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The presence of an eversible, balloon­shaped pretarsal adhesive structure at the distal end of a one­ or twosegmented tarsus is unique to thysanopterans (‘Blasenfusse’) (
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). Homology of this structure with the arolium is likely as demonstrated by
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,
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,
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).
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