Killerdana Trapdoor Spider

Killerdana Trapdoor SpiderIn females, the foveal groove is deep and slightly procurved to straight. In females, the eyes are on a low mound. In females, the anterior two leg pairs are noticeably more slender than the posterior pairs. Specimens were collected in relatively low-lying riparian habitat during 1969–1971. Collection records from 1969–1971 are from Salt Creek north of Dana Point, Orange County, California, USA.What does it look like?In females, the foveal groove is deep and slightly procurved to straight.Where and how does it live?Specimens were collected in relatively low-lying riparian habitat during 1969–1971.In females, the eyes are on a low mound.In females, the anterior two leg pairs are noticeably more slender than the posterior pairs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.