They are present as follows: more sclerotized than protonymph; lighter in color than carapace, mostly cream with dark spots; most setae short with terminal denticulations; tergites VII to XI with longer median setae; tergite XI with 2 very long and simple tactile setae; tergites I and II divided with narrow median line; tergites X and XI not divided; and tergal chaetotaxy is shown in Table 3.
It present as follows: brown, darker than abdomen, anterior margin darker than posterior margin; lateral and anterior margins more granulate than other areas; longer than wide; with 2 obvious eyes; setae short with terminal denticulations; 2 transverse furrows present; anterior furrow situated medially, narrow, U-shaped, and extending to lateral margins; and posterior furrow slightly curved posteriorly, wide medially, and narrow laterally.
They are present as follows: more sclerotized and granulate than deutonymph; lighter in color than carapace, dark cream with 2 brown spots; most tergal setae short with terminal denticulations; tergites IX to XI with longer median setae; and tergite XI with 2 very long and simple tactile setae; tergal setae situated irregularly, tergites I to III with serial setae (in one row), each half-tergite of segments IV to X with 1 median seta, tergite XI with dispersed setae; tergites I-IX divided by narrow median line; tergites X and XI not divided; and tergal chaetotaxy is shown in Table 3.
It is present as follows: dark brown, darker than other stages; less granulate than male; distinctly longer and stouter than in male; with 2 well developed eyes, larger, wider, and less swollen than those of male; setae short, with terminal denticulations; anterior margin with 10 setae and posterior margin with 8 setae; anterior margin with 2 very short setae in front of each eye and 8 long setae on border; 2 transverse furrows present; anterior furrow narrow, U-shaped, and situated medially, extending to lateral margins; and posterior furrow slightly curved posteriorly, wider medially, and narrow laterally.
They are present as follows: lighter in color than carapace, brown with 2 dark brown and extensive stripes, each half-tergite with a darker and larger area than tritonymph; most tergal setae short with terminal denticulations; tergite XI with 2 long tactile setae; tergites I, II, and XI are not divided, tergites III to XIII divided by narrow and obvious median line, tergite IX incompletely divided; and tergal chaetotaxy is shown in Table 3.
It is present as follows: darker in color than male; movable finger longer than male; galea with 5-6 distal rami; galeal seta present; hand with 5 simple setae; rallum with 3 blades, distal blade longest, with lateral denticulations; serrula exterior with 18-20 blades; and fixed finger with 6 teeth, 3 terminal acute teeth and 3 basal teeth large and blunt, these teeth are larger and stouter than teeth of tritonymph.
They are present as follows: leg I: light brown; lighter in color than body; trochanter weakly granulate; femur and patella granulate; patella joined with femur widely; patella 1.29-1.46 longer than femur; tibia granulate, prolateral margin curved distally; tibia slightly shorter and distinctly narrower than patella; tarsus weakly granulate; most setae with one lateral and few terminal denticulations; tibia with simple and long terminal seta; retrolateral margin of tarsus with denticulate setae (except terminal and subterminal setae) and prolateral margin with simple setae; claws symmetric and without teeth; and arolium shorter than claws.