Galeodes parvus Roewer, 1934: 528; Zilch, 1946: 146.

Types:    .

Original description (Roewer 1934, pp. 515, 535):

Key to females ♀♀ (including diagnoses):
1".		Beweglicher Finger mit 2, 3 oder 4 Zwischenzähnen......................................,......................12
12'.		Beweglicher Finger mit 2 Zwischenzähnen............................................................................13
13'.		Unbeweglicher Finger mit 1 Zwischenzahn...........................................................................14
14".		Opisthosoma ventral ohne wahrnehmbare Ctenidien.............................................................15
	15".		Opisthosoma dorsal mit deutlicher, selten unscharfer dunkler Mittelbinde..............................18
		Asiatische und südosteuropäische Arten...............................................................................22
18".
22".		Asiatische Arten einschl. Südost- Rußland............................................................................23
23'.		Zentralprovinzen Indiens; Körperlänge 12 mm....................................................14. G. parvus

14. Galeodes parvus novo spec. nur ♀ - Vorderindien (Sind) - (vidi 2 ♀,Typus).

Translation: 

Key to females ♀♀ (including diagnoses):
1".	Movable finger with 2, 3 or 4 intermediate teeth...................................................................12
12'.	Movable Finger with 2 Intermediate teeth.............................................................................13
13'.	Fixed finger with 1 Intermediate tooth..................................................................................14
14".		Opisthosoma ventrally without discernable ctenidia ..............................................................15
15".	Opisthosoma dorsally with pronounced, seldom indistinct darker Middle band......................18
18".	Asian and south European Species.......................................................................................22
22".		Asian Species including Southeast-Russia.............................................................................23
23'.		Central provinces of India; Body length 12 mm..................................................14. G. parvus

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