@Swoop What you'll see on Sam's male that isn't present on yours is a dark, dense, half circle of setae located between the top set of booklungs. That's only present on males, so a lack of that would indicate it's a female.
This website is what helped me figure out the main differences. It took me a few reads to fully grasp the information it provided, but it was what helped me the most, in conjunction with looking through the sexing gallery on here.
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