Palp yellowish brown. Vulva with undivided, compact, potato-shaped spermatheca. Prosoma brown, longer than wide. Sternum brown, brighter in the middle than laterally. Chelicerae brown, upper part brighter than lower part, with 5 teeth laterally on cheliceral furrow. Fangs smooth and very massive. Legs yellowish-brown, partly with brighter parts. Tarsus and metatarsus with scopula. Opisthosoma brownish grey with brown spots and chevrons.
Body length female: 15.0-23.5 mmMale unknown
Frequency: Very rarely found
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