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Eight cobweb spider species building a detritus-based, bell-shaped retreat from China are reported in the current paper, including five new    Campanicola    species and three known species:    Campanicola   anguilliformis    Li &amp; Liu,  sp. nov. ,    Campanicola   falciformis    Li &amp; Liu,  sp. nov. ,    Campanicola   heteroidea    Li &amp; Liu,  sp. nov. ,    Campanicola   tauricornis    Li &amp; Liu,  sp. nov. ,    Campanicola   volubilis    Li &amp; Liu,  sp. nov. ,    Campanicola   campanulata    (Chen, 1993),    Campanicola   ferrumequina    (Bösenberg &amp; Strand, 1906), and    Parasteatoda   ducta    (Zhu, 1998). Among them, the male of    Parasteatoda   ducta    (Zhu, 1998) is described for the first time. We provide photographs of all species and descriptions for new species in the current paper. The type of bell-shaped retreat is rare in theridiid, and found only in four related genera. A natural next step upon completing this taxonomic study would be to analyse and understand the evolution of the retreat and related traits.

Eight cobweb spider species from China building detritus-based, bell-shaped retreats ( Araneae , Theridiidae )