Drassodella vasivulva is a species of spider in the family Gallieniellidae. It is endemic to South Africa.
Distribution Drassodella vasivulva is endemic to the Western Cape province at elevations ranging from 2–414 m above sea level. Known localities include Cape Town areas, De Hoop Nature Reserve, Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve, and Moordkuil Valley.
Habitat The species was sampled from leaf litter in Forest and Fynbos biomes.
Description
Both sexes are known. The thickness of the dorsal lines is more or less the same in both sexes.
Conservation Drassodella vasivulva is listed as Least Concern. The species has a broad distribution in the southern parts of the Western Cape and may be locally abundant. It is also likely under-collected. The species is protected in De Hoop Nature Reserve and Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve.
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