine, ventral side with an irregular retrolateral row of enlarged tubercles, and a prolateral row with 3 – 4 high, pointed tubercles; ventroapical side with 1 prolateral spine and 1 enlarged retrolateral tubercle. Patellae I – IV tuberculate, patellae I – III unarmed; patella IV with ventral enlarged, pointed tubercles. Tibiae I – II unarmed; tibia III with 2 ventral rows of tubercles slightly increasing in size apically. Tibia IV with 2 ventral rows of tubercles increasing in size subapically, retrolateral one with enlarged tubercles becoming high and pointed; ventroapical side unarmed. Tarsal segmentation: 6 (3), 9 – 10 (3), 6, 6. Penis (Fig. 8 A, B): Glans with wide sac, its distal part projected dorsally; stylus elongated and curved, with ventral trichomes on median third; ventral process apex with nail head shape (apex with lateral projections), curved towards stylus. Ventral plate subrectagular, basally inflated, with 3 pairs of MS C (distal pair smallest), 1 pair of short MS D, 2 pairs of small MS E, 4 pairs of basal setae. Coloration: Body, pedipalps, patellae I – IV, tibia IV and apical regions of femora I – IV and tibiae I – III brown; coxa IV, femur IV and apophyses of coxa – trochanter IV dark brown; the remaining parts (chelicerae, trochanters I – IV, most part of femora and tibiae I – III, metatarsi – tarsi I – IV) pale brown. Female: Unknown.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF4FFE2FF0FFE04FC0DFE77.taxon	materials_examined	Type locality. Chile, V Región de Valparaíso, Zapallar. Geographical distribution (Fig. 9). Known only from the type locality.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF3FFFFFF0FFDC7FC0DFC27.taxon	materials_examined	Type material. CHILE. Región Metropolitana (Santiago): Maipu (Quebrada de la Plata, la Rinconada; - 33 ° 30 ’ S - 70 ° 55 ’ W), 26. vii. 1966, E. Schlinger & M. Irwin leg., ma holotype & 1 fe paratype (CASENT 9033796). Note: The male holotype lacks part of right leg II (patella — tarsus), left leg II and both legs III entirely. The vial CASENT 9033796 also includes the juveniles, but those are not to be considered type material. Other material examined. CHILE. Región Metropolitana (Santiago): Maipu (Quebrada de la Plata, la Rinconada; - 33 ° 30 ’ S - 70 ° 55 ’ W), 26. vii. 1966, E. Schlinger & M. Irwin leg., 2 jv (CASENT 9033796).	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF3FFFFFF0FFDC7FC0DFC27.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis for males. Nanophareus maipu sp. nov. resembles N. araucanus by the frontal hump on the anterior margin of dorsal scutum bearing two high median enlarged tubercles, ocularium domed and not widened (approximately ⅓ carapace width), scutal area IV undivided, trochanter IV with two prolateral apophyses and one retroapical enlarged tubercle. Can be distinguished from N. araucanus by: unarmed ocularium and scutal areas, prolateral apical apophysis of coxa IV single, and retrolaterally unarmed femur IV. Can be distinguished from the other species of the genus by the combination of the following characters: ocularium domed and not widened, unarmed scutal areas, absence of enlarged prolateral apophysis on coxa I (in dorsal and lateral views), prolateral apical apophysis of coxa IV single, shape, size and proportion of the submedian prolateral and proapical apophyses of trochanter IV, and a pair of ventroapical spines on femur IV.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF3FFFFFF0FFDC7FC0DFC27.taxon	etymology	Etymology. It is a noun in apposition, in reference of the type locality — comuna Maipu.