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Fig. 1. Acaricis plana female dorsum

Fig. 2. Acaricis plana female anterior margin of the prodorsum indicating forked projection.

Fig. 3. Acaricis plana female venter

Fig. 4. Acaricis sp. adult female

Fig. 1. Aegyptobia yertle female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Aegyptobia pseudoleptoides female dorsal opisthosoma (type specimen).

Fig. 3. Aegyptobia baptus female posterior dorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 4. Aegyptobia alpinensis female anterior opisthosoma (type specimen).

Fig. 5. Aegyptobia baptus female prodorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 6. Aegyptobia vannus female prodorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 7. Aegyptobia alpinensis female prodorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 8. Aegyptobia nomus female prodorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 9. Aegyptobia pseudoleptoides female prodorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 10. Aegyptobia torreyi female prodorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 11. Aegyptobia alpinensis female genital region - note the ventral plate indicated by change in striae on cuticle (type specimen).

Fig. 12. Aegyptobia antenosoma female genital region (vp = ventral plate) (type specimen).

Fig. 13. Aegyptobia baptus female posterior venter (type specimen).

Fig. 14. Aegyptobia nomus female posterior venter (type specimen).

Fig. 15. Claws (c) are claw-like and empodium (e) is pad-like.

Fig. 16. Aegyptobia nomus female - claws are pad-like and empodium is pad-like (type specimen).

Fig. 17. Aegyptobia alpinensis female leg III indicating femur III (fe) with dorsal seta d present (arrow) (type specimen).

Fig. 1. Afronychus amnicus female dorsum (?? indicates possible presence of e2) (paratype).

Fig. 2. Afronychus mulibrinus female dorsum, indicating c2 present.

Fig. 3. Afronychus amnicus female anterior dorsal opisthosoma, indicating c2 absent (holotype).

Fig. 4. Afronychus amnicus female anterior dorsal opisthosoma, indicating c2 present (paratype).

Fig. 5. Afronychus cliffortiae female posterior dorsum indicating e1 and e2 absent (paratype).

Fig. 6. Afronychus diastellae female posterior dorsum indicating e2 absent (holotype).

Fig. 7. Afronychus mulibrinus female posterior dorsum indicating e2 absent (paratype).

Fig. 8. Afronychus cliffortiae female posterior venter, indicating 1 pair of ag, g and ps setae (ag = aggenital, g = genital, ps = psuedanal) (paratype).

Fig. 9. Afronychus cliffortiae female posterior venter, indicating 2 pairs of g and ps setae (ag = aggenital, g = genital, ps = psuedanal) (paratype).

Fig. 10. Afronychus diastellae female posterior venter, indicating 2 pairs of g and ps setae (ag = aggenital, g = genital, ps = psuedanal) (holotype).

Fig. 11. Afronychus cliffortiae female legs I-II, highlighting short segments (paratype).