Aname fossoria | Animalz

Aname fossoriaThe female holotype has a pallid-orange carapace and a tan-brown abdomen that is darker on the back and lighter at the sides. The female holotype was excavated from an open burrow in the ground. Another female was recorded from an open burrow with little silk and no wishbone-shaped shaft. Central-northern Queensland: from the Mitchell Grass Downs/Gulf Plains border east to Desert Uplands; type locality near Richmond Fossil Site, with a tentative female record west of Charters Towers.What does it look like?The female holotype has a pallid-orange carapace and a tan-brown abdomen that is darker on the back and lighter at the sides.What life records are reported?The female holotype has a pallid-orange carapace and a tan-brown abdomen that is darker on the back and lighter at the sides. The female holotype was excavated from an open burrow in the ground. Another female was recorded from an open burrow with little silk and no wishbone-shaped shaft. Central-northern Queensland: from the Mitchell Grass Downs/Gulf Plains border east to Desert Uplands; type locality near Richmond Fossil Site, with a tentative female record west of Charters Towers.The female holotype was excavated from an open burrow in the ground. Another female was recorded from an open burrow with little silk and no wishbone-shaped shaft.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.