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Cantuaria dendyi
''Cantuaria dendyi'' is a species of trapdoor spider in the family Idiopidae. It can be found in the South Island of New Zealand and is limited to the Christchurch and Banks Peninsula area.
==Taxonomy==
British amateur arachnologist Henry Roughton Hogg described this species in 1901 as ''Maoriana dendyi'' from a specimen collected in Christchurch and sent to him by Professor Arthur Dendy. A year later, Hogg discovered that the genus name ''Maoriana'' had already been allocated to a genus of mollusc, so he renamed the species ''Cantuaria dendyi''.〔 The genus name recalls Canterbury Province, the origin of the specimen. Other names for the genus have been ''Misgolas'' and ''Arbanitis''.〔〔World Spider Catalog. (2015). ''Cantuaria dendyi (Hogg 1901).'' Retrieved March 26, 2015, from http://www.wsc.nmbe.ch/species/13295/Cantuaria-dendyi〕 Valerie Todd felt the differences that Hogg had used to place ''C. dendyi'' in a new genus were not enough to separate it from the genus ''Arbanitis'', so she reclassified it as ''Arbanitis dendyi''. Additionally, the family Idiopidae was previously considered part of the Ctenizidae.
The first spiders of this genus to be found, ''Cantuaria dendyi'' are the type species of the genus.
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