The examined male and female have a yellowish head-and-chest region with brown markings and many black spots on the upper abdomen and its sides. The pair was found in Nodong Cave, South Korea, on the same day.
The examined male has an ochre-yellow upper head-and-chest region with a distinct brown pattern. The eye area has brown side edges and a brown central band.
One male and one female were found in Nodong Cave, Danyang-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea, on 21 July 2005.
This male’s legs are ochre-yellow, with two darker rings on each thigh-like segment and four on each of the longer segments beyond them. The middle rings in the latter set are indistinct.
This male’s ochre-gray abdomen has many black spots above and on the sides. The female generally resembles him, but her eye groups are slightly closer together and the entire face below the eyes is brown; that area is only partly darkened in the male.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.