Pholcophora texana

Pholcophora texanaThe male clypeus protrudes slightly more than in the female. The male sternum has a pair of very distinct anterior humps. Males have slightly more vertical hairs proximally on the tibiae of the first and second legs than females. Newly collected spiders were found under rocks on an arid hillside with low thorn scrub. Its range appears to extend widely across northeastern Mexico into southern Texas.What does it look like?The male clypeus protrudes slightly more than in the female.Where and how does it live?Newly collected spiders were found under rocks on an arid hillside with low thorn scrub.The male sternum has a pair of very distinct anterior humps.Males have slightly more vertical hairs proximally on the tibiae of the first and second legs than females.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.