Nesticella hongheensis

Nesticella hongheensisThe cephalic area has several setae on the clypeus and along the cervical groove. The cervical groove is distinct. The carapace fovea is distinct. It occurs in humid, shaded areas, including anthropogenic habitats. It is known only from the type locality on an unnamed mountain near the Honghe River in Pingbian County, Yunnan, China.What does it look like?The cephalic area has several setae on the clypeus and along the cervical groove.Where and how does it live?It occurs in humid, shaded areas, including anthropogenic habitats.The cervical groove is distinct.The carapace fovea is distinct.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.