The tentacular cirri are relatively brief. The front feet have three upper lobes, and the dorsal cirrus is approximately the same length. The upper lobe has a triangular shape, while the middle notopodial lobe is somewhat small. In the rear feet, the upper lobe of the notopodium is larger and notably leaf-like. There are no specialized hook-bearing structures on the upper side of the notopodium. Instead, the falcigers of the neuropodium are rather delicate and feature blades that are long and almost rectangular, with a small hooked tip.