Synothele is a genus of Australian brushed trapdoor spiders first described by Eugène Simon in 1908. The number of species in the genera was greatly expanded by Robert Raven in 1994.
Species
it contained twenty-four species from South Australia (SA) or Western Australia (WA):
- Synothele arrakis <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele boongaree <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele butleri <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele durokoppin <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele goongarrie <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele harveyi <small>Churchill & Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele houstoni <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele howi <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele karara <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele koonalda <small>Raven, 1994</small> â SA
- Synothele longbottomi <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele lowei <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele meadhunteri <small>Raven, 1994</small> â SA, WA
- Synothele michaelseni <small>Simon, 1908</small> (type) â WA
- Synothele moonabie <small>Raven, 1994</small> â SA
- Synothele mullaloo <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele ooldea <small>Raven, 1994</small> â SA
- Synothele parifusca <small>(Main, 1954)</small> â WA
- Synothele pectinata <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele rastelloides <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele rubripes <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele subquadrata <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele taurus <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
- Synothele yundamindra <small>Raven, 1994</small> â WA
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