Nate Evans Trapdoor Spider

Nate Evans Trapdoor SpiderIn males, the foveal groove is deep, ranging from moderately straight to slightly recurved. In males, the eyes are on a low mound. In males, the sternum is moderately setose. Its primary habitat is California coastal chaparral forest and shrub. It is recorded from Santa Catalina and San Clemente islands in the Channel Islands, Los Angeles County, California, USA.What does it look like?In males, the foveal groove is deep, ranging from moderately straight to slightly recurved.Where and how does it live?Its primary habitat is California coastal chaparral forest and shrub.In males, the eyes are on a low mound.In males, the sternum is moderately setose.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.