Yes, absolutely male, and a great example of epiandrous fusillae for those wondering what to look for. The dark, round patch of short setae just between the top set of book lungs are the epiandrous fusillae.
Yes, absolutely male, and a great example of epiandrous fusillae for those wondering what to look for. The dark, round patch of short setae just between the top set of book lungs are the epiandrous fusillae.
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