REVISION OF THE GENUS PARAMARPISSA F.O.P.-CAMBRIDGE, 1901 (ARANEAE, SALTICIDAE)

The genus Paramarpissa is rede® ned. The functional tegulum in Paramarpissa consists of two separate sclerites, the tegulum in the restricted sense and the salticid radix. The new term, salticid functional tegulum, is de® ned. Six species, of which three are new, are included in the genus, and two new combinations are established. One species, P. albopilosa is revalidated. All species are described and illustrated.

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