The epigastric furrow. It is a slit between the top pair of book lungs. In this case (Female), there is a lip/opening there. For males, there is no lip, and a little "break/dark dot/patch" is above the furrow. The "dot" in a lot of species looks literally like a triangle. Easily noticed in male LP's.
I almost thought I'm starting to suck at this hahahaa, just as I was getting a hang of it LOL.. I thought: damn that's the weirdest male I've ever seen...". I mean why would I argue with an expert? LOL
I'm far away from that lalberts. I have been doing this for over 17 years, but get me looking at a Poec ventrally, everything I know goes out the dang door..
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