Wydundra, Platnick & Baehr, 2006

Platnick, N. I. & Baehr, B., 2006, A Revision Of The Australasian Ground Spiders Of The Family Prodidomidae (Araneae: Gnaphosoidea), Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2006 (298), pp. 1-287 : 107-109

KEY TO AUSTRALASIAN SPECIES OF WYDUNDRA

1. Males (those of W. cunderdin , W. clifton , W. drysdale , W. fitzroy , W. lindsay , W. morton , W. webberae unknown) ......................... 2

– Females (those of W. charnley , W. ethabuka , W. flattery , W. lennard , W. lowrie unknown).............. 34

2. Embolus coiled, at least twice around bulb (fig. 388)......... W. kennedy

– Embolus not coiled............. 3

3. Abdomen covered with ordinary setae; retrolateral tibial apophysis basally excavated (fig. 394)........ W. barrow

– Abdomen covered with plumose setae or recumbent scales, retrolateral tibial apophysis different.............. 4

4. Abdomen covered with plumose setae.. ........................... 5

– Abdomen covered with recumbent scales .......................... 10

5. Palpal femur ventrally incrassate, or with ventral process............. 6

– Palpal femur unmodified, ventrally not incrassate.................... 7

6. Embolus corkscrew-shaped (fig. 413)........... W. lennard

– Embolus straight, with long, triangular basal projection (fig. 343).... W. kohi

7. Retrolateral tibial apophysis greatly elongated, with second dorsal apophysis (fig. 329).............. W. flattery

– Retrolateral tibial apophysis shorter, without second dorsal apophysis (fig. 355)........... 8

8. Embolus base with short, basal projection (fig. 354)........... W. gibb

– Embolus base with long, triangular basal projection (fig. 313)............. 9

9. Embolus long, with bifid tips (fig. 313)................ W. neinaut

– Embolus finger-shaped, with sharp tip (fig. 318)............. W. octomile

10. Base of conductor with large, chitinous conical projection (fig. 333)... W. undara

– Base of the conductor without large, chitinous conical projection (fig. 293) .......................... 11

11. Palpal femur ventrally incrassate, or with ventral process............ 12

– Palpal femur unmodified, ventrally not incrassate................... 14

12. Retrolateral tibial apophysis thick, curved dorsally, with lateral concavity (fig. 294)............... W. jabiru

– Retrolateral tibial apophysis triangular, without lateral concavity (fig. 289)... 13

13. Terminal apophysis with triangular prolateral and blunt retrolateral portions (fig. 288)............ W. newcastle

– Terminal apophysis with distal portion excavated, ventral portion small, hookshaped (fig. 374)..... W. moondarra

14. Median apophysis absent (fig. 408).................. W. humbert

– Median apophysis present (fig. 273)... 15

15. Terminal apophysis absent (fig. 273). .......................... 16

– Terminal apophysis present (fig. 369). .......................... 27

16. Embolar base situated basally or retrolaterally (fig. 273).............. 17

– Embolar base situated prolaterally (fig. 298).................... 20

17. Embolar base situated retrolaterally (fig. 273).............. W. carinda

– Embolar base situated basally (fig. 258) ........................ 18

18. Embolus without basal, embolar projection (fig. 258)......... W. windsor

– Embolus with basal, embolar projection (fig. 278).................... 19

19. Embolar projection triangular (fig. 278)............... W. gunbiyarrmi

– Embolar projection lobate (fig. 249).................. W. osbourne

20. Retrolateral tibial apophysis divided into two parts (fig. 299)........... 21

– Retrolateral tibial apophysis undivided (fig. 339).................... 23

21. Embolus with conical embolar projection (fig. 298)........... W. cooper

– Embolar projection absent (fig. 308) 22

22. Retrolateral tibial apophysis with ventral process triangular; conductor short, not extending past tip of embolus (figs. 308, 309)........ W. moolooroo

– Retrolateral tibial apophysis with ventral process truncated; conductor longer, extending past tip of embolus (figs. 303, 304).............. W. kalamurina

23. Embolus with basal embolar projection (fig. 338).................... 24

– Embolar projection absent (fig. 398) 25

24. Embolar projection long, triangular (fig. 338).............. W. garnet

– Embolar projection short, lobate (fig. 323)...... W. normanton

25. Median apophysis with single, retrolaterally directed tip; embolus straight, with sharp tip (fig. 398)..... W. anjo

– Median apophysis excavated, with two distal tips; embolus not straight, with blunt or bifid tips (fig. 359)....... 26

26. Embolus scooped, with bifid tips, retrolateral tip with denticle (fig. 359).............. W. charnley

– Embolus finger-shaped, with blunt, indented tip (fig. 364)..... W. daunton

27. Embolar base situated distally (fig. 369).............. W. humptydoo

– Embolar base situated prolaterally (fig. 263).................... 28

28. Terminal apophysis with two large lobes (fig. 263).................... 29

– Terminal apophysis without two large lobes (fig. 351)................ 30

29. Terminal apophysis with subequal lobes (fig. 263)............... W. percy

– Terminal apophysis with larger prolateral and smaller retrolateral lobe (fig. 268)............... W. gully

30. Terminal apophysis finger-shaped; retrolateral tibial apophysis with bifid tip (figs. 351, 352)................ 31

– Terminal apophysis different; retrolateral tibial apophysis without bifid tip (figs. 348, 349)................ 32

31. Median apophysis scythe-shaped; tibia globose (figs. 351, 352)... W. ethabuka

– Median apophysis long, with scooped tip; tibia not globose (figs. 403, 404)............... W. uluru

32. Retrolateral tibial apophysis with distally and dorsally directed process (fig. 349).................. W. lowrie

– Retrolateral tibial apophysis without distally and dorsally directed process (fig. 284).................... 33

33. Retrolateral tibial apophysis narrow, with ventrally bent tip (fig. 284) W. solo