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF3FFFFFF0FFDC7FC0DFC27.taxon	description	Description. Male (holotype): Dorsum (Fig. 4 A, C): Measurements: CL 1.40; CW 1.60; DSL 3.50; DSW 3.25; LI 7.05; LII 3.30 (trochanter — femur); LIII -; LIV 12.35. Anterior margin of carapace with granulate frontal hump bearing 2 high, enlarged median tubercles. Ocularium domed and not widened (approximately ⅓ carapace width), covered with slightly enlarged tubercles. Carapace with sparse tubercles. Scutal areas I – IV unarmed with scattered tubercles; scutal area IV undivided. Body shape type gamma. Lateral margin of dorsal scutum with a row of enlarged tubercles inserted amongst small ones, more densely distributed between grooves II and III. Venter (Fig. 4 B): Coxae I – IV and stigmatic area tuberculate; coxae I – II with enlarged tubercles in median rows; coxa II also with enlarged tubercles on apical and retrolateral regions. Free sternites each with 1 row of tubercles. Chelicerae: Segment I with bulla slightly marked; fixed finger with 4 teeth; movable finger with 3 – 4 teeth. Pedipalps (Fig. 4 E – G): Coxa with 1 prolateral basal enlarged tubercle, 0 – 2 retroapical enlarged tubercles. Trochanter inflated with 2 – 3 tubercles, ventral side with 2 enlarged setiferous tubercles. Femur dorsal side with sparse tubercles, with 1 prolateral subapical seta (absent in right pedipalp), ventral side with 3 – 4 tubercles and 1 enlarged basal one. Patella dorsally inserted in tibia (see in lateral view). Tibia dorso-laterally tuberculate; tibia baso-ventrally curved at 90 ° in lateral view. Tibial setation: prolateral IIi, retrolateral I [Ii]. Tarsal setation: prolateral IiIii, retrolateral iIiIii. Legs (Figs 4 D, 5): Coxa I with 1 retrolateral apophysis; coxa II with 1 prolateral apophysis, 1 median enlarged tubercle and 1 retrolateral projection, this fused to prolateral apophysis of coxa III; coxa III with 1 prolateral and 1 retrolateral apophyses; coxa IV tuberculate, with 1 prolateral apical apophysis, directed backwards, without retrolateral apical apophysis (retrolaterally apically unarmed). Trochanter IV longer than wide, prolateral side with 1 conical, short, blunt submedian apophysis, swollen in the middle, and 1 conical, robust, blunt apical apophysis, this one projected laterally and slightly curved dorsally; retrolateral side with 2 median slightly enlarged tubercles, 1 apical enlarged tubercle. Femora I – II unarmed. Femur IV slightly curved retrolaterally, with a retrolateral row of enlarged tubercles increasing in size subapically; dorsoapical side with 1 pair of enlarged tubercles; ventral side with 2 rows of tubercles, prolateral one with tubercles increasing in size apically (3 large), retrolateral one with enlarged tubercles in the middle; ventroapical side with 2 enlarged spines (proventral largest). Patellae I – IV tuberculate; patellae I – III unarmed. Patella IV with retrolateral tubercles increasing in size in the middle; ventral tubercles increasing in size apically, prolateral ones enlarged, becoming high and pointed, 1 prolateral ventral apical spine. Tibia I unarmed; tibia IV with 2 ventral rows, retrolateral one with tubercles increasing in size apically, becoming high and pointed, ventroapical side with 1 prolateral tubercle and 1 retrolateral spine. Tarsal segmentation: 6 (3),?,?, 6. Penis (Fig. 8 C – E): Glans with wide sac; stylus elongated and slightly curved, with subapical ventral trichomes; ventral process apex blunt, curved towards stylus. Ventral plate rectangular, basally inflated, with 3 – 4 pairs of MS C (right distal seta smallest), 1 pair of short MS D, 1 pair of small MS E, 3 pairs of basal setae. Coloration: Most of the body pale brown; pedipalps, legs I – II and metatarsus – tarsus IV yellowish pale brown; margins of dorsal scutum, posterior margins of free tergites and apex of apophyses and enlarged tubercles dark brown. Female (paratype; fig. 4 H): DSL 3.80; DSW 3.25; LI 6.35; LII 10.45; LIII 7.60; LIV 10.15. Anterior margin of carapace with granulate frontal hump bearing 1 high, enlarged median tubercle. Posterior