& lt; strong & gt; A revision of ant-mimicking spiders of the family Corinnidae (Araneae) in the Western Pacific & lt; / strong & gt; Author Raven, Robert J. text Zootaxa 2015 2015-05-20 3958 1 1 258 https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.3958.1.1 journal article 10.11646/zootaxa.3958.1.1 1175-5334 14951911 A722F37A-A630-4284-B00B-D684C90298E2 Poecilipta lugubris sp. nov. ( Figs 3e , 104a–e . Map 61) Material . New South Wales : holotype ♂ , Bondi State Forest , S of Bombala , Woodlot 1, 37°08'S , 149°05'E , 7 Jan 1981 , G. Gowing et al ., AM KS11430 . Paratypes : New South Wales : allotype ♀ , as for holotype , AM KS11504 ; 1♂ , Bulls Ground State Forest , near Wauchope , 31°32'S , 152°38'E , dry eucalypt open forest, 2 Oct 1991 , A. York , NSW Forestry , AM KS43283 . Australian Capital Territory : 1♂ , Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve , 35°27'S , 148°52'E , 3 Sep 1978 , P. Ormay , AM KS13884 . Other Material : New South Wales : same data as holotype : 1♀ , AM KS11715 ; 1♂ , AM KS11621 ; 1♀ , AM KS11820 ; 1♂ , Jamieson Park , Narrabeen , 33°43'S , 151°17'E , M. R . Gray, H.M. Smith , AM KS49760 . Diagnosis . Small compact spiders in which males resemble P. yambuna sp. nov. in the coiled embolus, and smooth carapace margin, and differ in that P. yambuna sp. nov. has a small triangular paracymbial spine ( Fig. 110h ) rather than the long curved spine in P. lugubris sp. nov. Females of the two species differ in abdominal patterns. Etymology . The species epithet alludes to the dark colour of the spiders, Description Holotype male AM KS11430 Carapace 2.12 long, 1.32 wide. Abdomen 2.24 long, 1.12 wide. Total length 4.4. Colour: carapace dark red brown; femora I and II brown, patellae–tarsi I and II yellowish; femora III and IV brown with yellowish stripes laterally, patellae dirty yellow, tibiae distally darker, metatarsi and tarsi orange brown. Coxa I red brown, rest yellow, around red brown sternum; abdomen dorsally with black scute for 0.8 of length with medial transverse constriction and narrow band of white hair anteriorly, medially and distally on scute. Carapace: margin a smooth ledge, cuticle lightly reticulate; long fovea extends partially onto posterior slope; fine cover of hairs around eyes. Chelicerae: with pair of medially directed bristles anteriorly. Sternum: low, domed; with coxae, pustulose. Legs: femur IV with slight predistal constriction, stronger on III; feathery hairs not evident; legs soilencrusted; tarsi IV lack thicker setae ventrally. Spines: on tibiae I, II, weak. I: fe p1d2; ti v2.2 or v2; me v2.2. II: fe p1d3; ti v2.0; me v2.2. II: fe d2r1; pa d1; ti p2v2.2; me p0.1 r0.1 v2.2.2 IV: fe d2; ti p2r2v2.2; me p3r3v2.2. Palp: fe d2v0; ti p1. Palp: tibia ventrally excavate, cymbium distally broad; paracymbial spine a long sessile hook; bulb with long distinct pre-embolic constriction; embolus inserted prolaterally, with long tapering tip. Abdomen: petiolar collar short with definite dorsal component; dorsal scute black, smooth, for five-sixth of length, no constriction; ventral scute with concave anteromedial notch, laterally widens at ca . half length distally rounded. Allotype female AM KS11504 . As ♂ except: Carapace 2.32 long, 1.36 wide. Abdomen 2.28 long, 1.40 wide. Total length 4.7. Carapace: with diagonal band of white hairs in posterior striae, weakly evident in ♂ . Carapace margins slightly serrate; fovea short. Chelicerae with small cluster of thick setae on fang mound; abdomen dorsally black with red brown rectanguloid scute for anterior third, bands of white hair anteriorly over scute and behind scute; in posterior third small recurved band with two large spots of white hair laterally; large trianguloid area of white hair laterally at half length; tracheal scute low, semicircular; from above, petiolar collar short with deep notch. Spines: palp fe d2; pa p1; ti p1d1; ta p1. Three weak bristles on ventral femora. Distribution and Habitat . Known only from north-eastern New South Wales near Wauchope to Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve in the Australian Capital Territory and east to Bondi State Forest, near Bombala.