The genera of the spider family Theridiidae Author Levi, H. W., Levi, L. R. text Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology 1962 127 1 1 71 http://antbase.org/ants/publicaitons/LeviLevi1962Excerpt/LeviLevi1962Excerpt.pdf journal article LeviLevi1962Excerpt 6E92038A-8E18-476A-B914-00CAD84FC48B Synotaxus Simon Figures 295-298 Carapace slightly flattened, eyes overhanging clypeus. Chelicerae small, probably with one or two teeth on the anterior margin. none posterior. Legs very long, first femur 1.5 times length of body. Abdomen with a long extension beyond spinnerets (Fig. 295). Colulus large. Uniformly white in color] Palpus with paracymbium absent; median apophysis very small; conductor may be absent. Haematodocha may attach bulb to dorsum of alveolus of eymbium rather than to proximal end. Palpal patella of male has a spur (Fig. 298). Separated from Argyrodes by palpal patellar spur, and by unmodified eye region of male. Only four species known, from South America.