Key Identification Features
- Burrows are typically located in or not far from vegetation, and feature a single entrance connected to a tunnel that leads to one or two chambers.
- rosea has two distinct mating seasons: one from September through March, and another from May through July.
- A distinct black foveal horn is present on the peltidium of this species.
- The number and brightness of these stripes can vary, and this species always has a distinctive spot on the abdomen near the cephalothorax.
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