An update on the spider genus Hexophthalma (Araneae: Sicariidae) in the Afrotropical region, with descriptions of new species Lotz, Leon N. European Journal of Taxonomy 2018 2018-04-10 424 1 18 3LHL7 Lotz, 2018 Lotz 2018 [592,897,592,619] Arachnida Sicariidae Hexophthalma GBIF Animalia Araneae 3 4 Arthropoda species binfordae sp. nov.  urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:DD563DE2-A5BD-4AB0-8319-021E01B366DA  Figs 1, 24    Diagnosis Female inner spermathecae consist of one lateral extending sac and a divided round sac medially, on each side, with a small sclerotized reduced outer spermatheca ( Fig. 1) which is unlike that of any of the other species. Male unknown.    Etymology The species name is a matronym for Greta Binford, collector of the typespecimen.    Material examined    Holotype NAMIBIA: ♀, Khorxas, Twyfelfontein, 18°30′53.64″ S, 14°22′21.84″ E,  19 Aug. 2005, G. Binfordleg. ( NMNW 45842).    Description  Female(n =1) TL= 11.9; CL=5.5; CW=5.5; CLL=0.7. AME-LE =0.6; eye diameter 0.2. Carapace reddish-brown, cephalic area slightly darker; abdomen and legs yellow-brown. Body and legs with lancet-like curved macrosetae, more strongly curved on body than on legs. Spermathecae consist of one lateral extending sac and a divided round sac medially, on each side, with a small sclerotized reduced outer spermatheca basally ( Fig. 1). Leg measurements:    Natural history   Hexophthalma binfordae sp. nov.was collected from a savanna area.    Distribution   Hexophthalma binfordae sp. nov.is only known from the typelocality in Namibia( Fig. 24). 1846714358 2005-08-19 NMNW G. Binford Namibia -18.5149 Twyfelfontein 1 14.372733 Khorxas 3 4 NMNW 45842 1 1 holotype