Euasteron Explained

Euasteron is a genus of spiders in the family Zodariidae. It was first described in 2003 by Baehr., it contains 17 species, all found in Australia.^[1]

Species

Euasteron comprises the following species:

• E. atriceps Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Western Australia)
• E. bartoni Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Victoria)
• E. carnarvon Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Western Australia)
• E. churchillae Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Northern Territory)
• E. enterprise Baehr, 2003 (type) — Australia (Queensland)
• E. gibsonae Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Northern Territory, Queensland)
• E. harveyi Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Western Australia)
• E. johannae Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Western Australia)
• E. juliannae Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Western Australia)
• E. krebsorum Baehr, 2003 — Australia (New South Wales, South Australia)
• E. lorne Baehr, 2003 — Australia (New South Wales)
• E. milledgei Baehr, 2003 — Australia (New South Wales)
• E. monteithorum Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Queensland, New South Wales)
• E. raveni Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Queensland)
• E. ulrichi Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Western Australia)
• E. ursulae Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Western Australia)
• E. willeroo Baehr, 2003 — Australia (Northern Territory)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Zodariidae. World Spider Catalog. Natural History Museum Bern. 2017-03-21.