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Figure 29 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 29. Wandella australiensis (L. Koch 1873). (A) Male from Undara National Park, Queensland (QM S98401), left bulb, prolateral, cleared. (B) Male from Gregory Dev. Rd. Queensland (QM S79117), left bulb, prolateral, cleared. (C) Female from Dotswood, Queensland, (QM S78595), spermathecae, dorsal, cleared. (D) Female from Gregory Dev. Rd Queensland (QM S79117), spermathecae, dorsal, cleared. Abbreviations: M30, claw extensor muscle; PL, paraembolic lamina; tM29, tendon of the claw flexor muscle.
Figure 28 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 28. Wandella australiensis (L. Koch 1873), male from Meta Park, Queensland (QM S78597). (A) Habitus, dorsal. (B) Habitus, lateral. (C) Left palp, prolateral. (D) Same, retrolateral. (E) Left bulb, dorsal.
Figure 24. Wandella waldockae Gray 1994 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 24. Wandella waldockae Gray 1994. (A) Male from Nanutarra-Wittenoom Rd, Western Australia (AM KS.100199), left bulb, prolateral, cleared. (B, C) Spermathecae, dorsal, cleared. (B) Female (subadult?) from Port Hedland Salt, Western Australia (WAM T76810). (C) Female from Nanutarra-Wittenoom Rd, Western Australia (AM KS.100200). Abbreviations: M30, claw extensor muscle; PL, paraembolic lamina; tM29, tendon of the claw flexor muscle.
Figure 23. Wandella waldockae Gray 1994 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 23. Wandella waldockae Gray 1994, females. (A–E) Female from Nanutarra-Wittenoom Rd, Western Australia (AM KS.100200). (A) Habitus, dorsal. (B) Habitus, lateral. (C) Habitus, ventral. (D) Spermathecae and genital aperture, dorsal, cleared. (E) Right spermathecae, ventral, cleared. (F) Female (subadult?) from Port Hedland Salt, Western Australia (WAM T76810), spermathecae, dorsal, cleared. Abbreviations: Bs, base of the spermathecae; IS, inner spermathecae; OS, outer spermathecae.
Figure 27. Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 27. Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994, female spermathecae, dorsal, cleared. (A) Paroo-Darling National Park, New South Wales (AM KS. 114345). (B) Chillunie Well, South Australia (SAM NN28366). (C) Kolay Hut, South Australia (SAM NN28373). (D) Beda Hill, South Australia (SAM NN28351).
Figure 18 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 18. Wandella grayi sp. nov. (A) Holotype male (AM KS.53183), bulb, prolateral, cleared. (B) Paratype male (AM KS.43936), bulb, prolateral, cleared. Notice broken tip of embolus. (C, D) Paratype females, spermathecae, dorsal, cleared. Abbreviations: Ex, prolateral excavation; M30, claw extensor muscle; PL, paraembolic lamina; tM29, tendon of the claw flexor muscle.
Figure 17 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 17. Wandella grayi sp. nov., paratype females (AM KS.43936). (A) Habitus, dorsal. (B) Habitus, ventral. (C) Habitus, lateral. (D) Spermathecae, dorsal, cleared (preparation IFM-0718). Black arrow to abnormal incrassation of the stalk. (E) Another female, right spermathecae, dorsal, cleared (preparation IFM-0699). Abbreviations: IS, inner spermathecae; OS, outer spermathecae; St, stalk.
Figure 15 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 15. Distribution maps for Australian filistatids (including records by Gray 1994). Above: triangles = Wandella barbarella, white circles = Wandella diamentina, stars = Wandella grayi, black circles = Wandella murrayensis, asterisks = Wandella orana, crosses = Wandella parnabyi, white squares = Wandella waldockae. Below: triangles = Wandella alinjarra, black circles = Wandella australiensis, asterisks = Wandella centralis, star = Wandella infernalis, cross = Wandella pallida, white circles = Wandella stuartensis, squares = Yardiella humphreysi.
