Key Identification Features
- The male palpal structure is distinctive: it includes a bifid paracymbium with simple branches, and a median apophysis with a curved, bifid apical projection.
- The female epigynum is concave, with distinct longitudinal and transverse septa.
- longipalpis typically has a shorter, thicker, more domed abdomen with less distinct markings on its upper surface.
- Like most spider species, it is sexually dimorphic, with males distinctly smaller than females.
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