The male ocular area is barely raised. The male sternum is wider than long with a pair of small anterior projections. The male abdomen is globular. Newly collected spiders were found in thin leaf litter and under stones in low, fairly dry roadside forest. It appears widespread in southern and central Sinaloa, Mexico.
The male ocular area is barely raised.
Newly collected spiders were found in thin leaf litter and under stones in low, fairly dry roadside forest.
The male sternum is wider than long with a pair of small anterior projections.
The male abdomen is globular.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.