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diagnosis · 
Plazi
Diagnosis : species of medium size (males 50–60 mm , females 55–70 mm ) for the genus. Body light brown, deeply infuscate on carapace, tergites I–VI, pedipalp fingers, metasomal segment V and telson; metasoma ventrally with a wide and solid blackish stripe. Pedipalp chelae robust in both sexes, more conspicuously in males; fingers without basal lobe/notch combination, but with moderate scallop in adult males; fingers with eight principal rows of granules, flanked by a few supernumerary granules. Sternite III and pectines with stridulatory apparatus reduced; sternite V with a vestigial smooth patch on males. Metasoma distally incrassate on both sexes, much more conspicuously in males; telson vesicle small, subaculear tubercle small, spinoid and far removed from the base of aculeus. Pectines with 23–26 teeth in males, and 20–24 in females.
diagnosis · Plazi
Diagnosis : species of moderately small size (males 38–40 mm , female 48–50 mm ) for the genus. Body light to pale yellow, with a pattern of diffuse gray spots over carapace and tergites; and metasomal segment V moderately infuscate; metasoma ventrally with all carinae infuscate and a thin, dark line between the ventrosubmedian carinae. Pedipalp chelae robust in both sexes, more conspicuously in males; fingers without basal lobe/notch combination, but with subtle scallop in adult males; fingers with eight principal rows of granules, flanked by a few supernumerary granules. Sternite III and pectines with stridulatory apparatus greatly reduced; sternite V without smooth patch. Metasoma distally incrassate on both sexes, much more conspicuously in males; telson vesicle small, subaculear tubercle vestigial, blunt and far removed from the base of aculeus. Pectines with 22–25 teeth in males, and 19–22 in females.