They are sexually dimorphic in that males typically have a bright yellow colored throat, while females have a white colored throat, and the tympanum of the male is larger than the eye, while the female's is smaller than or the same size as the eye.
Sexual dimorphism is observed in these organisms; males usually possess a yellow-colored throat, whereas females have a white throat. Additionally, male individuals typically have a larger tympanum compared to their eye size, while female tympanums are either smaller or the same size as their eyes.