The described male may have faded in preservation. Its carapace is pale orange, the head slightly darker than the thorax, with a T-shaped marking. The male holotype was caught in a pitfall trap in mulga at Gumbardo, about 15 km west of Mariala National Park in Queensland.
The described male may have faded in preservation. Its carapace is pale orange, the head slightly darker than the thorax, with a T-shaped marking.
The male holotype was caught in a pitfall trap in mulga at Gumbardo, about 15 km west of Mariala National Park in Queensland.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.