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<paragraph id="8B853696B2072C52FF38FEC0FE1FFD0B" blockId="7.[144,826,307,709]" pageId="7" pageNumber="469">Head with the D1–D4 setae apically pointed: D1 setae 10–15 µm long; D2 12–18 µm long; D3 12–15 µm long, and D4 22–25 µm long. The abdominal setae,tergites II–VII,are broadly pointed.The D1 setae of abdominal tergite IX are blunt and D2 pointed. The dorsal abdominal plaques segments II–VI with few poorly developed or rounded microtrichia anterior of the dorsal setae; most plaques anterior of the dorsal setae segments VII and VIII with rounded microtrichia.Occasionally,a few developed or point- ed microtrichia present on tergite VIII. Tergite IX with a darkened band in which the anterior margin extends anteriorly about the diameter of a D1 setal socket.The posteromarginal teeth tergite IX are longer than the basal width of the D1 setae;approximately 12–15 teeth present between the D2 setae.The ventral posteromarginal teeth are minute about 1/3 the size of the dorsal teeth. Tergite X with a transverse dark band that extends to the campaniform sensilla of the tergite.</paragraph>
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<heading id="D0CD81FAB2072C52FF1CFD19FE44FCCE" box="[144,385,746,768]" fontSize="10" level="3" pageId="7" pageNumber="469" reason="9">DESCRIPTION, LARVA I</heading>
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