Conothele Thorell, 1878
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Genus Conothele Thorell, 1878
Type.
Conothele malayana (Doleschall, 1859): 5, pl. 5, figure 8 (described female).
Diagnosis.
The genus Conothele can be distinguished from the genus Ummidia by their burrowing habits, the former constructs a short, parallel to the surface of ground, superficial burrow, whereas the latter digs a several centimeters long burrow in the soil ( Haupt 2006). Moreover, Conothele distributes in the Oriental and Australian regions, whereas Ummidia is only found from New World and the Mediterranean region ( Haupt 2006; Siliwal et al. 2009; World Spider Catalog 2016).
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