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1978] were from Jamduar, a former part of Goalpara District, Assam. In July 1983, Goalpara was partitioned into Dhubri and Kokrajhar Districts and Jamduar fell under Kokrajhar District. The place is located in the eastern Raimona forest range, being part of the Ripu Reserve Forest under the Manas Biosphere Reserve [Forest Department, 2009]. This place is known for its magnificent scenic landscapes surrounded by Bhutan Hills harbouring diverse flora and fauna. The genus Asianopis consists of two species groups [Lin et al., 2020]: viz., the liukuensis-group and the zhuanghaoyuni-group, of which the former includes two nominal species — A. dumogae (Merian, 1911) and A. liukuensis (Yin, Griswold et Yan, 2002). D. goalparaensis belongs to this group, as it shares the following diagnostic characters thereof: proximally enlarged femora I; pear-shaped carapace; female chelicerae having four proand seven retromarignal teeth, with numerous denticles between them; epigyne with an anchor-shaped median plate; distinct copulatory openings; insemination ducts with three turns; and oval spermathecae [Lin et al., 2020]. The present paper is aimed at the redescription of D. goalparaensis on the basis of newly collected material from the same district where the type locality lies. Detailed illustrations, a distributional map and notes on its natural history are provided.

Redescription of the net-casting spider Asianopis goalparaensis (Tikader et Malhotra, 1978) comb.n. (Araneae: Deinopidae) from India