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Richards
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(
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Fig.
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Richards
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Ben­Dov,
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Described from
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adult
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females in fair to good condition, although unstained.
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: not seen and no details available.
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: quite large,
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long and
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wide, more or less oval but slightly more pointed at anterior end, broadest across anterior abdomen; symmetrical and rather flat. Stigmatic clefts shallow or absent; anal cleft about
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/
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/
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th total body length.
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<emphasis id="B96E110E0247FFEF26301DA5FE455DAF" bold="true" box="[312,413,1228,1254]" pageId="19" pageNumber="20">Dorsum</emphasis>
: derm lightly sclerotised at maturity. Dorsal setae finely setose,
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µm long, length at least
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x
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width of basal socket: fairly evenly but sparsely distributed over all of dorsum. Dorsal pores of
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: (i) a small microductule with a moderately long inner ductule possibly without a glandular end: throughout, each in a small areolation, (ii) a small simple pore: probably present throughout but most obvious near margin, and (iii) small preopercular pores in an elongate group of about
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anterior to anal plates, extending anteriorly about as far a metathorax: each pore closed, roundly oval, probably flat, in a small areolation. Cribriform plates, dorsal tubercles and pocket­like tubercles absent. Dorsal tubular ducts small, each with outer ductule about
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µm long, inner ductule
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µm long, with a very small glandular end; frequent throughout. Anal plates probably each approximately triangular,
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µm long and each plate about
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µm wide; each with
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setae close to apex, each about
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µm long, plus a thinner subapical seta ventrally, about
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µm long. Anogenital fold with
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pairs of long setae along anterior margin, each outer seta strong,
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µm long, each inner seta weaker and shorter; lateral margins each with
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setae; anal ring with
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long setae, each about
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µm long. Anal cleft fairly broad, without marginal setae along margins.
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Adult female of
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ellesmerensis
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Richards.
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Labels
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etc as on Fig. 5, except L = claw.
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: marginal setae stoutly setose, sharply pointed, sometimes slightly bent towards apex: sparse: with
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between eyespots anteriorly;
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or
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between each eyespot and anterior stigmatic area;
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laterally between stigmatic areas, and
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between posterior stigmatic area and anal cleft; each
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µm long and with a well­developed basal socket. Stigmatic clefts sometimes distinct; each stigmatic area with
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stigmatic spines; median spine
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µm long, lateral spines
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µm long. Eyespots close to margin on dorsal surface.
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: derm membranous. Preanal disc­pores with usually
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outer loculi and a large inner loculus: abundant anterior to vulva but becoming much less frequent on anterior abdominal segments, as follows: segment VII: about
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medially +
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on either side of anal cleft; VI:
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or
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between pregenital setae +
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on each side; V:
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between long setae +
<number id="3DD2DF3B0241FFE926691BBDFE725BA7" box="[353,426,724,750]" pageId="21" pageNumber="22" value="14.5" valueMax="17.0" valueMin="12.0">1217</number>
on each side; IV:
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on each side; III:
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or
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on each side; II:
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or
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on each side; metathorax: with
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laterad to each coxa; absent elsewhere. Spiracular discpores with usually
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outer loculi: in broad bands between spiracle and margin, with about
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disc­pores in each anterior band and
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each posterior band, of which up to
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disc­pores present mesad to each peritreme; absent elsewhere. Ventral microducts quite large, with a slightly bulbous inner ductule: frequent in a marginal band that broadens on head and prothorax; also infrequent medially on head, thorax and anterior abdominal segments. Preantennal pores: a small pore just anterior to each scape. Ventral tubular ducts of mainly
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: (i) a duct with a broad outer ductule, a thin inner ductule and a minute glandular end (outer ductule
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µm, inner ductule
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µm long): in a broad submarginal band on thorax and abdomen, but less frequent on head and absent anteriorly between antennae; distinctly more common than (ii) a duct with a fairly short outer ductule, a much longer, narrow inner ductule with a large glandular end (outer ductule
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µm, inner ductule
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µm), inner ductules slightly longer medially on abdomen: distribution as for (i) but more common submedially and only
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of duct present medially on abdomen; and (iii) a duct with a much broader inner ductule and a large glandular end (outer ductule
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µm and inner ductule
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µm long): present medially and submedially on thorax and head. Ventral setae: small setae infrequent throughout venter; long pregenital setae present on segments VII, VI &amp; V, length about
