Etymology
The species is named after the arachnologist Raymond Forster, who mentored the describer of this species.Vink, C. (2002). Lycosidae (Arachnida: Araneae). ''Fauna of New Zealand'' 44: 1-94.Taxonomy
''Anoteropsis forsteri'' was described in 2002.Description
''Anoteropsis forsteri'' is very similar to ''A. litoralis'' which occupies similar habitat, but can be distinguished by morphological features of their reproductive organs.Habitat and distribution
''Anoteropsis forsteri'' occupies sand dunes and beaches, where their colouration allows them to camouflage into the background very easily. They can be found in these habitats south of 44°S in New Zealand (Many habitats to the north are typically occupied by ''A. litoralis'', a similar species).References