Female to 10 mm; male to 10 mm.
Carapace glossy brown with dark jaws. Abdomen with a dark central mark becoming a pattern of chevrons towards the rear. The two sexes are similar (photo).
Old trees and buildings. Occasionally found in houses walking across the walls. Europe and much of Asia. Adults occur from April to September.
None.
1841.
There are 27 km of specimen shelves in the Darwin Centre - the same distance as between the Museum and Junction 6 of the M1.