Aname nigrotarsa

Aname nigrotarsaThe female holotype has a pale-orange carapace and a brown abdomen that is darker above and lighter at the sides. Its pale front legs are darker toward the distal segments. It makes an open burrow with very inconspicuous or absent silk lining. A secondary wishbone entrance is often absent; when present, the two tunnels run parallel and adjacent to each other. Three recorded locations in northern Queensland’s Einasleigh Uplands, west of the Wet Tropics, roughly from Mount Garnet north to Mount Carbine.What does it look like?The female holotype has a pale-orange carapace and a brown abdomen that is darker above and lighter at the sides. Its pale front legs are darker toward the distal segments.What has been observed about its life?The female holotype has a pale-orange carapace and a brown abdomen that is darker above and lighter at the sides. Its pale front legs are darker toward the distal segments. It makes an open burrow with very inconspicuous or absent silk lining. A secondary wishbone entrance is often absent; when present, the two tunnels run parallel and adjacent to each other. Three recorded locations in northern Queensland’s Einasleigh Uplands, west of the Wet Tropics, roughly from Mount Garnet north to Mount Carbine.It makes an open burrow with very inconspicuous or absent silk lining. A secondary wishbone entrance is often absent; when present, the two tunnels run parallel and adjacent to each other.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.