margin of dorsal scutum and free tergites I – III, each with 2 rows of tubercles. Venter: Coxa I with median and apical enlarged tubercles; coxa II with subapical enlarged tubercles. Pedipalps: Tibial setation: prolateral IIi, III. Tarsal setation: retrolateral iIiIii, IiIii. Legs: coxa IV short (reaching scutal grooves III – IV), with 1 prolateral apical enlarged pointed tubercle. Trochanter IV prolateral side with 1 proapical and 1 retroapical enlarged tubercles. Femur III with 2 dorsoapical enlarged tubercles; femur IV ditto, ventral side with 2 rows of tubercles, prolateral one with tubercles increasing in size apically, becoming pointed, ventroapical side with 1 prolateral spine and 1 retrolateral enlarged tubercle. Patellae I – IV tuberculate, unarmed. Tibiae I – IV tuberculate, unarmed. Tarsal segmentation: 6 (3), 5 (3), 6, 6.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFF3FFFFFF0FFDC7FC0DFC27.taxon	materials_examined	Type locality. Chile, Región Metropolitana (Santiago), Maipu. Geographical distribution (Fig. 9). Known only from the type locality.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFEEFFFAFF0FFC77FC0DFDE2.taxon	materials_examined	Type material. CHILE. VIII Región de Bio-Bío: El Abanico, 30. xii. 1950, Ross & Michelbacher leg., ma holotype & 1 ma paratype (CASENT 9055043).	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFEEFFFAFF0FFC77FC0DFDE2.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis for males. Nanophareus polyhastatus sp. nov. resembles N. bipartitus by the unarmed frontal hump on the anterior margin of dorsal scutum, scutal area IV divided by a longitudinal median groove, and prolateral apical apophysis of coxa IV single. Can be distinguished from N. bipartitus by: ocularium domed and not widened (approximately ⅓ carapace width), scutal areas III – IV with a paramedian pair of enlarged tubercles, femur IV curved laterally and dorsoventrally. Can be distinguished from the other species of the genus by the combination of the following characters: ocularium domed and not widened, scutal areas III – IV with a paramedian pair of enlarged tubercles, scutal area IV divided, prolateral apical apophysis of coxa IV with a falcate apex, trochanter IV with robust prolateral and retrolateral apophyses, and femur IV with dorsobasal and retrobasal apophyses besides 2 – 4 spines on the middle-subapical retrolateral face.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFEEFFFAFF0FFC77FC0DFDE2.taxon	etymology	Etymology. From the Greek πολύς (polys), meaning many, and from Latin hastatus, meaning spear-shaped. In reference to the leg IV, which bears many spear-like apophyses.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFEEFFFAFF0FFC77FC0DFDE2.taxon	description	Description. Male (holotype): Dorsum (Fig. 6 A, C): Measurements: CL 1.50; CW 2.25; DSL 4.35; DSW 4.25; LI 7.60; LII 13.75; LIII 10.50; LIV 13.90. Anterior margin of carapace with granulate, unarmed frontal hump. Ocularium domed and not widened (approximately ⅓ carapace width), with sparse tubercles and 1 slightly enlarged paramedian pair of tubercles. Scutal areas I – IV with sparse tubercles; scutal areas I and IV divided in right and left halves; scutal areas III – IV each with 1 paramedian pair of enlarged tubercles. Body shape type gamma. Lateral margin of dorsal scutum with an external row of enlarged tubercles inserted amongst small ones, more densely distributed between scutal grooves II and III. Venter (Fig. 6 B): Coxae I – IV and stigmatic area tuberculate; coxa I with enlarged tubercles in median rows and on apical region. Free sternites each with 1 row of tubercles. Chelicerae: Segment I with well-marked bulla; fixed finger with 5 teeth; movable finger with 4 teeth. Pedipalps (Fig. 6 E, F): Coxa unarmed. Trochanter inflated, with 1 tubercle, with 2 ventral setiferous