& lt; strong & gt; A revision of ant-mimicking spiders of the family Corinnidae (Araneae) in the Western Pacific & lt; / strong & gt; Raven, Robert J. Zootaxa 2015 2015-05-20 3958 1 1 258 482K9 Raven 2015 [151,367,1716,1742] Arachnida Corinnidae Nucastia Animalia Araneae 121 122 Arthropoda species eneabba sp. nov.  ( Figs 68a–c, 135. Map 34)   Material.   Western Australia: holotype ♀, Eneabba, [ 29.8167° S, 115.2667° E],  8 Mar 1989, R.  P. McMillan, WAM T74048.   Diagnosis. The female differs from those of  N. virewoods sp. nov.by the large pallid spots dorsally and extending laterally on the abdomen as well as the closer copulatory openings. Males unknown.   Etymology. The species epithet is a noun in apposition from the type-locality.   Description Holotypefemale WAM T74048. Carapace 3.41 long, 1.98 wide. Abdomen 4.43 long, 3.64 wide. Totally, 8.5. Colour: carapace and chelicerae dark red brown anteriorly, fading slightly to brown posteriorly; abdomen light brown with large irregular white patches medially to laterally and two small chevrons just above anal tubercle; coxae and trochanters white; femora I and II brown; III and IV with pallid diagonal band; patellae–tarsi I and II pallid; tarsi III and IV concolorous with femora. Spines: I and II: fe p1d3; III: fe p2d3r1; IV, fe p1d3r1. Epigyne: copulatory openings small, tightly spiralled, about two diameters apart; internally, head of spermatheca slightly enlarged without accessory lobe.   Distribution. Known only from Eneabba, Western Australia.  MAPS 31–36.Records of Australian species of  Leptopicia gen. nov.and  Nucastia gen. nov. [273,1282,1823,1848] 1989-03-08 R -29.8167 Western Australia 6 115.2667 121 122 1 1 Western Australia holotype WAM P. McMillan 121 122 T74048 1 Western Australia holotype