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48.
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(Abb. 10
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).
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Bei dieser neuen Gattung und Art, die ich unter Vorbehalt in die Familie
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einreihe, handelt es sich augenscheinlich um eine Nymphe. Das Tierchen (Abb. 10 a) ist 165
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lang und 75
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, breit. Die
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Segmentierung des Hysterosoma weist auf die Endeostigmata hin, und in der Gestalt
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das Tier am meisten der Gattung
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, die allerdings zur Familie
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. Die Ambulacra an den Tarsen der vier Beinpaare sprechen
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die Familie
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. Gegen diese Einordnung,
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gegen die Stellung in die Cohors Endeostigmata, sprechen die einfachen
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. Sie sind bei den Endeostigmata sonst stets deutlich gefiedert oder baumartig
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, Sig Thor
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ihnen deshalb den
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Namen &quot;Federhaarmilben&quot; gegeben. Auf dem Prosoma sind besonders
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zwei
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,
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Sinnesorgane, die aus deutlichen Trichobothrien entspringen. Zwischen beiden sehen wir ein Paar
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und am Rande noch zwei Paar feine Haare. Das
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Segment
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zwei Paar Borsten in einer Querreihe, dann folgt ein breites Segment mit zwei Paar Borsten hintereinander, dann wieder ein
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, nach vorn
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Segment mit vier Borsten und das letzte Segment mit sechs Borsten. An Tarsus I (Abb. 10b) haben wir einen kurzen
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mit zwei Krallen und dazwischen ein abgerundetes Empodium. An den
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Beinpaaren (Abb. 10 c) finden wir ebenfalls zwei Krallen und ein
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, fein behaartes Empodium. Die Palpen sind einfach (Abb. 10 d), der Palptarsus endet mit einer starken, spitzen Borste. Das
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Gnathosoma konnte nicht genauer untersucht werden.
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Fundort: Altes
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von Winterhochfluten, 18. VI. 49.
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<paragraph pageId="16" pageNumber="155">Hologenotypus und Holospecietypus ist das einzige bisher vorliegende Exemplar in meiner Sammlung.</paragraph>
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Genus
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<paragraph pageId="0" pageNumber="13">Type species.</paragraph>
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Brito Capello, 1867, by subsequent designation (
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).
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<paragraph pageId="0" pageNumber="13">Diagnostic characters.</paragraph>
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The genus and its characters were comprehensibly described by
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and later redescribed by
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. Among the used characters (for their full set see
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), two are principal in distinguishing males from those of the closely related genus
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Blandin, 1974. First, in males of
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the palpal tibia is armed with a flattened and extended chisel-shaped retrolateral tibial apophysis (
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; see Fig.
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). Second, they possess a large lamellose distal tegular apophysis (
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; Figs
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,
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,
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). On the contrary, males of
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have a wide and concave retrolateral tibial apophysis as well as a short and rounded distal tegular apophysis (see
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;
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).
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According to
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with the present addition,
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includes ten species and one subspecies: ♂♀
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Roewer, 1955 (Congo, Namibia), ♂♀
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(O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1877) (India, Pakistan?), ♂
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sp. nov. (Israel), ♀
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Lessert, 1928 (Central and East Africa), ♂♀
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Lessert, 1916 (Central, East and South Africa), ♂♀
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Blandin, 1976 (Ivory Coast), ♀
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(Roewer, 1955) (East Africa), ♂
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Roewer, 1955 (Namibia). The record of a single female specimen of
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