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Four new species of recluse spiders from Brazilian caves are described with both males and females.    Loxosceles   ericsoni    Bertani, von Schimonsky &amp; Gallão,  sp. n.  and    L.   karstica    Bertani, von Schimonsky &amp; Gallão,  sp. n.  both occur in caves in the Peruaçu region, located in the northern area of the state of Minas Gerais;    L.   karstica    sp. n.  is additionally found in the Serra do Ramalho karst area, located in the southwestern region of the state of Bahia. These two species belong to thegaucho    group.    Loxosceles   carinhanha    Bertani, von Schimonsky &amp; Gallão,  sp. n.  and    L.   cardosoi    Bertani, von Schimonsky &amp; Gallão,  sp. n.  occur exclusively in caves of the Serra do Ramalho karst area and belong to therufescens   /amazonica    species group. The discovery of two additional and highly distinct species in therufescens   /amazonica    group (   L.   carinhanha    sp. n.  and    L.   cardosoi    sp. n. ) increases the debate on the origin, evolution, and geographical distribution of this widely distributed group of recluse spiders in the New and Old World. The presence of three species (   L.   ericsoni    sp. n. ,    L.   carinhanha    sp. n. , and    L.   cardosoi    sp. n. ) with marked differences in morphological characters in a relatively small area indicates that the region seems to be an important center for    Loxosceles    diversity, which remains poorly studied.

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Four new troglophilic species of    Loxosceles    Heinecken &amp; Lowe, 1832: contributions to the knowledge of recluse spiders from Brazilian caves (  Araneae  ,   Sicariidae  )