I have been schooled - by @l4nsky who explained that he's found Phormingochilus, especially the larger species (which P. everetti is), to be late bloomers and you often won't see spermathecae develop until they get bigger. This fits with what I've experienced with this one.
I have been schooled - by @l4nsky who explained that he's found Phormingochilus, especially the larger species (which P. everetti is), to be late bloomers and you often won't see spermathecae develop until they get bigger. This fits with what I've experienced with this one.
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