Therlinya, a new genus of spiders from eastern Australia (Araneae: Amaurobioidea) Gray, Michael R. Smith, Helen M. Records of the Australian Museum 2002 2002-10-30 54 3 293 293 7C93J Gray & Smith, 2002 Gray & Smith 2002 [990,1252,1710,1734] Arachnida Stiphidiidae Therlinya Animalia Araneae 11 303 Arthropoda species horsemanae sp. nov.   Figs. 8a–f, 12   Type material.  AUSTRALIA: QUEENSLAND—H OLOTYPE: Ƌ, KS58196 ( AMS), Bulburin Forestry Nursery, NW of Bundaberg, 24°31'S 151°29'E,   22 Mar. 1975, M. R. Gray& C. Horseman, sheet webs on roadside bank. PARATYPES: ♀, KS58199, data as for holotype; ♀, KS58197, Ƌ, KS58198, ♀KS71038, data as for holotype, except  21 Mar. 1975; Ƌ, KS69652, ♀, KS34798, Bulburin Forestry Area, 24°34'S   Figure 8.  Therlinya horsemanae. a,b, male palp (holotype): a, ventral; b, retrolateral. c–f, epigynum (KS58197): c, ventral; d, lateral; e, posterior; f, dorsal—internal genitalia. Scale lines 0.5 mm: vertical, a,b; horizontal, c–f.   151°29'E,  22 Mar. 1975, M. R. Gray& C. Horseman,  580 m, bank beside road; Ƌ, QMS45529, data as for holotype.   Diagnosis. CL 2.53–3.67. Separated from other species by possession of a short, broad scape, widely truncated at level of epigastric groove; and by the slender, apically pointed, distal conductor.  Male( holotype). BL 5.96, CL 2.78 (2.53–2.98), CW 1.92, CapW 1.18, EGW 0.82, LL 0.41, LW 0.39, SL 1.31, SW 1.20. Legs: 1243 (I 14.82, II 13.55, III 10.53, IV 13.02); ratio tibia I length:CW = 1:0.50. Male palp: Fig. 8a,b. Cymbium with moderately developed retrolateral flange. Bulb subcircular with retrolaterally placed tegular lobe. Embolus origin basal. Stem of T-shaped conductor prolaterally directed, posterior limb placed prolaterally; tegular window placed basally. RTA weakly dorsad, visible in ventral view; RVTA moderately long, with beak-like apex turned toward upper side in ventral view.  Female(KS58197). BL 7.51, CL 3.67 (3.06–3.67), CW 2.29, CapW 1.73, EGW 1.08, LL 0.57, LW 0.55, SL 1.73, SW 1.45. Standard colour pattern. Legs: 1423 (I 13.55, II 11.47, III 9.47, IV 11.84); ratio tibia I length:CW = 1:0.66. Epigynum: Fig. 8c–e. Scape short and broad, not extended beyond epigastric groove; in side view distoventral scape protuberant; epigynal fossae narrow, oriented horizontally. Internal genitalia: Fig. 8f.   Distribution. Recorded only from the typelocality near Bundaberg, Queensland.   Etymology. The specific name is in recognition of Christine Horseman, former Technical Officer in Arachnology at the Australian Museum. AMS Bulburin Forestry Nursery Australia -24.516666 NW of Bundaberg 1251 151.48334 11 303 1 Queensland 1975-03-22 R Gray & C. Horseman Australia 11 303 1 1 Queensland paratype 1975-03-22 R Gray & C. Horseman Australia 11 303 2 2 Queensland paratype 1975-03-21 R Gray & C. Horseman Australia -24.566668 Bulburin Forestry Area 11 303 1 1 Queensland paratype S45529 1975-03-22 R, QM Gray & C. Horseman 580 151.48334 12 304 1