- Male from above, Lake Broadwater via Dalby
- Male palps, Lake Broadwater via Dalby
- Female epigyne, Lake Broadwater via Dalby
- References
This is the type species for the Oreo genus. The name Oreo comes from the black and white cookie of that name, referring to the black and white pattern on the abdomen. Males differ from other Gallieniellid genera Meedo by having some leg spines, Peeto by lacking cheliceral teeth, and from those of Neato by the shape of the male palp. Carapace light brown with black net pattern, abdomen dark gray with two pairs of side bands extending underneath. The species name is from the Renmark, South Australia, where it was found. ♀ 3.5mm ♂ 3mm
Male from above, Lake Broadwater via Dalby
Photo: Barbara Baehr
Male palps, Lake Broadwater via Dalby
Photo: Barbara Baehr
Female epigyne, Lake Broadwater via Dalby
Photo: Barbara Baehr
References
- Platnick, 2002 - A Revision of the Australasian Ground Spiders of the Families Ammoxenidae, Cithaeronidae, Gallieniellidae, and Trochanteriidae
