Aname fuscochelicera

Aname fuscocheliceraThe male holotype has a red-brown carapace and a grey-brown abdomen. Its preserved colour may have faded. Three female paratypes were excavated from soil in sclerophyll forest. One came from brown silty loam with surface rocks; two came from sandy soil banks at the bases of sandstone boulders. It occurs in northern New South Wales and central to southern Queensland, in the Brigalow Belt South and Darling Riverine Plains bioregions, from Lightning Ridge north to Carnarvon National Park.What does it look like?The male holotype has a red-brown carapace and a grey-brown abdomen. Its preserved colour may have faded.What life records are reported?The male holotype has a red-brown carapace and a grey-brown abdomen. Its preserved colour may have faded. Three female paratypes were excavated from soil in sclerophyll forest. One came from brown silty loam with surface rocks; two came from sandy soil banks at the bases of sandstone boulders. It occurs in northern New South Wales and central to southern Queensland, in the Brigalow Belt South and Darling Riverine Plains bioregions, from Lightning Ridge north to Carnarvon National Park.Three female paratypes were excavated from soil in sclerophyll forest. One came from brown silty loam with surface rocks; two came from sandy soil banks at the bases of sandstone boulders.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.