The male procursus has a rounded dorsal flap, larger than in the similar congener G. goloboffi. A male collected at Calilegua National Park had a body length of 0.98 mm. The spiders were found in forest leaf litter, and most known records are from northern Argentina and northeastern Paraguay.
The dorsal flap on the male procursus is rounded and larger than in the similar congener G. goloboffi.
At Calilegua National Park, spiders were collected in forest leaf litter. Two egg sacs contained five and six eggs, respectively.
A male collected at Calilegua National Park had a body length of 0.98 mm.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.