This organism displays a distinctive pear-shaped and inflated cephalothorax, with circular and inverted T-shaped markings on its cephalic shield. Its antennae feature diagonal striations on their surface, and the mandible exhibits anterior, middle, and posterior blades. The maxillule is lobate and carries outer setae along with a small medial process. Additionally, it possesses a five-segmented antennule situated on a small pedestal, while the antennae themselves consist of four segments, including a short coxobasis and a small claw. The maxilla is adorned with rows of sharp teeth. Furthermore, the anal somite shows a deep incision, and the caudal rami are longer than the anal somite. Notably, the egg sacs of this organism resemble corn in their appearance.