The male ocular area is raised, with a low posterior hump. The male carapace has a deep thoracic groove. The male sternum is wider than long. At the type locality, spiders were hidden in deep sheltered spaces at ground level; the two specimens near Zhud were deep inside a large tussock. It is known from two localities in Ecuador: Cajas National Park in Azuay and south of Zhud in Cañar.
The male ocular area is raised, with a low posterior hump.
At the type locality, spiders were hidden in deep sheltered spaces at ground level; the two specimens near Zhud were deep inside a large tussock.
The male carapace has a deep thoracic groove.
The male sternum is wider than long.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.