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- <p><i>Amaurobius erberi</i> (Keyserling, 1863)</p><p><b>Material examined.</b></p><p>• 1 ♂ (TNU 10237/2), Crimea, Bakhchisarai Distr., nr Khodzha-Sala Vil., steep southern slope of Baba-Dagh Plateau (= Mangup-Kale Gorodishche), Mangupskaya I (= MK- 1) Cave, 3. V. 2018, I. S. Turbanov leg.</p><p><b>Distribution.</b></p><p>West Palearctic nemoral-subtropical: from the Canaries to Azerbaijan and from Central Europe to Algeria (Kovblyuk and Kastrygina 2015; Nentwig et al. 2024).</p><p><b>Records from the Crimean caves.</b></p><p>Map (Fig. 17 A – yellow circle). Mangupskaya I Cave on steep southern slope of Baba-Dagh Plateau (present data).</p><p><b>Ecology.</b></p><p>In Crimea, <i>Amaurobius erberi</i> is widespread and found in all landscape zones (Kovblyuk and Kastrygina 2015). This species has not been previously recorded from caves and it is hardly a permanent cave dweller, so it can be classified as a trogloxene.</p>