Spinasteron Explained

Spinasteron is a genus of spiders in the family Zodariidae. It was first described in 2003 by Baehr., it contains 19 Australian species.^[1]

Species

Spinasteron comprises the following species:

• Spinasteron arenarium Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron barlee Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron casuarium Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron cavasteroides Baehr & Churchill, 2003
• Spinasteron knowlesi Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron kronestedti Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron lemleyi Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron longbottomi Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron ludwigi Baehr & Churchill, 2003
• Spinasteron mjobergi Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron nigriceps Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron peron Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron ramboldi Baehr & Churchill, 2003
• Spinasteron sanford Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron spatulanum Baehr & Churchill, 2003
• Spinasteron waldockae Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron weiri Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron westi Baehr, 2003
• Spinasteron woodstock Baehr, 2003

Notes and References

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