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Three regions of Brazilian Amazonia within the state of Rondonia were searched for the presence of solifuges by means of pitfall traps. A new solifuge, Mummucia taiete, was found at two sites inside Vilhena region, which are ''Cerrado'' enclaves surrounded by Amazonian forest. This new species is described here and is the seventh from Brazil. Populations of M. taiete from these two sites were compared regarding some autoecological parameters. Results showed populations from the two sites are similarly diurnal and male biased, as observed in M. mauryi and M. coaraciandu. On the other hand, these populations differ in density and juvenile/adult ratio. RESUMO. Tres regioes da Amazonia brasileira pertencentes ao Estado de Rondonia foram investigadas quanto apresenca de Solifugae por meio de armadilhas ''pitfall''. Um novo solõ ´fugo, Mummucia taiete, foi encontrado dois locais no municõ ´pio de Vilhena, que sao enclaves de Cerrado circundados por floresta Amazonica. Esta nova especie de Solifugae edescrita aqui e eas etima do territorio brasileiro. Populacoes de Mummucia taiete desses dois locais foram comparadas quanto a alguns parametros autoecologicos. Resultados indicam que as populacoes se assemelham pelos habitos diurnos e pelo maior numero de machos, como observado para outras especies como Mummucia mauryi and Mummucia coaraciandu.Por outro lado, essas populacoes diferem em densidade e na razao jovens/adultos.

DESCRIPTION AND ECOLOGY OF A NEW SOLIFUGE FROM BRAZILIAN AMAZONIA (ARACHNIDA, SOLIFUGAE, MUMMUCIIDAE)