In males, the foveal groove is deep and straight. In males, the eyes are on a mound. In males, the sternum is moderately setose. It is found primarily in chaparral habitat. It is recorded from a few localities in Riverside County and one in southwestern San Bernardino County, California, USA.
In males, the foveal groove is deep and straight.
It is found primarily in chaparral habitat.
In males, the eyes are on a mound.
In males, the sternum is moderately setose.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.