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. Adult female cover yellowish brown, elongate oval, convex dorsally; shed skins brown. Body subcircular with three pairs of well-developed lobes; with one pore each near the anterior spiracles, posterior spiracles without pores; about 25 fringed or branched plates present anterior of lobe III; perivulvar pores present in 5 groups, each with four pores.
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