In males, the foveal groove is deep and straight. In males, the eyes are on a low mound. In males, the sternum is moderately setose. In winter, often after soaking rains, females extend their burrows and leave a small mound of soil at the entrance. It is recorded from low-lying ridges in the Colorado Desert in San Bernardino, Riverside and Imperial counties, California, USA.
In males, the foveal groove is deep and straight.
In winter, often after soaking rains, females extend their burrows and leave a small mound of soil at the entrance.
In males, the eyes are on a low mound.
In males, the sternum is moderately setose.
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