Stenoonops

Platnick N. I. & Dupérré N., 2010, The Goblin Spider Genera Stenoonops And Australoonops (Araneae, Oonopidae), With Notes On Related Taxa, Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2010 (340), pp. 1-111 : 9-10

Key to Species of Stenoonops

1. Posterior eye row recurved (as in figs. 264, 274, 307)....................... 2

– Posterior eye row straight or slightly procurved......................... 4

2. Males (embolus longer than palpal bulb, fig. 313; females unknown).... S. macabus

– Females........................ 3

3. Female genitalia with winglike anterolateral extensions (figs. 277, 278), males unknown........................... S. mandeville

– Female genitalia with armchair-shaped anterolateral extensions (figs. 267, 268), males unknown................. S. dimotus

4. Carapace posterior declivity acute, pars cephalica slightly elevated (as in figs. 121, 156)........................... 5

– Carapace posterior declivity obtuse, pars cephalica flat (as in figs. 43, 75)....... 17

5. Males.......................... 6

– Females........................ 12

6. Endites with two long, posteriorly directed macrosetae (fig. 286, Jamaica)... S. insolitus

– Endites without such macrosetae...... 7

7. Palpal bulb enlarged, embolus very short (figs. 541, 542, Trinidad)........ S. simla

– Palpal bulb not enlarged, embolus long... 8

8. Embolus sinuous, accompanied by large transparent conductor (figs. 116, 139)... 9

– Embolus not accompanied by large transparent conductor.................... 10

9. Embolus apex bifid (figs. 138, 139, Costa Rica and Panama)....... S. petrunkevitchi

– Embolus apex undivided (figs. 115, 116, Costa Rica)........... S. murphyorum

10. Embolus apex deeply forked (figs. 206, 207, Colombia and Venezuela)..... S. tayrona

– Embolus otherwise................ 11

11. Embolus with large dorsal process (figs. 183, 184, Panama)............... S. canita

– Embolus with short, triangular dorsal process (figs. 234, 235, Colombia).... S. kochalkai

12. Anterior genitalic projection elongated, widening apically (figs. 125, 301)......... 13

– Anterior genitalic projection bulbous (as in figs. 193, 194).................... 14

13. Anterior genitalic projection with W-shaped base (figs. 301, 302, Jamaica)... S. insolitus

– Anterior genitalic projection with straight base (figs. 125, 126, Costa Rica).... S. murphyorum

14. Anterior genitalic projection bipartite (figs. 193, 194, Panama)........ S. canita

– Anterior genitalic projection undivided... 15

15. Anterior genitalic projection widest at midpoint (figs. 553, 554, Trinidad).... S. simla

– Anterior genitalic projection not widest at midpoint....................... 16

16. Anterior genitalic projection very short, basally widened (figs. 220, 221, Colombia and Venezuela)............. S. tayrona

– Anterior genitalic projection bulbous, basally narrowed (figs. 170, 171, Costa Rica and Panama).............. S. petrunkevitchi

17. Males.......................... 18

– Females........................ 27

18. Palpal bulb small, embolus sinuous, widening apically (figs. 325, 326, females unknown, Hispaniola).................. S. jara

– Palpal bulb large, embolus otherwise.... 19

19. Embolus narrow, bent basally (figs. 92, 93, Mexico).................... S. cabo

– Embolus otherwise................ 20

20. Embolus with dorsal lobe........... 21

– Embolus without dorsal lobe.......... 22

21. Embolus tip rounded (figs. 247, 248, Bahama Islands)................... S. bimini

– Embolus tip pointed (figs. 13, 14, Florida)........................... S. peckorum

22. Distal half of embolus curved dorsally (figs. 516, 517, Guadeloupe, St. Vincent, and Venezuela)........... S. scabriculus

– Embolus otherwise................ 23

23. Embolus short, tubular, with retrolateral opening (figs. 363, 364, St. Croix) S. pretiosus

– Embolus otherwise................. 24

24. Embolus with pointed tip accompanied by prolateral process with indented tip (figs. 340, 341, Puerto Rico)........... S. luquillo

– Embolus otherwise................ 25

25. Embolus constricted medially (retrolateral view, fig. 472, Tortola and Little Thatch Island).................... S. tortola

– Embolus not constricted medially...... 26

26. Embolus accompanied by basal, prolateral pointed process (figs. 493, 494, Virgin Gorda)...................... S. exgord

– Embolus without prolateral pointed process (figs. 442, 443, St. Thomas and St. John)............................ S. saintjohn

27. Female genitalia with narrow anterolateral extensions (figs. 257, 258, Bahama Islands)............................... S. bimini

– Female genitalia without anterolateral extensions.......................... 28

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