Paradraculoides bythius Harvey, Berry, Edward and Humphreys 2008: 187–188 Draculoides bythius (Harvey, Berry, Edward and Humphreys) A systematic revision of Draculoides (Schizomida: Hubbardiidae) of the Pilbara, Western Australia, Part I: the Western Pilbara Abrams, Kym M. Huey, Joel A. Hillyer, Mia J. Didham, Raphael K. Harvey, Mark S. Zootaxa 2020 2020-10-22 4864 1 1 75 (Harvey, Berry, Edward and Humphreys, 2008) Harvey, Berry, Edward and Humphreys 2008 [151,996,1266,1293] Arachnida Hubbardiidae Draculoides Animalia Schizomida 34 35 Arthropoda species bythius  ( Figs. 1–8) http://zoobank.org/NomenclaturalActs/ F6E7300F-381C-4DF5-8B96-DAE9B7D1F46A      Paradraculoides bythius Harvey, Berry, Edward and Humphreys 2008: 187–188, figs. 1–3, 10, 36–42.   Draculoides bythius(Harvey, Berry, Edward and Humphreys): Abrams et al. 2019MPE 106532: 8, fig. 2.   Material examined.   Holotypemale. AUSTRALIA:  Western Australia: Mesa B(Borehole 0016, trap 3), 37.9 kmW of Pannawonica, 21°39’49”S, 115°57’2”E,  1 June 2005, M. Greenham, D. Kamienand L. Mould( WAM T63364).    Paratypes. AUSTRALIA:  Western Australia: 1 ♀, same data as holotype ( WAM T63365);  1 ♂, Mesa B, Bore- hole 0014 (trap 3), 37.9 kmW of Pannawonica, 21°39’58”S, 115°57’27”E, March–May2005, M. Greenham, D. Kamienand L. Mould( WAM T65759);  2 ♀, Mesa B, Borehole 0021 (trap 2), 38.1 kmW of Pannawonica, 21°39’3”S, 115°57’2”E, March–May2005, M. Greenham, D. Kamienand L. Mould( WAM T63340, T66070).  Other material. AUSTRALIA:  Western Australia: See Harvey et al. (2008); Abrams et al. (2019).   Diagnosis.The shape of the male flagellum of  Draculoides bythiusmost closely resembles  D. affinis, D. anachoretus,  D. cochranus,  D. eremius,  D. gnophicola,  D. kryptus,  D. mckechnieorum,  D. noctigrassatorand  D. warramboo,especially in the presence of a broad base. It differs from  D. affinis,  D. eremiusand D. gnophicolain the presence of a distally tapered end (blunt end in the aforementioned species). It differs from  D. anachoretus,  D. cochranus,  D. mckechnieorum,  D. noctigrassatorand  D. warrambooin the position of dm4 being in line with dl3, dm4 is anterior to dl 3 inthe aforementioned species. It differs from  D. kryptusin the anterior position of dm 4 inrelation to dl3 (dm4 posterior to dl 3 in  D. kryptus). Females of this species differ from all other females by the position of microsetae between the two most anterior flagellomere of the flagellum.  Draculoides bythiuscan be diagnosed from all other  Draculoidesspecies that were sequenced at COI and 12S by the 50bp mini-barcodes shown in Figures 3and 5.  Draculoides bythiuscan be diagnosed from all other  Draculoidesspecies that were sequenced at ITS2 ( Fig. 7) except for  Draculoides anachoretus,  D. eremius,  D. gnophicola,  D. kryptus,  D. mckechnieorum,  D. warramboo,  D. immortalis,  D. belalugosii,  D. christopherleei,  D. piscivultusand  D. akashae,which are not distinguishable using the ITS2 mini-barcode.   Description. See Harvey et al. (2008).   Remarks.  Draculoides bythiusis found in Mesas B and C situated west of Pannawonica in the Pilbara region of Western Australia( Fig. 1A). 3013449369 T63364 2005-06-01 WAM, T M. Greenham & D. Kamien & L. Mould Australia -21.66361 Pannawonica 21 115.950554 34 35 1 Western Australia holotype 3013449325 T63365 [199,1206,1580,1607] 2005-06-01 WAM, T Australia -21.66361 Pannawonica 21 115.950554 34 35 1 1 Western Australia paratype 3013449359 T65759 WAM, T March-May & M. Greenham & D. Kamien & L. Mould Australia -21.666111 Pannawonica 21 115.9575 34 35 1 1 Western Australia paratype 3013449394 T63340, T66070 WAM, T March-May & M. Greenham & D. Kamien & L. Mould Australia -21.650833 Pannawonica 21 115.950554 34 35 2 2 Western Australia paratype