Eburneana are rather big ant-like spiders with a constricted cephalothorax.

The cephalic and thoracic parts are parted by a clear constriction to mimic the ant body plan.

Unlike other African ant-like salticids Eburneana has the chelicerae located more posteriorly, rich leg spination and clearly visible large spigots on the posterior spinnerets.

The structure of genitalia and the shape of the first legs resembles males of the subfamily Pelleninae, but the phylogenetic relationships of Eburneana to other genera are unclear.

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