Therefore, it was not included in the phylogenetic analysis. At least superficially, it strongly resembles species in Enaphalodes , and the two genera are probably very closely related, if not congeneric. Only greater availability of specimens will answer this question.
Romulus specimens are very distinctive with their red integument and large, broad body.
Their appearance is identical to a teneral form of Enaphalodes . Based on a site created by Jennifer E. Fairman June 15, 1997.