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Terrestrial

This taxon can be either regarded as terrestrial or rupicolous, but are generally not found in large rock outcrops, particularly when co-occurring with A. atra. Generally occurs in flat, dry, sparsely-vegetated areas. Typically associated with bedrock, small piles of rocks and broken ground; one was found in the lower branches of a tree (Branch 1994, 1998, Bauer and Branch 2003 [2001]). Prefers small rubble fields and low rock outcrops (Bates et al. 2014).