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H male, WAM T44107,
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on
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pneumatophores,
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P:
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, WAM T44108, T44111 and T44112
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,
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, WAM T44109 and T44113
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,
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, collecting data same as in
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. One female and male, SMF, collecting data same as in
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. One female and male, ZMH, collecting data same as in
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.
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. The name is derived from
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(Latin), mud,
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<emphasis id="B921EAE7FF90FFF1FC2BFA8EFB8B2C30" box="[1014,1097,1382,1406]" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="1868">lutarius</emphasis>
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, living in mud.
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<emphasis id="B921EAE7FF90FFF1FEE4FA4FFE7A2CF0" box="[313,440,1447,1470]" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="1868">Description</emphasis>
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.
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Idiosoma
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435–465
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m wide. Idiosoma uniformly coloured due to dark greyish green gut contents; with three spots of eye pigment. Porose areolae very weakly demarcated and hardly raised; areolae with pycnic rosette pores with scattered canaliculi and minute ostia, remainder of plates with foveae which include canaliculi (figure 7D).
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m wide; with three areolae (figure 7A). Posterior margin of plate slightly excavate.
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m wide; with two corneae; pore canaliculus within lateral margin.
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m wide; with two pairs of medial and two pairs of lateral costae. Gland pores inconspicuous. Dorsal setae very small; pair of ds-
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middle of
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or within striated integument immediately adjacent to
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; ds-3 to ds-5 on
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adjacent to medial costae; ds-4 and ds-5 level with insertion of legs III and IV, respectively. Adanal setae adjacent to posterior margin of
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F. 7.
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, male. (A) Idiosoma, dorsal; (B) idiosoma, ventral; (C) genitoanal plate; (D) portion of PD level with ds-5; (E) gnathosoma, ventral; (F) portion of epimeral plate; (G) palp, medial; (H) leg I and ventromedial seta (enlarged), medial (dotted seta present on right but absent on left leg); (I) leg II, medial; (J) leg III, medial; (K) leg IV, medial. gac, genital acetabulum. Scale bars: 50
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m.
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Ventral plates pierced by canaliculi which are arranged within polygons.
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m wide; posterior margin truncate (figure 7B). Ventral setae longer than dorsal setae;
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a small additional seta present) and long, slit-like openings of epimeral pores (figure 7F).
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m long; with one dorsal seta and three ventral setae.
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183
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m wide; anterior margin truncate.
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m long,
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m wide. Two anterior pairs of sgs seta-like, two posterior pairs spur-like.
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m long (to base of furca),
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m wide; reaching almost to anterior margin of
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F. 8.
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(A) Leg I, lateral (medial setae and claw omitted), male; (B) tarsus I, lateral (medial setae and claw omitted), male; (C) tip of tarsus I, lateral, male; (D) tarsus II, lateral (medial setae and claw omitted); (E) tip of tarsus IV, ventral, male (dorsal setae in broken line); (F) tip of tibia and tarsus IV, ventral, male (dorsal setae in broken line); (G) genitoanal plate, female; (H) portion of PD level with ds-5, protonymph; (I) idiosoma, dorsal, protonymph; (J) idiosoma, ventral, protonymph; (K) leg I, medial, protonymph; (L) tip of tibia and tarsus IV, ventral, protonymph (dorsal setae in broken line); (M) primordial genital slit with pair of internal acetabula, protonymph. Scale bars: 50
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m.
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Gnathosoma
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115
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m long,
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110
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m wide. Rostrum triangular at ventral aspect (figure 7E); with a length of
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40
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m much shorter than gnathosomal base. Tectum truncate. Tip of rostrum not extending beyond end of P-3. Palps short, P-2 with one dorsal seta (figure 7G); P-4 with three setae in basal whorl. Maxillary setae short, one pair on gnathosomal base and one pair on rostrum. Rostral sulcus reaching backward just beyond level of pair of maxillary setae.
</paragraph>
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. Idiosoma
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466–490
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m long. Anterior margin of
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rounded (figure 8G). Interval between
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and anterior margin of
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equalling length of
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with three pairs of pgs arranged as illustrated. Ovipositor extending to level with anterior pair of pgs.
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. Porose areolae of dorsal plates pierced by canaliculi; areolae delimited from remainder of plate that bears foveae and canaliculi (figure 8H).
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distinctly smaller than in adults; anteriorly narrowed (figure 8I); with ds-3 to ds-5 and pair of medial costae.
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2 (basi-
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telofemur), 3, 5, 3. Tibiae I (figure 8K) and II each with wide, bipectinate seta; tibiae III and IV (figure 8L) with ventromedial seta only slightly wider than ventrolateral seta, the few delicate denticles seen only at high magnification.
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differs from other
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by: (1) a size larger than in the majority of species, which have an idiosomal length of approximately
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250–350
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m; (2) its uniformly dark gut in contrast to a yellowish content with orange or brown spots; (3) a short triangular rostrum and small palps, whereas in other
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the combinations found are both rostrum and palps elongate, or rostrum short, triangular but surpassed by distinctly longer palps, or palps short but rostrum elongate with almost parallel-sided margins; (4) the ventromedial seta on tarsus I moved towards the apex, whereas in the majority of species this seta is close to the basis of the segment; (5) the short, bacilliform solenidia on tarsi I and II, in other species these are long and setiform; (6) the absence of the medial parambulacral seta on each of tarsus III and IV that is present and often spiniform in other species.
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<emphasis id="B921EAE7FF8FFFEEFEBCF9EEFDA72F50" box="[353,613,1542,1566]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="1871">Copidognathus lutarius</emphasis>
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demonstrates an unusual change from protonymph to adult in the shape of the ventromedial seta of tibiae III and IV. In protonymphs this seta is slender, hardly wider than the ventrolateral seta and very delicately pectinate, whereas in adults the seta is wide and strongly bipectinate. In general in protonymphs of
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<emphasis id="B921EAE7FF8FFFEEFDDCF96DFD642FD3" box="[513,678,1669,1693]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="1871">Copidognathus</emphasis>
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, the setae of juveniles are somewhat smaller and more delicate than in adults but without any marked difference in the pectination. The raised areolae of the dorsal plates are more distinctly demarcated in protonymphs than in adults.
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The gut content of
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<emphasis id="B921EAE7FF8CFFEDFD93FF02FC90284C" box="[590,850,234,258]" italics="true" pageId="18" pageNumber="1872">Copidognathus lutarius</emphasis>
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is uniformly dark; the food is not known.
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