The Australian representatives included in tentatively in Agyneta have a long an sinuous branch of the paracymbium in the male pedipalp
Money Spiders
Linyphiidae
Type genus: Linyphia Latreille, 1804
(after Framenau et al. 2014): Sheet-web spiders in the family Linyphiidae are small spiders similar to the Comb-footed Spiders (family Theridiidae); however, linyphiids have generally much spinier legs and no comb on the fourth tarsus. Family defining characters relate to the male pedipalps, which have an intersegmental paracymbium and lack the median apophysis and conductor, the latter two otherwise present in the Araneidae and allied families (Araneoidea).
Agyneta
2 species
Australolinyphia
1 species
Australophantes
4 species
Bathyphantes
2 species
Australian Ceratinella are poorly diagnosed with males unknown.
Ceratinella
2 species
Chthiononetes
4 species
Delorrhipis is part of the Savignia-group (sensu Millidge 1977) but has not been diagnosed with modern taxonomic methods.
Delorrhipis
1 species
Diplocephalus
1 species
Dunedinia
5 species
Erigone
2 species
Haplinis
1 species
Knischatiria
1 species
Laetesia
11 species
Laperousea
3 species
Linyphia
1 species
Linyphiidae gen. indet.
4 species
Mermessus
1 species
Microctenonyx
1 species
Ostearius
1 species
Palaeohyphantes
1 species
Parafroneta
1 species
Publications
Framenau VW, Baehr BC, Zborowski P (2014): A guide to the spiders of Australia. New Holland Publishers, 1 - 448
van Helsdingen PJ (1972): An account of money spiders from down under (Araneida, Linyphiidae). Zoologische Mededelingen. 47: 369 - 390
Wunderlich J (1976): Spinnen aus Australien. 2. Linyphiidae (Arachnida: Araneida). Senckenbergiana Biologica. 57:
Harry Butler Institute
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N25794-1
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1 juv.
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20 January 2021
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Western Australia
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ca. 80 km WNW Tom Price
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troglofauna trap
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COI
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GGGATAGTAGGTACTGCTATAAGAGTATTGATCCGAGTTGAGTTAGGACAAACTGGGAGAATATTAGGAGATGATCAATTGTATAATGTTATTGTGACTGCCCATGCTTTTATTATGATTTTTTTTATAGTTATACCAATTCTTATGGAAGGATTTGGTATTTGATTAGTTCCTTTGATGCTAGGAGTTTCTGATATAGCTTTTCCTCGAATGAATAATTTAAGATTTTGATTATTCCCTCCTTCATTATTATTATTATTTATTTCTTCAATGGTAGAAATAGGAGTTGGGGCGGCATGAACAATTTATCATCCTCTAGCTTCTTTAGAGGGACATTCTGGCAGATCAGTGGATTTTGCTATTTTTTCTCTTCATTTAGCGGGGGCTTCTTCTATTATAGGAGAAACTAAAATTATTTCGACTATTTTAAATATACGATCTTATGGATTATGTATAGAAAAGGTTTCTTTATTTGTTTGATCTGTTTTAGTTACTGCTGTTTTATTATTGTTGTCTTTGCCAGTATTGGCTGGGGCTATTACAATAAAATTAACTGCTCGAAATTTTAATACTTCTTTTTTTGATCCTTCTGGGGGTGGGGATCCTATTTTATTTCAACATTTGTTTTGTTTTTGGTCATCCCGAGGTTTATATTCTAATTTTAAAAGGATTTGGAA
Harry Butler Institute
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N27937-2
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1 juv.
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2 May 2021
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Western Australia
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Flying Fish area, Pilbara
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bore scrape
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COI
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GGGCTGCTATAGTAGGTACTGCTATAAGAGTATTGATCCGAGTTGAGTTAGGACAAACTGGGAGAATATTAGGAGATGATCAATTGTATAATGTTATTGTGACTGCCCATGCTTTTATTATGATTTTTTTTATAGTTATACCAATTCTTATGGAAGGATTTGGTATTTGATTAGTTCCTTTGATGCTAGGAGTTTCTGATATAGCTTTTCCTCGAATGAATAATTTAAGATTTTGATTATTCCCTCCTTCATTATTATTATTATTTATTTCTTCAATGGTAGAAATAGGAGTTGGGGCGGCATGAACAATTTATCCTCCTCTAGCTTCTTTAGAGGGACATTCTGGCAGATCAGTGGATTTTGCTATTTTTTCTCTTCATTTAGCGGGGGCTTCTTCTATTATAGGAGAAACTAATTTTATTTCGACTATTTTAAATATACGATCTTATGGATTATGTATAGAAAAGGTTTCTTTATTTGTTTGATCTGTTTTAGTTACTGCTGTTTTATTATTGTTGTCTTTGCCAGTATTGGCTGGGGCTATTACAATAAAATTAACTGCTCGAAATTTTAATACTTCTTTTTTTGATCCTTCTGGGGGTGGGGATCCTATTTTATTTCAACATTTGTTTTGTTTTTGGTCATCCCGAGGTTTATATTCTAATTTTAAAAGGATTTGGAA
unknown (GenBank sequence)
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unknown
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Western Australia
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Giant Red Tingle Tree, Walpole National Park
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COI
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AACTTTATATATAATTTTTGGGGCTTGGGCTGCTATAGTAGGTACTGCTATAAGAGTATTGATCCGAGTTGAGTTAGGACAAACTGGGAGAATATTAGGAGATGATCAATTGTATAATGTTATTGTGACTGCCCATGCTTTTATTATGATTTTTTTTATAGTTATACCAATTCTTATTGGAGGATTTGGTAATTGATTAGTTCCTTTGATGTTAGGAGCGCCTGATATAGCTTTTCCTCGAATGAATAATTTAAGATTTTGATTATTGCCTCCTTCATTATTATTATTATTTATTTCTTCAATGGTAGAAATAGGAGTTGGGGCGGGATGAACAATTTATCCTCCTCTAGCTTCTTTAGAGGGACATTCTGGGAGATCAGTGGATTTTGCTATTTTTTCTCTTCATTTAGCGGGGGCTTCTTCTATTATAGGAGCAATTAATTTTATTTCGACTATTTTAAATATACGATCTTATGGAATTAGTATAGAAAAGGTTTCTTTATTTGTTTGATCTGTTTTAGTTACTGCTGTTTTATTATTGTTGTCTTTGCCAGTATTGGCTGGGGCTATTACAATATTATTAACTGATCGAAATTTTAATACTTCTTTTTTTGATCCTTCTGGGGGTGGGGATCCTATTTTATTTCAACATTTGTTTTGATTTTTTGGTCATCCCGAGGTTTATATTCTAATTTTACCAGGATTTGGAATTGTTTCTCATATTATTAGAGCTTCTGTAGGGAAACGGGAGCCTTTTGGGAATTTAGGGATAATTTATGCTATAGTAGGTATTGGGGGGATAGGATTTGTTGTAT