The male ocular area is raised and lacks a posterior hump. The male carapace has a deep thoracic groove. The male sternum is wider than long. Most specimens were collected from webs hidden deep in sheltered spaces at ground level. One female was beneath a large dead trunk suspended over a brook, and one pair was under small roadcut overhangs. It is known only from the type locality near Lumbaquí in Sucumbíos Province, Ecuador.
The male ocular area is raised and lacks a posterior hump.
Most specimens were collected from webs hidden deep in sheltered spaces at ground level. One female was beneath a large dead trunk suspended over a brook, and one pair was under small roadcut overhangs.
The male carapace has a deep thoracic groove.
The male sternum is wider than long.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.