Holasteron Explained

Holasteron is a genus of spiders in the family Zodariidae. It was first described in 2004 by Baehr., it contains 16 species, all from Australia.^[1]

Species

Holasteron comprises the following species:

• H. aciculare Baehr, 2004 (type) — Australia
• H. aspinosum Baehr, 2004 — Australia (Western Australia)
• H. driscolli Baehr, 2004 — Australia (New South Wales, South Australia)
• H. esperance Baehr, 2004 — Australia (Western Australia)
• H. flinders Baehr, 2004 — Australia (South Australia)
• H. hirsti Baehr, 2004 — Australia (South Australia)
• H. humphreysi Baehr, 2004 — Australia (South Australia)
• H. kangaroo Baehr, 2004 — Australia (South Australia)
• H. marliesae Baehr, 2004 — Australia (New South Wales)
• H. perth Baehr, 2004 — Australia (Western Australia)
• H. pusillum Baehr, 2004 — Australia (Western Australia, South Australia)
• H. quemuseum Baehr, 2004 — Australia (Queensland)
• H. reinholdae Baehr, 2004 — Australia (Western Australia)
• H. spinosum Baehr, 2004 — Australia (Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria)
• H. stirling Baehr, 2004 — Australia (Western Australia)
• H. wamuseum Baehr, 2004 — Australia (Western Australia)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Zodariidae. World Spider Catalog. Natural History Museum Bern. 2017-03-22.