Figure 14 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 14. Light microscopy, cymbium, prolateral, clove oil cleared. (A) Wandella australiensis (Koch 1873), male from Undara National Park, Queensland (QM S98401), cleared. (B) Wandella barbarella Gray 1994, male from Gardner Reserve Road, Western Australia (WAM T133473). Abbreviations: BSB, basal sclerite of the bulb; F, fundus; M30, claw extensor muscle; tM29, tendon of the claw flexor muscle.
Figure 20 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 20. Wandella infernalis sp. nov., paratype females (WAM T132988). (A) Habitus, dorsal. Inset: right calamistrum, retrolateral. (B) Habitus, lateral. (C) Habitus, ventral. (D) Spermathecae and genital aperture, dorsal, cleared (preparation IFM-0651). (E) Spermathecae, dorsal, cleared (preparation IFM- 0651). Abbreviations: IS, inner spermathecae; OS, outer spermathecae.
Figure 12. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 12. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994, male from Mallara Station, New South Wales (AM KS.91534), right palp. (A) Bulb and cymbium, prolateral. (B) Embolus and paraembolic lamina, prolateral. Inset showing apex of paraembolic lamina. (C) Bulb and cymbium, apical. (D) Bulb and cymbium, dorsal. (E) Bulb and cymbium, retrolateral. (F) Embolus and paraembolic lamina, retrolateral. Abbreviations: Cy, cymbium; E, embolus; ES, embolus slit; O, embolus opening; PL, paraembolic lamina.
Figure 10 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 10. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella australiensis (L. Koch 1873), male from Dotswood, Queensland (QM S78596), right palp. (A) Prolateral. Inset showing feathery and ciliate setae. (B) Bulb and cymbium, prolateral. (C) Bulb and cymbium, subdorsal. (D) Embolus, prolateral. (E) Embolus, retrolateral. (F) Scaliform structure, retrolateral. (G) Tegular excavation, prolateral. Inset showing micro-teeth along larger tegular spines. Abbreviations: Cy, cymbium; E, embolus; ES, embolus slit; Ex, tegular excavation; O, embolus opening; PL, paraembolic lamina; ScS, scaliform structure; TS, tegular spines.
Figure 11 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 11. Scanning electron microscopy, right male palps. (A–E) Wandella murrayensis Gray 1994 from Lower Murray-Darling Region, New South Wales (AM KS.71427). (A) Prolateral. (B) Bulb and cymbium, prolateral. Inset showing tegular micro-teeth. (C) Bulb and cymbium, dorsal. (D) Embolus, ventrolateral. (E) Embolus, retrolateral. (F, G) Wandella orana Gray 1994 from Upper Hunter River, New South Wales (AM KS.92378). (F) Bulb and cymbium, prolateral. Inset showing tegular microteeth. (G) Bulb and cymbium, dorsal. Inset showing embolus, ventrolateral. Abbreviations: Cy, cymbium; E, embolus; ES, embolus slit; Ex, tegular excavation; O, embolus opening; PL, paraembolic lamina; TW, tegular wrinkles.
Figure 6. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 6. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994, male from Mallara Station, New South Wales (AM KS.91534). (A) Left leg I, retrolateral. (B) Same, apex of metatarsus. Notice absence of a distal macroseta. (C) Tarsus tip. (D) Apex of metatarsus, dorsolateral. Abbreviations: Ch, chemosensory seta; MeS, metatarsal stopper; SS, slit sensilla; Tr, trichobothrial socket. Arrows to the position of some tricobothria.
Figure 9 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 9. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella australiensis (L. Koch 1873), male from Dotswood, Queensland (QM S78596). (A) Spinnerets and tracheal spiracles, ventral. (B) Cribellum, ventral. (C) Epiandrium spigots, ventral. (D) Right ALS, ventral. (E) PMS and right PLS. Notice broken shaft of mAP. Abbreviations: ALS, anterior lateral spinnerets; Cr, cribellum; MAP, major ampullate gland spigot; mAP, minor ampullate gland spigot; PC, paracribellar gland spigot; Pi, piriform gland spigot; PLS, posterior lateral spinnerets; PMS, posterior median spinnerets; S, tracheal spiracle.
