Note: Key from Andersen & Weir 2004 |
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1. Fore tarsi (Ta) 3-segmented (often appearing 2-segmented), with 1 long claw (C); abdominal sternites 4-6 subdivided laterally by a weak suture-like fold (S), into mediosternites and parasternites; very large species, length 50 - 75 mm
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-Fore tarsi (Ta) 1-segmented, with 2 small claws (C); abdominal sternites 4-6 not subdivided by a suture-like fold; medium sized species, body length 15 - 20 mm
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