Asadipus banjiwarn, PLATNICK, 2000
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https://doi.org/ 10.1206/0003-0090(2000)245<0001:ARAROT>2.0.CO;2 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B887CE-B55A-FEC4-C7AB-7747E115FB36 |
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Felipe |
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Asadipus banjiwarn |
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sp. nov. |
Asadipus banjiwarn View in CoL , new species
Figures 610–613 View Figs ; Map 65 View Map 65
TYPES: Female holotype and male allotype from mallee, mulga, and triodia assemblage at Banjiwarn , 278489S, 1218409E, Western Australia (May 1979; R. How), deposited in WAM (96/644, 645) .
ETYMOLOGY: The specific name is a noun in apposition taken from the type locality.
DIAGNOSIS: Males of this distinctive, small species can be recognized easily by the widened palpal bulb, with the terminal apophysis widely overlapping the embolus (fig. 610), females by the large epigynal openings and medially coiled epigynal ducts (figs. 612, 613).
MALE: Total length 3.8. Coloration as in A. phaleratus , with clypeus area anteriorly produced. Leg spination: tibiae: III p000, v001p, r000; IV p000, v1p1p1p, r00 0; metatarsi: III v000, IV v01p0. Retrolateral tibial apophysis extending about onehalf of cymbial length (fig. 611); ventral portion of terminal apophysis overlapping embolus in ventral view, dorsal portion almost sickleshaped, median apophysis originating on recessed ledge (fig. 610).
FEMALE: Total length 5.0. Coloration as in A. phaleratus . Leg spination: tibiae III, IV p000, v001p, r000; metatarsi III, IV v0 00. Epigynum with large, anteriorly directed openings (fig. 612); ducts irregularly coiling between and anterior of spermathecae (fig. 613).
OTHER MATERIAL EXAMINED: Western Australia: Banjiwarn , 278489S, 1218419E, May 26–31, 1974, mulga, eremophila, bunchgrass (R. How, WAM 96 About WAM /643), 1 ?; Barlee Range Nature Reserve , 238069S, 1168009E, June 19–22, 1994, dry pitfall (P., G. Kendrick, WAM 96 About WAM /646), 1 ?; Bidgemia Station, Gasgoyne Junction , 258079S, 1158269E, June 6–Aug. 20, 1995, pitfalls (N. Hall, WAM 96 About WAM /642), 1 /; Boolathana Station , 248259S, 1138409E, May 28–June 2, 1995, dry pitfall (J. Waldock, WAM 96 About WAM /649), 1 ?; Boolathana Station , 248259S, 1138469E, May 31–Aug. 25, 1995, pitfall (N. Hall, WAM 96 About WAM /650), 1?, Aug. 20–Sept. 30, 1994, pitfall (A. Sampey, WAM 96 About WAM /648), 1 /; Bush Bay , 258079S, 1138489E, May 23–Aug. 23, 1995, pitfall (H. Hall, WAM 96 About WAM /647), 1 ?; Cape Cuvier, Quobba Station , 248089S, 1138279E, May 31–Aug. 25, 1995, pitfall (N. Hall, WAM 96 About WAM /652), 1 ?; Cape Cuvier, Quobba Station , 248129S, 1138279E, Aug. 21–Sept. 29, 1995, pitfall (P. West, WAM 96 About WAM / 653), 1 ?; Cape Cuvier, Quobba Station , 248139S, 1138309E, May 30–Aug. 24, 1995, pitfall (N. Hall, WAM 96 About WAM /651), 1 ?; Edel Land , 268159S, 1138199E, Sept. 9–14, 1989 (G. Harold, WAM 96 About WAM /641), 1 ?; Francois Peron National Park , 258539S, 1138339E, May 22–27, 1995, dry pitfall (M. Harvey, WAM 96 About WAM /654), 1 ?; Kennedy Range National Park , 248309S, 1158019E, May 27–June 1, 1995, dry pitfall (P. West, WAM 96 About WAM /656), 1 ?; Kennedy Range National Park , 248309S, 1158029E, May 27–June 1, 1995, dry pitfall (P. West, WAM 96 About WAM /655), 1 ?; Mardathuna Station , 248249S, 1148289E, May 23–May 28, 1995, dry pitfall (A. Sampey, WAM 96 About WAM /658), 1?, May 24–Aug. 26, 1995, pitfall (N. Hall, WAM 96 About WAM /657), 1 ?; Yundamindra , 298239S, 1228289E, July 1981, mulga/shrubs (W. Humphreys, WAM 96 About WAM /659), 1 ?; Yundamindra , 298249S, 1228289E, July 1981, pitfall, mallee, mulga, triodia (W. Humphreys, WAM 96 About WAM /684), 1 /; Zuytdorp , 278159S, 1148129E, May 17–Aug. 16, 1995, pitfall (N. Hall, WAM 96 About WAM /660), 1 /; Zuytdorp , 278169S, 1148029E, May 18–Aug. 17, 1995, pitfall (N. Hall, WAM 96 About WAM /661), 1 /.
DISTRIBUTION: Western Australia (map 65).
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Western Australian Museum |
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