Figure 5. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 5. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994, female from Sturt National Park, New South Wales (AM KS.78864), appendages. (A) Right chelicerae, retromargin. (B) Same, promargin. Inset showing detail of cheliceral glands. (C) Right palpal tarsus and tibia, prolateral. Inset showing detail of the claw. (D) Right leg IV, tarsus, retrolateral. Inset showing tarsal organ. (E) Right leg IV, calamistrum. (F) Same, detail of calamistrum setae. (G) Right metatarsus IV, dorsolateral. Abbreviations: Ch, chemosensory seta; CL, apex of the chelicera lamina; FS, fang serrula; PrL, promarginal lobe; MeS, metatarsal stopper; SS, slit sensilla; Tr, trichobothrial socket; VO, venom outlet.
Figure 7. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 7. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994, male from Mallara Station, New South Wales (AM KS.91534). (A) Posterior tracheal spiracles, ventral. (B) Epiandrium, ventral. (C) Spinnerets, ventral. (D) Cribellum, ventral. (E) Right ALS, subventral. Notice strand of silk. (F) PMS and PLS, ventral. Abbreviations: ALS, anterior lateral spinnerets; Ch, chemosensory seta; Cr, cribellum; MAP, major ampullate gland spigot; mAP, minor ampullate gland spigot; MS, modified seta; PC, paracribellar gland spigot; Pi, piriform gland spigot; PLS, posterior lateral spinnerets; PMS, posterior median spinnerets; S, tracheal spiracle; Si, strand of silk.
Figure 8. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 8. Scanning electron microscopy, Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994, female from Sturt National Park, New South Wales (AM KS.78864). (A) Spinnerets, ventral view. (B) Cribellum, ventral view. Inset showing cribellar spigots. (C) Right ALS, ventral view. (D) PMS and PLS, ventral view. (E) Right PMS, subventral view. (F) Right PLS, ventral view. Abbreviations: ALS, anterior lateral spinnerets; Ch, chemosensory seta; Cr, cribellum; MAP, major ampullate gland spigot; mAP, minor ampullate gland spigot; MS, modified seta; PC, paracribellar gland spigot; Pi, piriform gland spigot; PLS, posterior lateral spinnerets; PMS, posterior median spinnerets.
Figure 16 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 16. Wandella grayi sp. nov., holotype male (AM KS.53183). (A) Habitus, dorsal. (B) Habitus, lateral. (C) Habitus, ventral. (D) Left palp, prolateral. (E) Left palp, retrolateral. (F) Bulb, prolateral, cleared. (G) Bulb, dorsal. Abbreviation: PL, paraembolic lamina.
Figure 13 in On new or poorly known Australian Filistatidae spiders (Araneae: Araneomorphae), including a study on the fine morphology of Wandella
Figure 13. Female genitalia, pancreatin digested. (A) Light microscopy, (B–H) scanning electron microscopy. (A) Wandella murrayensis Gray 1994 from Karunjie Station, Western Australia (WAM T132986), lactic acid cleared, dorsal. (B–E) Same species, from Roachdale National Trust Reserve, South Australia (SAM NN28356). (B) Genital region, ventral. (C) Spermathecae, dorsal. (D) Left spermathecae, dorsal. (E) Detail of pores of the inner spermatheca. (F–H) Wandella stuartensis Gray 1994 from Sturt National Park, New South Wales (AM KS.78864). (F) Spermathecae, dorsal. (G) Right spermathecae, dorsal. Inner spermathecae partially covered during preparation of the piece. (h) Detail of pores of the outer spermatheca. Abbreviations: IF, interpulmonary fold; IS, inner spermathecae; OS, outer spermathecae.
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