Many male monogynaspids have thickened legs II with tubercles and spurs, and sometimes similarly modified legs IV. In most cases, males must be associated with a female for identification. However, when females have similarly modified legs, then the spurs and tubercles may help in identification.
Author: David E. Walter
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