Similar in markings to galathea from which it differs by the embolus that lacks the hooklike retrolateral ramus and that widens toward the tip.
Embolus resembles that of chaimona but the rami are further apart .
In oak woodland at all Arizona localities. At Sycamore Canyon beating vegetation, especially shaded, deep in canyon where stream still flowing in June. At Kitt Peak beating oaks and other shrubs and trees. Distribution Southern Arizona. Included on this page are images and text from Maddison, W.P. 1996.