Tibial apophysis with 2 strikingly long processes, appearing parallel (in lateral view). Epigyne with quadrangular to roundish epigynal region. Epigyne wider or equally wide than two times the length of epigyne. Epigynal median part ± pentagonal. Prosoma brown, median spot and radial stripes darker. Legs yellow-brown. Tibia I and II dark brown to black. Opisthosoma black.
Body length male: 1.9-2 mmAmongst low vegetation in dry and warm localities.
Maybe a synonym of T. affinis (siehe Wunderlich 2011a: 283).
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"No references" does not mean that the species does not occur in this country, but that we have not yet inserted the reference for it. We are working on it.
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