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µm; with
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or
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pairs of interantennal setae, longest about
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µm; procoxae with
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or
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smallish setae, meso­ and metacoxae each with
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or
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small setae; with submarginal setae as follows:
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between eyespots anteriorly;
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between each eyespot and anterior stigmatic area;
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laterally between stigmatic areas, and
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between posterior stigmatic area and anal cleft; each
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µm long. Antennae
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segmented, each about
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µm long; setae: scape:
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, pedicel:
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long and
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shorter, segment
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III
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, IV 0 or
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,
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V
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</date>
or
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(
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or
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long),
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VI
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</date>
fleshy seta,
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VII
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</date>
fleshy setae +
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hair­like seta, and
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VIII
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</date>
fleshy setae,
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stiff setae and
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hair­like setae; apical seta
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µm long and long setose seta on segment VIII
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µm. Mouthparts normally developed; clypeolabral shield about
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µm long; labium with
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or
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pairs of setae. Spiracles: width of peritremes: anterior
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µm, posterior
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µm. Legs well developed, with a strong tibio­tarsal articulatory sclerosis: measurements (µm) (iii): coxae
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; trochanter + femur
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; tibia
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; tarsus
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, and claw
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; setae: coxa
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(longest about
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µm); trochanter
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(longest
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µm); femur
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or
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; tibia
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or
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and tarsus
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or
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; tarsal campaniform pore absent; tarsal digitules alike, longer than length of claw; claw broad, usually with a fairly distinct denticle; claw digitules slightly dissimilar, one marginally narrower with a smaller apex. Vulva opening between segments VII and VIII.
</paragraph>
</subSubSection>
<subSubSection id="C3009E970242FFEA26301B5DFCDA5B3F" pageId="22" pageNumber="23" type="materials_examined">
<paragraph id="8BA5CD1C0242FFEA26301B5DFCDA5B3F" blockId="22.[264,1325,284,1110]" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">
<emphasis id="B96E110E0242FFEA26301B5DFDD15B04" box="[312,521,564,589]" italics="true" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">Material studied</emphasis>
:
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<typeStatus id="54A173BE0242FFEA25331B5AFD3E5B04" box="[571,742,563,589]" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">PARATYPES</typeStatus>
</emphasis>
Ψ:
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<collectingCountry id="F30D8D8C0242FFEA24271B5AFC765B04" box="[815,942,563,589]" name="Canada" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">CANADA</collectingCountry>
</emphasis>
: Ellesmere Is, Lake Hazen,
<date id="FFA4EBDC0242FFEA26001B35FE525B3F" box="[264,394,604,630]" pageId="22" pageNumber="23" value="1962-08-09">
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.viii.
<number id="3DD2DF3B0242FFEA26421B35FE525B3F" box="[330,394,604,630]" pageId="22" pageNumber="23" value="1962.0">1962</number>
</date>
, J.A. Downes (
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):
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/
<number id="3DD2DF3B0242FFEA25AF1B32FD6A5B3C" box="[679,690,603,629]" pageId="22" pageNumber="23" value="3.0">3</number>
adΨΨ.
</paragraph>
</subSubSection>
<subSubSection id="C3009E970242FFEA26301BEDFC715D1F" pageId="22" pageNumber="23" type="discussion">
<paragraph id="8BA5CD1C0242FFEA26301BEDFD375AFF" blockId="22.[264,1325,284,1110]" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">
<emphasis id="B96E110E0242FFEA26301BEDFE705BD4" box="[312,424,644,669]" italics="true" pageId="22" pageNumber="23">Comment</emphasis>
. The description of the adult female from Ellesmere Island by Richards (
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) is rather brief, with few details, and the illustration, whilst essentially accurate, does not give much information. The above description agrees well with that of Richards' (
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) except (Richards details in brackets): (i) pregenital disc­pores with mainly
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loculi (
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, although he illustrates
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); (ii) all the antennae appeared to be
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segmented (
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segmented); (iii) only
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marginal setae between stigmatic clefts (&quot;up to
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&quot; ­ but Richards was probably including the submarginal setae), and (iv) anal ring with
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setae although
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were much finer than the others (
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setae).
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All the material described by
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Richards (
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)
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consisted of female stages, and he hypothesized that, because all stages were collected towards the end of the growing season, all stages must overwinter and, as the growing season is short, he suggested that this species might require
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seasons to complete its life cycle.
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