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[List of genera according to
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<keyLead id="BE0795C20A37556893BF9394C5C3FA56" box="[151,1435,1439,1460]" pageId="13" pageNumber="584">- Deirids present........................................................................................3</keyLead>
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2. Lateral field with four incisures; caudal cuticle of females and juveniles without refractive inner layer; cuticle without longitu- dinal striae.................................................................................
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- Lateral field with six incisures; caudal cuticle of females and juveniles with refractive inner layer; cuticle mostly with longitu- dinal striae.................................................................................
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3. Cephalic framework slightly sclerotized (
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GN)......................................................... 4
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- Cephalic framework heavily sclerotized (
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AF).........................................................5
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4. Cephalic radial grooves present; female tail pointed to subcylindrical, with refractive inner cuticle layer at terminus, but with- out distinct hyaline portion; four lateral incisures in J4.................................................
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- Cephalic radial grooves absent; female tail elongate-conoid to pointed, without refractive inner cuticle layer at terminus, but with distinct hyaline portion; six lateral incisures in J4..................................................
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5. Female tail with refractive inner cuticle layer.....................................................
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<keyLead id="BE0795C20A37556893BF90F4C5C4F8F6" box="[151,1436,1791,1812]" pageId="13" pageNumber="584">- Female tail without refractive inner cuticle layer.............................................................6</keyLead>
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6. Female stylet very long, more than 90 µm......................................................
<emphasis id="3782EAE50A37556896299116C5C2F8D0" box="[1281,1434,1821,1842]" italics="true" pageId="13" pageNumber="584">Macrotylenchus</emphasis>
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7. Pharyngeal glands mostly overlapping intestine; head usually with 25 transverse annuli; female tail pointed to cylindrical; four lateral incisures in J4...................................................................
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- Pharyngeal glands offset from intestine; head with 510 transverse annuli; female tail cylindrical; six lateral incisures in J4...........................................................................................
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