Hemicloeina

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 HEMICLOEINA

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

– Females (those of wyndham unknown).. 9

2. Retrolateral tibial apophysis, in lateral view, forming a narrow triangle (figs. 542, 546) ................................ 3

– Retrolateral tibial apophysis, in lateral view, wider........................... 4

3. Ledge of palpal conductor relatively small (fig. 545)................... julatten

– Ledge of palpal conductor relatively large, dentate (fig. 541)........ somersetensis

4. Tip of palpal conductor relatively short, wide (fig. 557); retrolateral tibial apophysis bifid (fig. 558)................ humptydoo

– Tip of palpal conductor relatively long, narrow (as in fig. 569); retrolateral tibial apophysis not bifid................ 5

5. Space between tip and ledge of palpal conductor relatively long, narrow (fig. 569)................................ bluff

– Space between tip and ledge of palpal conductor shorter, wider (as in figs. 549, 561) ................................ 6

6. Space between tip and ledge of palpal conductor angular (figs. 561, 565)....... 7

– Space between tip and ledge of palpal conductor semicircular (figs. 549, 553)... 8

7. Retrolateral tibial apophysis with recurved tip (fig. 562); ledge of palpal conductor straight (fig. 561)............. kapalga

– Retrolateral tibial apophysis with dorsally directed tip (fig. 566); ledge of palpal conductor with distally directed tip (fig. 565)......................... wyndham

8. Ledge of palpal conductor excavated (fig. 549)......................... spec

– Ledge of palpal conductor not excavated (fig. 553)...................... gayndah

9. Epigynal atrium relatively narrow throughout its length (figs. 547, 555, 563, 571).. 10

– Epigynal atrium wider (figs. 543, 551, 559, 567)........................... 13

10. Epigynal atrium relatively long (fig. 547).............................. julatten

– Epigynal atrium shorter (figs. 555, 563, 571) ............................... 11

11. Posterior margin of epigynal atrium straight (fig. 571)..................... bluff

– Posterior margin of epigynal atrium v­shaped (figs. 555, 563).................. 12

12. Epigynal ducts widest posteriorly (fig. 564)........................... kapalga

– Epigynal ducts widest anteriorly (fig. 556).......................... gayndah

13. Epigynal atrium diamond­shaped (fig. 543)...................... somersetensis

– Epigynal atrium not diamond­shaped... 14

14. Epigynal ducts much wider than atrium (figs. 567, 568).................... bulolo

– Epigynal ducts at most only slight wider than atrium.......................... 15

15. Epigynal ducts relatively long, narrow (fig. 560).................... humptydoo

– Epigynal ducts relatively short, wide (fig. 552)......................... spec