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studied the highly diverse
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, in which he recognized several subfamilies including
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. Subsequently, based on the morphology of the adult female mouthparts of
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,
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proposed six families including elevation of the
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to family level.
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also recognized the
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as a distinct family. More recently, based on features of male morphology,
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recognised 11 families within the
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(including the
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). Today the
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comprises about 268 described species in 49 genera worldwide (
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García Morales
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. 2016
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). The monophlebids known from
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include four genera and six species.
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Members of the
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are found on plant stems, branches and leaves, and often prefer woody hosts. Body of adult female relatively large and ovoid, up to
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long or more. In life, usually covered with white / yellow / brown wax secretions, these often flocculent, but occasionally without visible wax covering, sometimes with waxy projections from the body margins. To protect the eggs, adult females of some species form a large, sculptured white ovisac beneath and behind the abdomen, or develop a hollow marsupium by indentation of the venter of the abdomen. Antennae and legs well developed and heavily sclerotized, dark brown; antennae each with 711 segments; legs all similar in size (
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Miller
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).
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:
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, adult female morphology, from Unruh &amp; Gullan (2008), page 14, Fig. 1. © Magnolia Press, www.mapress.com/j/zt, reproduced with permission from the authors and the copyright holder.
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(
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): body up to
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long or more, usually broadly oval: derm membranous or more-or-less sclerotized;
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well developed, each with 711 segments;
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large, all similar in size;
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not reaching to tip of claw and usually not enlarged apically;
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large, each with a bar and with or without a cluster of pores on derm just outside opening, but always without pores within atrium; dorsal
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numbering 28 pairs, usually visible;
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present, with variety in their internal structure (of taxonomic significance); hair-like
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usually densely distributed, rarely sparse, over entire body;
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always present; ventral
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present or absent.
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KEY TO GENERA OF
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- Abdominal spiracles numbering 2 or 3 pairs (Tribe
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).......................................
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Signoret
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2(1) Body covered with hairs and/or spines, often of more than
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, not densely crowded. Antenna with 811 segments (Tribe
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)....................................................................................... 3
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- Body covered with short setae, finely pointed and densely crowded. Antenna usually with 8 or 9 segments (Tribe
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)........................................................................................
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Walker
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3(2) Abdominal spiracles numbering 7 pairs............................................
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Morrison
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- Abdominal spiracles numbering 4 pairs....................................................
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Fernald
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