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There are three schizomid families:
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,
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and the extinct
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. The status of
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as a valid family is still contradictory because the tarsomere formula of 7:5:4:4 (Pierce, 1951) deviates from the general pattern of 7:3:3:3 shared by
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,
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and Thelyphonida (
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). The presence of six tarsomeres on legI is a rare occurrence in Old and New World schizomids alike and has been interpreted as a randomly occurring malformation caused by regeneration of a limb after loss or damage (
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). The two Recent families for schizomids can be distinguished by 29 morphological characters (
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;
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Monjaraz-Ruedas
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). Out of these characters, only the symmetry of the tarsal spurs (symmetrical in
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, asymmetrical in
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), body size (usually between 6 and
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in
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and ~
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in
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), male and female flagellum morphology and the setation of the base of the anterior process (present in
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, absent in
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) can be assessed in the amber fossils owing to fossil preservation, but all of the described fossil specimens align well with the diagnosis for
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.
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Within this family, the Megaschizominae (endemic to southern Africa) have a body size of ~
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, a row of eight or nine setae along the frontal margin of the propeltidium, and their tergites IIVII on the opisthosoma have two submarginal rows of setae, whereas
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are smaller and have only one row. All fossil species align with
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rather than with Megaschizominae. The key provides basic diagnoses for all fossil genera described from Burmese amber. As the fossil schizomids are often altered and deformed by taphonomical processes, a schizomid body plan with labelling of body parts is given in
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for a better understanding of the morphology.
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