Pholcus rawiriae

Pholcus rawiriaeThe male ocular area is slightly raised. The male carapace lacks a median furrow. The male sternum is wider than long. Most specimens were found on tree trunks, with their bodies and legs pressed tightly against the bark, making them barely visible. It is known from three localities in northern Gabon.What does it look like?The male ocular area is slightly raised.Where and how does it live?Most specimens were found on tree trunks, with their bodies and legs pressed tightly against the bark, making them barely visible.The male carapace lacks a median furrow.The male sternum is wider than long.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.