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  NMTs

• Dec 10, 2022

It might be female, but the area where the spermathecae are is obscured & blurry. It also is very important when looking for spermathecae to know what species it is - that way we know what to be looking for...

 

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  YushLeN1

• Dec 10, 2022

NMTs said:

It might be female, but the area where the spermathecae are is obscured & blurry. It also is very important when looking for spermathecae to know what species it is - that way we know what to be looking for...

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pterinochilus sp arusha

 

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  NMTs

• Dec 10, 2022

I'm assuming the spermathecae of this species will look similar to other Pterinochilus species, so you want to look for something like this:

0.1 P. chordatus

Pterinochilus chordatus 2.5" female.

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I think I can see it on the left side, but the right side is partly blocked by the book lung material.