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Alloclubionoides Bifidocoelotes Coelotes Coras Draconarius Eurocoelotes Femoracoelotes Himalcoelotes Hypocoelotes Iwogumoa Leptocoelotes Lineacoelotes Longicoelotes Notiocoelotes Orumcekia Pireneitega Platocoelotes Robusticoelotes Spiricoelotes Tegecoelotes Tonsilla Urocoras Wadotes |
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Genus:
Robusticoelotes Wang, 2002
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Type species:
Tegenaria
pichoni,
Schenkel, 1963
from Eastern China.
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Diagnosis: Females resemble Ambanus in having a large epigynal atrium, broad copulatory ducts, and in lacking epigynal teeth, but have long, anteriorly extended spermathecae. Males can be easily recognized by the presence of three patellar apophyses and the strongly modified lateral surface of the tibia. Both sexes (unlike those of most coelotines which usually have three promarginal and less than four retromarginal cheliceral teeth) have 6 or 7 promarginal and 5 or 6 retromarginal teeth |
Distribution: East Asia
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Relationships:
sister to Ambanus
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Composition:
2 |
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