Rebilus, KNOWN FROM

PLATNICK, NORMAN I., 2002, A Revision Of The Australasian Ground Spiders Of The Families Ammoxenidae, Cithaeronidae, Gallieniellidae, And Trochanteriidae (Araneae: Gnaphosoidea), Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2002 (271), pp. 1-1 : 1-

KEY TO SPECIES OF REBILUS KNOWN FROM QUEENSLAND

1. Males (those of crediton unknown)..... 2

– Females........................... 9

2. Prolateral corner of cymbium with patch of thick setae (figs. 639, 640).......... 3

– Prolateral corner of cymbium with unmodified setae........................ 4

3. Tegulum greatly expanded prolaterally (fig. 579)...................... lugubris

– Tegulum not expanded prolaterally (fig. 583).......................... bulburin

4. Retrolateral tibial apophysis entire (figs. 588, 608)............................ 5

– Retrolateral tibial apophysis bifid, at least at tip (figs. 592, 596, 600, 604)........ 6

5. Retrolateral tibial apophysis relatively long, narrow (figs. 588, 641)..... tribulation

– Retrolateral tibial apophysis relatively short, wide (figs. 608, 646)........ lamington

6. Retrolateral tibial apophysis relatively small, both terminal prongs small (figs. 604, 645)........................... maleny

– Both terminal prongs of retrolateral tibial apophysis larger (as in figs. 592, 600)... ................................. 7

7. Proximal prong of retrolateral tibial apophysis directed dorsally (figs. 592, 642).................................. bunya

– Proximal prong of retrolateral tibial apophysis directed proximally (figs. 596, 600).. ................................. 8

8. Distal prong of retrolateral tibial apophysis longer than proximal prong (figs. 600, 644).......................... glorious

– Distal prong of retrolateral tibial apophysis subequal to proximal prong (figs. 596, 643)........................ binnaburra

9. Epigynum with anterior marginal ridge (figs. 483, 581, 585, 589, 593)........... 10

– Epigynum without distinct anterior margin (figs. 597, 601, 605, 609).......... 14

10. Anterior epigynal margin triangular (figs. 483, 585, 593)................... 11

– Anterior epigynal margin not triangular (figs. 581, 589)....................... 13

11. Epigynum with m­shaped posterior ridge (fig. 593)........................ bunya

– Epigynum with u­shaped posterior ridge (figs. 483, 585)....................... 12

12. Anterior epigynal ducts relatively long (fig. 586)...................... bulburin

– Anterior epigynal ducts relatively short (fig. 484)...................... crediton

13. Posterior epigynal ducts relatively wide (fig. 582)...................... lugubris

– Posterior epigynal ducts relatively narrow (fig. 590)................ tribulation

14. Epigynal atrium relatively broad at posterior margin (figs. 597, 609)............ 15

– Epigynal atrium relatively narrow at posterior margin (figs. 601, 605)............ 16

15. Epigynum with median septum (fig. 597)........................... binnaburra

– Epigynum without median septum (fig. 609)......................... lamington

16. Epigynal atrium relatively long (fig. 601)............................. glorious

– Epigynal atrium relatively short (fig. 605).............................. maleny

KEY TO SPECIES OF REBILUS KNOWN FROM NEW SOUTH WALES AND VICTORIA

1. Males (those of kaputar unknown)...... 2

– Females.......................... 10

2. Prolateral corner of cymbium with patch of thick setae (figs. 649, 653).......... 3

– Prolateral corner of cymbium with unmodified setae........................ 4

3. Tip of retrolateral tibial apophysis bifid (fig. 620)........................ bilpin

– Tip of retrolateral tibial apophysis entire (fig. 636)......................... grayi

4. Tip of retrolateral tibial apophysis bifid (fig. 596).................... binnaburra

– Tip of retrolateral tibial apophysis entire... ................................. 5

5. Retrolateral edge of cymbium with pronounced, rectangular expansion (figs. 608, 612)............................ 6

– Retrolateral edge of cymbium without pronounced, rectangular expansion...... 7

6. Basal retrolateral tibial apophysis a low knob, conductor relatively wide (fig. 612)............................... morton

– Basal retrolateral tibial apophysis a normal hook, conductor relatively narrow (fig. 608)..................... lamington

7. Basal retrolateral tibial apophysis relatively small, low (figs. 616, 628).......... 8

– Basal retrolateral tibial apophysis relatively large, high (figs. 624, 632).......... 9

8. Tegulum greatly expanded prolaterally (fig. 627)..................... monteithi

– Tegulum not greatly expanded prolaterally (fig. 615)................. brooklana

9. Basal retrolateral tibial apophysis with dense setae, tegulum smoothly rounded prolaterally (fig. 623)............... wisharti

– Basal retrolateral tibial apophysis without dense setae, tegulum with distinct prolateral projection (fig. 631)....... griswoldi

10. Anterior epigynal ducts greatly elongated, parallel, occupying most of epigynal length (fig. 486)................... kaputar

– Anterior epigynal ducts much shorter... 11

11. Epigynal atrium with anterior, semicircular margin as well as v­shaped posterior margin (fig. 621)................. bilpin

– Epigynal atrium with distinct posterior margin only........................ 12

12. Epigynal atrium relatively long, u­shaped (as in figs. 597, 617)................. 13

– Epigynal atrium relatively short (as in figs. 629, 637)....................... 16

13. Epigynum with distinct septum (fig. 597)........................... binnaburra

– Epigynum without distinct septum..... 14

14. Epigynum relatively short, not extending far anterior of atrium (fig. 617)................................... brooklana

– Epigynum relatively long, extending far anterior of atrium (figs. 609, 633)..... 15

15. Anterior epigynal ducts distinct, relatively narrow (fig. 610)........... lamington

– Anterior epigynal ducts indistinct, fused with atrial plate (fig. 634)........ griswoldi

16. Anterior epigynal ducts much longer than posterior ducts (fig. 630)..... monteithi

– Anterior epigynal ducts no longer than posterior ducts (figs. 614, 626, 638)..... 17

17. Anterior epigynal ducts much shorter than posterior ducts (fig. 638)......... grayi

– Anterior epigynal ducts about as long as posterior ducts (figs. 614, 626)......... 18

18. Posterior epigynal ducts relatively narrow (fig. 626).................. wisharti

– Posterior epigynal ducts relatively wide (fig. 614)....................... morton