Males: Body twisted.
Stylet less than 30 �m long.
Lateral
field with four lines.
Spicules
30 �m long at most, nearly straight, directed obliquely, with distal
extremity pointed.
No cloacal tubus.
Tail short, rounded.
Second-stage Juveniles: Stylet long (35 to 40  µm).
Lateral
field with four lines.
Esophageal
glands filling body cavity.
Tail conical, of medium length, with hyaline terminal part half of
total length.
Phasmids with
lens-like structure.
[Ref: Luc, Maggenti & Fortuner (1988).]
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