Tropasteron Explained

Tropasteron is a genus of spiders in the family Zodariidae. It was first described in 2003 by Baehr., it contains 22 species, all found in Queensland.^[1]

Species

Tropasteron comprises the following species:

• Tropasteron andreae Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron cardwell Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron cleveland Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron cooki Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron daviesae Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron eacham Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron fox Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron halifax Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron heatherae Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron julatten Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron luteipes Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron magnum Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron malbon Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron monteithi Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron palmerston Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron pseudomagnum Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron raveni Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron robertsi Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron splendens Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron thompsoni Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron tribulation Baehr, 2003
• Tropasteron yeatesi Baehr, 2003

Notes and References

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