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Tibial apophysis with shallow, roundish bulge dorsally. Epigyne with rounded lateral parts, median part ± semicircular. Prosoma red-brown, eye region almost black. Sternum yellowish. Chelicerae red-brown, to almost black. Legs red-brown, vaguely annulated. Opisthosoma black-grey, dorsally with irregular, yellowish spots.
Body length male: 8-10 mm, Body length female: 11-16 mm
almost only in caves, basements and humid mural chinks
Frequent
Global distribution (Platnick 2013): Holarctic
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