Ummidia neilgaimani

Ummidia neilgaimaniThe preserved male specimen is described as having a very dusky red carapace and chelicerae, legs that are dark reddish brown near the body and strong brown on the metatarsi and tarsi, and a dark grayish-brown abdomen with pale speckles. The paper lists specimen records from Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina in the United States.What does it look like?The preserved male specimen is described as having a very dusky red carapace and chelicerae, legs that are dark reddish brown near the body and strong brown on the metatarsi and tarsi, and a dark grayish-brown abdomen with pale speckles.When do males disperse?The preserved male specimen is described as having a very dusky red carapace and chelicerae, legs that are dark reddish brown near the body and strong brown on the metatarsi and tarsi, and a dark grayish-brown abdomen with pale speckles. The paper lists specimen records from Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina in the United States.Males disperse during September to November.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.