This particular species possesses several distinctive characteristics that set it apart. First and foremost, its prosome consistently exhibits an ovoid shape, giving it a distinct appearance. Additionally, the presence of a rostrum with two points distinguishes it from other organisms. One striking feature is the notably elongated first antenna (A1) compared to the prosome, which is a defining trait of this species. In terms of body segmentation, it displays three visible thoracic segments, providing further differentiation. The urosome, found in the posterior part of the body, is segmented into four distinct parts, adding to its unique anatomical features. What’s particularly intriguing is that the furca, a tail-like structure, shares a similar length to the anal segment, underscoring the remarkable characteristics that define this species.