Allocosa abmingani (Hickman, 1944)
Female genitalia of Allocosa abmingani [as illustrated by Hickman (1944)].
N.B. The epigyne depicted by Hickman (1944) rather conforms to the paratype female. In the holotype female, the rim between the anterior hoods are not connected, and it is possible that both females belong to different species.
Systematics and Taxonomy
Lycosa abmingani Hickman, 1944: 28-29, plate 2, Fig.
15.
Allocosa abmingani (Hickman).- Roewer,
1955c: 205.
Lycosa abmingani Hickman.- McKay,
1973: 378.
Lycosa abmingani Hickman.- McKay,
1985b: 74.
Types
- Holotype: Female, Finke River, 25 miles from Abminga [26°17’S, 134°43’E, South Australia], Simpson Desert Expedition 1939, coll. 520 (Australian Museum KS6591) (pers. observation).
- Paratypes: 1 female, 1 immature female, Goyders Lagoon Bore [27°01’S, 138°54’E, South Australia], Simpson Desert Expedition 1939, coll. 647 (Australian Museum KS6592) (pers. observation).
Identification
Distribution
Known from type
locality (Finke River, South Australia), but also Goyder's Lagoon Bore (South
Australia) (Hickman, 1944).
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