Joshua Tree Serrano Trapdoor Spider

Joshua Tree Serrano Trapdoor SpiderIn males, the foveal groove is deep and straight, almost forming a pit. In males, the eyes are on a low mound. In males, the sternum is moderately setose. It is recorded in the Mojave Desert, and males apparently disperse in late winter, January–March. It is recorded from the Mojave Desert in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, California, USA.What does it look like?In males, the foveal groove is deep and straight, almost forming a pit.Where and how does it live?It is recorded in the Mojave Desert, and males apparently disperse in late winter, January–March.In males, the eyes are on a low mound.In males, the sternum is moderately setose.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.