Dzulhelmi muhammad nasir

Figure 1. Study sites in Sabah state where spider specimens were collected. 1, Simpang Mengayau at Tips of Borneo, Kudat,
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01’16”N, 116
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44’34”E, beach forest, 13
-15 February 2015; 2, Pantai Bak Bak, Kudat, 6
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56’50”N, 116
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50’22”E, beach forest, 16
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February 2015; 3, Kudat Golf and Country Resort, Kudat, 6
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53’21”N, 116
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51’22”E, garden, 19
-21 February 2015; 4, Esplanade Kudat,
Kudat, 6
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52’44”N, 116
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51’18”E, building, 22
-24 February 2015; 5, Kampung Bangkau-bangkau, Pitas, 6
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43’14”N, 116
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59’50”E,
rubber plantation, 10-12 January 2015; 6, Kampung Korongkom Laut, Kota Marudu, 6
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30’26”N, 116
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46’50”E, oil palm plantation, 7
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January 2015; 7, Mesilau Resort Nature Reserve, Ranau, 6
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02’5”N, 116
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34’55”E, dipterocarp forest, 16
-18 May 2015; 8, Poring Hot
Spring Nature Reserve, Ranau, 6
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2’35”N, 116
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42’7”E, dipterocarp forest, 22
-24 May 2015; 9, Kinabalu National Park, Ranau,
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01’16”N, 116
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32’43”E, montane forest, 19
-21 May 2015; 10, Sabah Tea Garden, Ranau, 5
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56’2”N, 116
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48’5”E, tea plantation, 13
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May 2015; 11, Kota Kinabalu Wetland Centre, Kota Kinabalu, 5
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59’14”N, 116
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5’20”E, mangrove forest, 7
-9 April 2015; 12, Signal
Hill, Kota Kinabalu, 5
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59’3”N, 116
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4’44”E, disturbed forest, 13
-15 April 2015; 13, Sri Kinabalu Resort, Kota Kinabalu, 5
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57’43”N,
116
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36’14”E, garden, 10
-12 April 2015; 14, Crocker Range National Park, Tambunan, 5
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58’5”N, 116
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08’2”E, montane forest, 25
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May 2015.
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