Bono’s Joshua Tree Trapdoor Spider

Bono’s Joshua Tree Trapdoor SpiderFemale spiders have a deep and straight foveal groove. The eye group of female spiders is slightly elevated on a low mound. The anterior two pairs of legs of female spiders are noticeably more slender than the posterior pairs. At Covington Flat, it occurs in higher-altitude Mojave Desert habitat that is considerably more vegetated than lower-altitude areas. It is known from the Covington Flat area of Joshua Tree National Park, California, USA.What does it look like?Female spiders have a deep and straight foveal groove.Where and how does it live?At Covington Flat, it occurs in higher-altitude Mojave Desert habitat that is considerably more vegetated than lower-altitude areas.The eye group of female spiders is slightly elevated on a low mound.The anterior two pairs of legs of female spiders are noticeably more slender than the posterior pairs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.