Aname blackdownensis

Aname blackdownensisThe described male has a dark red-brown carapace and upright bristle-like hairs on the rear of the abdomen. The diagnosis states that adult males and females share these hairs. This species makes an open, silk-lined burrow without silk outside the entrance. The burrow is often angled and has a hidden second entrance.What does it look like?The described male has a dark red-brown carapace and upright bristle-like hairs on the rear of the abdomen. The diagnosis states that adult males and females share these hairs.Where has it been found?The described male has a dark red-brown carapace and upright bristle-like hairs on the rear of the abdomen. The diagnosis states that adult males and females share these hairs. This species makes an open, silk-lined burrow without silk outside the entrance. The burrow is often angled and has a hidden second entrance.This species makes an open, silk-lined burrow without silk outside the entrance. The burrow is often angled and has a hidden second entrance.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.