Wolf
Spiders of Australia
Missing
type specimens – listed by collection from which described
(c) V. W. Framenau, Western Australian Museum
Bradley’s Collection
The Bradleys Collection could not be found in London, Hamburg or Berlin, where most of L. Koch's material is housed. Other inquiries also did not show any result to find this interesting collection (e.g. Museum Wroclaw; McLeay Musem, University of Sydney). Consequently, I consider all wolf spider types of the Bradley collection lost (Framenau, 2005a) .
- Anoteropsis longipes L.
Koch, 1878, female, ?Australia (no locality given)
- Dingosa pruinosa (L.
Koch, 1877), male, Sydney (New South Wales)
- Geolycosa egena (L.
Koch, 1877), female, Cape York (Queensland)
- Pardosa serrata (L.
Koch, 1877), male, female, Sydney (New South Wales)
- Schizocosa berenice (L.
Koch, 1877), female, no locality given
- Trochosa candicans (L.
Koch, 1877), ‘specimens’, Shelleys Flat and Bondi (New South Wales) (also
male and female from Sydney in the K. u. K. Hofkabinett, Vienna)
- Trochosa tristicula (L.
Koch, 1877), female, Sydney (New South Wales)
- Venatrix speciosa (L.
Koch, 1877), male, Caigan (Queensland)
Museum of Natural History Wiesbaden (Germany)
- Allocosa zuallela (Strand,
1907), male, Sydney (possibly synonymous with Lycosa godeffroyi L.
Koch, 1865)
Königliches Naturalienkabinett Stuttgart (Germany)
- Crocodilosa ramosa (L.
Koch, 1877), immature female, no locality given
K.u.K Hofkabinett Vienna (Austria)
- Trochosa candicans (L.
Koch, 1877), male and female, Sydney (New South Wales)
Canterbury Museum New Zealand (Urquhart’s Types)
Urquhart’s types from the Canterbury Museum in New
Zealand are considered lost.
- Lycosa albopilata
Urquhart, 1893, male and female, Tasmania (no exact locality)
- Lycosa tasmanicola
Roewer, 1960 (= L. festiva Urquhart, 1893), female, Tasmania (no
exact locality)
Unknown
- Orinocosa stirlingae
(Hogg, 1905), male and female, Gilbert River, Riverton (South Australia).
All other types of the species described by Hogg (1905) are lodged at the
South Australian Museum.
© Volker W.
Framenau, 2002
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