Hadronyche anzses Raven

Gray, Michael R., 2010, A Revision of the Australian Funnel-web Spiders (Hexathelidae: Atracinae), Records of the Australian Museum 62 (3), pp. 285-392 : 385

Hadronyche anzses Raven

Hadronyche anzses Raven, 2000: 225

Types. Holotype male: QMB S18825 .Mossman Bluff summit, 10Km west Figure 102. Hadronyche monteithi , male: (A) spinnerets; (B) of Mosman, 16°26'54"S 145°16'59"E, N.E. Queensland, 20 December cephalothorax and chelicerae, lateral; (C) cheliceral groove teeth; 1989– 15 January 1990, G. Monteith, G. Thompson and ANZSES (D) palpal organ; (E) leg II, prolateral; (F) palp, prolateral; (G) Expedition. cephalothorax and chelicerae, dorsal; (H) sternum, labium and maxilla. Scale lines 1 mm. Diagnosis. CL 5.31 (male). Small atracine spiders. Differs from other lamingtonensis group species in having only a few basal teeth (3) on the cheliceral promargin (Raven,

2000, Fig. 1G ) and metatarsus I with fewer spines (c. 10);

and from H. raveni and H. lamingtonensis by tarsi III, IV swollen, “boat-shaped”.

Distribution. Known only from the type locality.

Figures

Figure 1. (A) Atrax robustus, female; (B) Hadronyche versuta, female; (C) A. robustus, male; (D) H. cerberea, single entrance retreat in rot-hole on tree trunk (Casuarina sp.); (E) H. macquariensis n.sp., burrow with two entrances on soil bank; (F) H. formidabilis, mating (photo: P. Walker).