The first pararchaeid spider (Araneae: Pararchaeidae) from New Caledonia, with a discussion on spinneret spigots and egg sac morphology in Ozarchaea Author Rix, Michael G. Author Harvey, Mark S. text Zootaxa 2010 2414 27 40 journal article 10.5281/zenodo.194372 a725ca38-d204-4efc-a328-b0ea06e27492 1175-5326 194372 Ozarchaea westraliensis Rix, 2006 Figs 32–35 Ozarchaea westraliensis Rix, 2006 : 243 , figs 107–110, 119, 127. Material examined. AUSTRALIA : Western Australia : 1 female , Mount Cooke, 32°25’26.9”S , 116°18’39.0”E , sifting wet leaf litter below ‘saddle’, 30 August 2009 , M. Rix, D. Harms, S. Harms, J. Waldock ( WAM T99059); 1 egg sac, Cottonwood Crescent (formerly ‘Tuart Hill’) Bushland Reserve, Dianella, Perth, 31°52’S , 115°51’E , 20 August 2006 , M. Rix. FIGURES 18–21. Scanning electron micrographs of spinnerets of male Ozarchaea harveyi Rix from near Banksiadale Dam, Western Australia: 18, anterior lateral spinnerets; 19, posterior median spinnerets; 20–21, posterior median and posterior lateral spinnerets. Arrows denote the anterior, mesal direction. AC—aciniform gland spigot; as—anterior seta; MAP 1º/2º—primary/secondary major ampullate gland spigot; mAP—minor ampullate gland spigot; PI—piriform gland spigot; t—tartipore. Description of egg sac. Similar in most respects to that described for Anarchaea raveni Rix, 2006 (see Rix, 2006 , fig. 146), with two discrete protective layers comprising a remarkable silken complex ( Fig. 35 ). Egg sac proper discoid, circular in dorsal profile, attached to substrate. Inner silken layer covering egg sac, attached to substrate around margins, comprised of fine, mesh-like silk. Outer silken layer complex, starshaped, forming protective three-dimensional ‘cap’ over inner layer and egg sac. Remarks. While a female spider was not collected with the described egg sac, Ozarchaea westraliensis is the only pararchaeid species recorded from Cottonwood Crescent Reserve, which is also the type locality of this species ( Rix 2006 ).