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Genus
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Scudder
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(
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Figs.
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C–F,
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and
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A, B)
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The eggs of this genus have generally a sea urchin appearance with the only exception of
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w-album
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(Knoch) that has a lenticular shape and a flat micropylar pole (
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Fig.
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C, D). This species has the annular zone with clearly defined cells with smooth walls and interior, a wide transition zone with barely any sculpture and an equatorial area whose cells have prominent walls and tubercles forming a crown.
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(Denis &amp; Schiffermüiller)
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(
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Fig.
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E, F) has prominent spiny tubercles protruding from the corners of the cells on the tubercleaeropyle zone, a not well defined transition zone and a depressed flat annular zone with circular holes and a lobed micropyle rosette normally with three primary cells.
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,
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<emphasis id="C4ECEAA05363FFC5FC50FF297A846F96" box="[927,1020,223,248]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="210">S. esculi</emphasis>
(Hübner)
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, and
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(Fabricius)
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share very similar egg morphology, with spiny tubercles that are shorter in these three species than those of
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.
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urrounding the annular zone
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(
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Fig.
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A, B) has a set of rounded tubercles which make the micropylar depression deeper and can be diagnostic from
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(
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Fig.
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C, D), that is otherwise a very similar species.
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<emphasis id="C4ECEAA05363FFC5FA48FE8479966EE6" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="210">S. acaciae</emphasis>
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(
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Fig.
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E, F) has always scales glued to the chorion surface, because the female covers the egg after laying it with scales from a specific tuft located at the end of its abdomen. Finally,
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(
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Fig.
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A, B) shows an annular zone almost devoid of ornaments. In the transition and tubercle-aeropyle zone it has a structure of quadrangular cells, whose edges give rise to small pinnacles with opened tips.
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