Dendrolasma mirabile Banks, 1894 is a animal in the Nemastomatidae family, order Opiliones, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Dendrolasma mirabile Banks, 1894
Dendrolasma mirabile is a species distinguished from Dendrolasma dentipalpe by several key physical traits in both its body structure and male reproductive anatomy.
Dendrolasma mirabile can be distinguished from the related species Dendrolasma dentipalpe by its large-celled network of keels, whereas Dendrolasma dentipalpe has a small-celled network of keels. Male Dendrolasma mirabile also have less pronounced modifications to their chelicerae, and do not have the mediodistal tooth that is present on the palpal patella of male Dendrolasma dentipalpe.
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