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Fig. 12. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female venter, with smooth central cuticle between 4a and ventral plate.
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Fig. 12. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female venter, with smooth central cuticle between 4a and ventral plate.
Fig. 12. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female venter, with smooth central cuticle between 4a and ventral plate.
Fig. 13. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter, with large rounded cells on ventral plate.
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Fig. 13. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter, with large rounded cells on ventral plate.
Fig. 13. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter, with large rounded cells on ventral plate.
Fig. 14. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter, with transversely elongate cells on ventral plate.
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Fig. 14. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter, with transversely elongate cells on ventral plate.
Fig. 14. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter, with transversely elongate cells on ventral plate.
Fig. 15. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter, with transversely elongate cells on ventral plate.
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Fig. 15. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter, with transversely elongate cells on ventral plate.
Fig. 15. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter, with transversely elongate cells on ventral plate.
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Fig. 16. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter (LTSEM image by Gary Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).
Fig. 16. Cenopalpus pulcher adult female posterior venter (LTSEM image by Gary Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).
Fig. 17. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph dorsum (n.b. several lateral setae are broken off and only the large setae base is visible - e.g. v2 , sc1 , e3 , f3 ).
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Fig. 17. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph dorsum (n.b. several lateral setae are broken off and only the large setae base is visible - e.g. v2, sc1, e3, f3).
Fig. 17. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph dorsum (n.b. several lateral setae are broken off and only the large setae base is visible - e.g. v2, sc1, e3, f3).
Fig. 18. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph anterior dorsal opisthosoma, indicating minute setae c1 , d1 , c2 .
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Fig. 18. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph anterior dorsal opisthosoma, indicating minute setae c1, d1, c2.
Fig. 18. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph anterior dorsal opisthosoma, indicating minute setae c1, d1, c2.
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Fig. 19. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph anterior lateral dorsal opisthosoma.
Fig. 19. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph anterior lateral dorsal opisthosoma.
Fig. 20. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph posterior dorsum, indicating minute setae e1 , f2 , h1 , h2 (n.b. setae e3 and f3 are broken).
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Fig. 20. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph posterior dorsum, indicating minute setae e1, f2, h1, h2 (n.b. setae e3 and f3 are broken).
Fig. 20. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph posterior dorsum, indicating minute setae e1, f2, h1, h2 (n.b. setae e3 and f3 are broken).
Fig. 21. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph prodorsum and legs, indicating large barbed setae on femora I-II (see arrows) (n.b. setae v2 and sc1 are broken).
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Fig. 21. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph prodorsum and legs, indicating large barbed setae on femora I-II (see arrows) (n.b. setae v2 and sc1 are broken).
Fig. 21. Cenopalpus pulcher deutonymph prodorsum and legs, indicating large barbed setae on femora I-II (see arrows) (n.b. setae v2 and sc1 are broken).
Cenopalpus spinosus
Fig. 1. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female dorsum.
Fig. 1. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female dorsum.
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Fig. 2. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female dorsum
Fig. 2. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female dorsum
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Fig. 3. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female dorsum.
Fig. 3. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female dorsum.
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Fig. 4. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female prodorsum.
Fig. 4. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female prodorsum.
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Fig. 5. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female anterior dorsal opisthosoma.
Fig. 5. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female anterior dorsal opisthosoma.
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Fig. 6. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female dorsal opisthosoma between setae d1 and e1.
Fig. 6. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female dorsal opisthosoma between setae d1 and e1.
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Fig. 7. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female posterior dorsal opisthosoma.
Fig. 7. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female posterior dorsal opisthosoma.
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Fig. 8. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female venter, between legs III and IV.
Fig. 8. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female venter, between legs III and IV.
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Fig. 9. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female posterior venter.
Fig. 9. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female posterior venter.
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Fig. 10. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female posterior venter.
Fig. 10. Cenopalpus spinosus adult female posterior venter.
Fig. 3. Chaudhripalpus creelae female, anterior margin of prodorsum concealing the gnathosoma; a, b dorsal view; c ventral view.
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Fig. 3. Chaudhripalpus creelae female, anterior margin of prodorsum concealing the gnathosoma; a, b dorsal view; c ventral view.
Fig. 4. Chaudhripalpus costacola sp. nov. Beard amp; Seeman, female venter, detail of genital region.
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Fig. 4. Chaudhripalpus costacola sp. nov. Beard & Seeman, female venter, detail of genital region.