30 
Marianne E. Filka and Rowland M. Shelley 
Figs. 55-64. 55-56, Deltotaria lea, left gonopods, ventrolateral views, coxal 
apophysis (ca). 57-59, Pachydesmus crassicutis incursus. 57, telopodite of left 
gonopod, lateral view, coxal apophysis (ca), primary tibiotarsus (ptt), second 
tibiotarsus (stt). 58-59, distal ends of secondary tibiotarsi, lateral views. 60-64, 
Sigmoria latior. 60, telopodite of left gonopod, medial view. 61-62, distal ends of 
telopodites, medial views. 63-64, prefemoral processes, medial views. Scale line = 
0. 1 mm. 
known definitely only from the Kings Mountain region (Shelley and 
Filka 1979). It is approximately 7 cm long, and dusky brown with yellow 
paranoia. As with C. catawba, most specimens were found in July, con- 
centrated in wet spots such as seepage areas. Shelley and Filka presented 
illustrations of gonopodal variation and showed changes in body dimen- 
sions that occur with latitude. Individuals of both sexes are larger and 
