Fisher’s Red Rock Trapdoor Spider

Fisher’s Red Rock Trapdoor SpiderMale spiders have a deep and strongly recurved foveal groove. Male spiders have eyes on a low mound. The sternum of male spiders is moderately setose. Males appear to disperse during the autumn months of September and October. It is known from higher-altitude Mojave Desert localities in Kern County, California, USA.What does it look like?Male spiders have a deep and strongly recurved foveal groove.Where and how does it live?Males appear to disperse during the autumn months of September and October.Male spiders have eyes on a low mound.The sternum of male spiders is moderately setose.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.