"Dipoena" turriceps
Rorschach Block-headed Spider
The species may be recognised by its abdominal patterns. The female abdomen has a sparse mix of dots and black rings. The male abdomen pattern is made of what appears to be a collection of random inkblots used in Rorschach psychological tests. In some males, a white patch may be seen near the posterior end of the dorsum. The cephalothorax of the male is tall and block-like. The genitalia and general appearance of this spider suggest that the species should have been classified under Phycosoma.
| Length | ♀ 2–3 mm; ♂ 3 mm. |
| Habitat | Foliage in secondary forests and mangrove fringes. |
| Type Locality | Szechuan, China. |
| Distribution | China, Laos, Singapore. |