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mixed primary and secondary forest; host collected by
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A) were half emerged from an undescribed
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upon preservation of the latter (description of host in preparation by second author).
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One of the two specimens (named here specimen 1) was almost completely wrapped in larval cuticle (
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H), which is torn open in several regions and allows selective views on the structure of the adult cuticle underneath (Fig. I, J). Specimen 2 was almost completely molted, but larval cuticle was still covering parts of the posterior end (
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F). Both specimens are very small, specimen 1 is
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long and specimen 2 measures
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. Both have a diameter of
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The cuticle contains simple areoles which are irregular in structure, no surface substructure was observed (
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D). Tubercle areoles are present (
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C, D), thorn areoles were not observed. Bulging areoles occur on the cuticle, mostly in pairs (
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D). They carry very short apical bristles (
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D). Clusters composed of two crowned areoles and 810 circumcluster areoles are present (
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C, D, E, G, I, J). Crowned areoles have short (about 10 µm) apical filaments (
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C, D) that radiate towards all sides of the areole, which has a central depression on top (
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C, D). Apical filaments can be slightly branched (
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Fig.
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I). The circumcluster areoles resemble the bulging areoles in structure. On both sides along the ventral midline there are crowned areoles with very long (&gt; 70 µm) apical filaments, these crowned areoles appear to have longer and shorter filaments (
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B, E).
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The structure of the cuticle corresponds largely to the description of
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. This species was described by
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on the basis of three specimens from New Caledonia.
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reinvestigated these specimens and found them to be one male and two females. According to him only one female, the
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, showed the characters for this species.
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drawings are available, no photographic or SEM documentation has been given to date.
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, the drawings of the cuticular structure correspond well with what was observed here for the specimens investigated.
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and
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synonymized two further species described by
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from
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