Aname ethabuka | Animalz

Aname ethabukaThe male holotype has a red-orange carapace, with the caput slightly darker than the thorax, and a grey-brown abdomen. The abdomen was damaged, and the preserved colour may have faded. The male holotype was caught in a collecting trap at Ethabuka Station in the Simpson Desert. It is known from one location near Ethabuka Reserve, northwest of Bedourie, in the Simpson Strzelecki Dunefields bioregion of far western Queensland.What does it look like?The male holotype has a red-orange carapace, with the caput slightly darker than the thorax, and a grey-brown abdomen. The abdomen was damaged, and the preserved colour may have faded.What life records are reported?The male holotype has a red-orange carapace, with the caput slightly darker than the thorax, and a grey-brown abdomen. The abdomen was damaged, and the preserved colour may have faded. The male holotype was caught in a collecting trap at Ethabuka Station in the Simpson Desert. It is known from one location near Ethabuka Reserve, northwest of Bedourie, in the Simpson Strzelecki Dunefields bioregion of far western Queensland.The male holotype was caught in a collecting trap at Ethabuka Station in the Simpson Desert.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.