Mecolaesthus lechosa

Mecolaesthus lechosaThe male ocular area is moderately raised. The male sternum is wider than long. The male abdomen is slightly elongated and pointed at the spinnerets. At the type locality, spiders occupied rather flat sheet webs and strongly domed webs, from very close to the ground up to 2 m high on rock walls. It is known from the type locality in Merida, Venezuela.What does it look like?The male ocular area is moderately raised.Where and how does it live?At the type locality, spiders occupied rather flat sheet webs and strongly domed webs, from very close to the ground up to 2 m high on rock walls.The male sternum is wider than long.The male abdomen is slightly elongated and pointed at the spinnerets.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.