1984] Dondale & Redner — Genus Pardosa 73 
12(1 T). Terminal apophysis arched retrolaterally (Figs. 23, arrow, 
26); median apophysis small, occupying about one-third 
length of genital bulb (Fig. 23) saltonia sp.n. 
12'. Terminal apophysis arched mesally, or not arched (Figs. 
27, 34, 40); median apophysis larger, occupying distinctly 
more than one-third of genital bulb (Figs. 24, 31, 42). 
13 
13(12'). Terminal apophysis with mesal swelling toothlike (Fig. 
27, arrow); median apophysis thick throughout most of its 
length, with basal process swollen (Fig. 24) 
pauxilla Montgomery 
13'. Terminal apophysis with mesal swelling not toothlike, i.e., 
lacking sharp point (Fig. 34); median apophysis slender at 
middle (Figs. 28, 37) 14 
14(13'). Median apophysis with distal process expanded (ventral 
view, Fig. 28, arrow). Dorsum of abdomen with pale 
median band flanked by paired distinct, dark, longi- 
tudinal bands portoricensis Banks 
14'. Median apophysis with distal process more slender (Figs. 
31, 37, 42). Dorsum of abdomen dark or mottled, or, if 
pale mesally then lacking paired dark longitudinal bands 
15 
15(14'). Terminal apophysis broad, blunt (Fig. 30, arrow). Species 
occurring only north of Tropic of Cancer (Map 5) . . . 
milvina (Hentz) 
15'. Terminal apophysis more slender, pointed (Figs. 33, 36, 
39). Species occurring only south of Tropic of Cancer 
(Map 6) 16 
16(15'). Median apophysis abruptly angled on mesal margin (Fig. 
35, arrow). Carapace width less than 1.35 mm. Dorsum of 
abdomen with median band of reflective white setae . . 
guadalajarana sp.n. 
16'. Median apophysis curved on mesal margin (Figs. 37, 42). 
Carapace width greater than 1.35 mm. Dorsum of 
abdomen lacking median band of reflective white setae 
17 
17(16'). Terminal apophysis rather long (Fig. 36). Tibia and 
basitarsus I with fringe of long, erect setae along 
prolateral and retrolateral surfaces. Carapace with black 
lateral margins longivulva F. Pickard-Cambridge 
