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The tarsal pads of three species of Centrobolus were examined using Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM). Tarsal pads of C. inscriptus are robust and prominent (± 1018 um, n = 10) extending to about the mid length of the tarsal claws compared to C. annulatus (± 540 um, n = 8) which were abbreviated. Elaborate tarsal pads of the males appear not to be an adaptation for supporting the body column but sexually selected.

Tarsal pads of<em> Centrobolus</em> Cook (Spiroboloidea: Trigoniulidae)