tubercles (prolateral largest). Femur dorsal side with sparse tubercles, without prolateral subapical seta, ventral side with 3 – 4 tubercles and 1 enlarged basal one. Patella dorsally inserted in tibia (see in lateral view). Tibia and tarsus dorsolaterally tuberculate; tibia basal ventrally curved at 90 ° in lateral view, tibial setation: prolateral III, retrolateral I [Ii]. Tarsal setation: prolateral IiIi, IiIii, retrolateral iIiIiii, iIiiIi. Legs (Figs 6 D, 7): Coxa IV with 1 prolateral apical apophysis, its apex falcate, directed laterally backwards. Trochanters I – IV with ventral enlarged tubercles. Trochanter IV longer than wide, with 1 dorsomedian enlarged tubercle, prolateral side with 1 conical, long, robust submedian apophysis, this with 1 dorsobasal enlarged, pointed tubercle, and 1 dorsal, conical, short subapical apophysis directed dorsally; retrolateral side with 1 conical, long, robust apical apophysis directed backwards. Femora I – II unarmed; femur III sinuous, dorsoapical side with 3 enlarged tubercles (pro-, retrolateral and median ones), with 2 ventral rows of tubercles slightly increasing in size apically, ventroapical side with 1 pair of enlarged tubercles. Femur IV sinuous, with large and blunt tubercles on the distal half of the prolateral row and distal third of retrodorsal row (of tubercles); 1 spiniform, large, pointed dorsobasal apophysis; retrolateral side with 1 basal, enlarged, blunt tubercle, 1 spiniform, large, pointed basal apophysis, 2 – 4 median-subapical spines; dorsoapical side with slightly enlarged tubercles and 4 large, pointed tubercles (pro-, retrolateral and 2 median ones); ventral side with 2 rows of enlarged, blunt tubercles; ventroapical side with 1 prolateral enlarged tubercle and 1 retrolateral spine. Patellae I – III unarmed; patella IV with enlarged ventral tubercles. Tibiae I – II unarmed; tibia III with 2 ventral rows of tubercles moderately increasing in size subapically; tibia IV thickening apically, ventral side with 2 rows of tubercles increasing in size subapically, becoming high and pointed, ventroapical side with 1 pair of enlarged tubercles. Tarsal segmentation: 6 (3), 7 (3), 6, 6. Penis (Fig. 8 F, G): Glans with wide sac, its distal part projected dorsally. Stylus elongated and curved, with subapical ventral trichomes. Ventral process elongated, with rectangular apex, curved towards stylus. Ventral plate subrectangular, slightly basally inflated, with 3 – 4 pairs of MS C, 1 pair of MS D, 1 pair of MS E and 3 pairs of basal setae. Coloration: Body, pedipalpal femur-tarsus, coxa-tibia IV, patellae-tibiae I – III, tibia III and apical regions of femora I – III, tarsus II dark brown; scutal grooves, chelicerae, tibiae I – II and tarsus I, III and IV brown; remaining parts (trochanters I – III, most part of femora I – III, metatarsi I – IV) pale brown. Variation in males (n = 2): Measurements: DSW 3.80 – 4.25; LI 7.10 – 7.60; LII 13.40 – 13.75; LIII 10.10 – 10.50; LIV 13.55 – 13.90. Scutal areas I with or without 1 paramedian pair of enlarged tubercles. Pedipalps: Tarsal setation: prolateral IiIi, IiIii, IiIiii, retrolateral iIiIiii, iIiiIi, IiIii. Femur IV with 3 or 4 large, dorsoapical pointed tubercles (pro-, retrolateral and 1 median tubercle or ditto, with 2 median tubercles, respectively). Tarsal segmentation: 6 (3), 7 – 8 (3), 6, 6. Female: Unknown.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
B409D267FFEEFFFAFF0FFC77FC0DFDE2.taxon	materials_examined	Type locality. Chile, V Región de Bio-Bío, El Abanico. Geographical distribution (Fig. 9). Known only from the type locality.	en	Hara, Marcos Ryotaro (2016): Cladistic analysis and description of three new species of the Chilean genus Nanophareus (Opiliones: Gonyleptidae: Pachylinae). Zootaxa 4105 (2): 101-123, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4105.2.1
