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. The description is brief and lacking relevant details. According to
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the
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states in the original description, the coxosternal teeth are 3 + 3 and the coxal pore formula is 2, 2, 2, 2. However, the antennae, both of which appear to be complete, each have only 29 articles. The posterior margins of the tergites are straight and none of the tergites are produced. Coxal spines are present on the 15th coxae. The specimen lacks all legs except 10
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12 on the right side and 12
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14 on the left side, so Chamberlin’s statement that all the tarsi are biarticulate is questionable, unless legs were lost before the specimen was mounted but after it was studied for description. Tarsi 13 and 14 are definitely biarticulate, but the supposed joints on tarsi 11 and 12 are incomplete, and tarsus 10 is not divided. Observing the incomplete articulations of tarsi
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Y Mountain, above the campus of Brigham Young University (
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locality to make recollection possible, but until then, the status of
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<emphasis id="B922EAB3FFDAFF9E4278FDDA18B7FD50" box="[773,906,623,647]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="271">Y. haywardi</emphasis>
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is dubious, due to the incomplete nature of the
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, which raises doubts about the most distinctive character, biarticulate tarsi on all legs. Thus
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<emphasis id="B922EAB3FFDAFF9E4584FD391EBDFD7C" box="[1273,1408,659,683]" italics="true" pageId="12" pageNumber="271">Y. haywardi</emphasis>
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is probably a species of
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, but a definitive decision must wait for the collection and study of topotypical specimens.
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