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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE2FFC1FF37FCE93B91AB5D" bold="true" box="[151,444,791,817]" italics="true" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">Stigmacoccus garmilleri</emphasis>
Foldi
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(
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)
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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE2FFC1FF37FC743B45ABC8" bold="true" box="[151,360,906,932]" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">Material studied</emphasis>
.
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:
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, Chiapas, Huitepec,
<date id="6C1D102AFFE2FFC1FC3AFC743E01ABC8" box="[922,1068,906,932]" pageId="29" pageNumber="30" value="1992-03">March 1992</date>
, on
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sp., R. Greenberg (
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, 13006): 1/1 crawler, swollen, becoming &quot;cyst-like&quot; (see discussion) missing most legs, + 4 cysts.
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<paragraph id="181C36EAFFE2FFC1FF66FC243E1BAC70" blockId="29.[151,1437,906,2012]" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">(Note: the single specimen is quite sclerotised and swollen, appearing rather cyst-like. It is here considered that it is on the point of moulting to become a cyst see comments below.</paragraph>
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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE2FFC1FF66FBD43BFEAC28" bold="true" box="[198,467,1066,1092]" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">Unmounted material.</emphasis>
Not seen.
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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE2FFC1FF66FBAC3B84AC00" bold="true" box="[198,425,1106,1132]" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">Mounted material</emphasis>
. Length
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, width
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. Derm mildly sclerotised throughout.
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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE2FFC1FF66FB843B06ACF8" bold="true" box="[198,299,1146,1172]" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">Dorsum</emphasis>
. Hair-like setae, mostly about 3035 ųm long but some very short; distribution unclear; hairs each 2042 ųm long. Spines mainly 1333 ųm long, shortest on anterior abdominal segments; totals on each side (dorsum + venter combined):
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;
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or 2;
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or 6;
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;
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; VI about 1724; VII about 2027; and VIII absent; distribution mainly marginal but with some submarginal on IVVII. Large bollard-like spines, each about 810 ųm wide: distributed as in generic description. Pores: (i) simple convex pores, each 23 ųm wide: 1 near each eyespot; (ii) small sclerotised pore, each about 24 ųm wide, with a central projection: distribution uncertain; (iii) large bilocular pores, each about 12 ųm long and 10 ųm wide: pair submedially on about segment IV or V only; (iv) tubular pores: rather variable in size, large pores (1625 ųm long, 1216 wide about
<date id="6C1D102AFFE2FFC1FE9CFA443B77ADB8" box="[316,346,1466,1492]" pageId="29" pageNumber="30">2x</date>
size of small pores) present mainly in a submarginal longitudinal line on head, thorax and abdominal segments IV; smallest pores (1012 ųm long, 89 ųm wide) in a submedial line. Abdominal spiracles: each atrium about 18 ųm long. Anal area: anal opening about 47 ųm wide; with 2 rings of short, tubercle-like pores, each ring with perhaps 4045 pores; wide sclerotised, circular area absent but segment perhaps 150 ųm wide. Anal tube complex about 110 ųm long; each ring of pores with about 15 or 16 pores. Eyespots each about 25 ųm wide.
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. Hairs and setae similar to those on dorsum but apparently randomly arranged; long hairs anterior to anus not detected; some hair-like setae between antennae and near procoxae up to 3650 ųm long; anal lobe setae about 290 ųm long. Spines as for dorsum: mainly marginal, none present on VIII. Large bilocular pores present submedially between abdominal segments I and II and II and III only. Large bollard-like spines: 1 associated with each thoracic spiracle. Tubular pores of two distinct sizes: a submarginal band of large pores on abdominal segments IVII, similar in size to largest on dorsum; more median pores all small, distribution unclear but with some in submedian line on abdomen. Antennae 6 segmented, each about 360 ųm long; scape about 50 ųm long, number of setae unclear; pedicel 80 ųm long, with 5 setae; flagellar segments IIIV each 4062 ųm long, each with 4 or 5 setae; apical segment large, each about 104 ųm long, with about 10 setae, 2 large antennal bristles and 5 small bristles; surface of segment VI lightly reticulated. Clypeolabral shield missing; labium 155 ųm long. Thoracic spiracles: peritreme 10 ųm wide, muscle plate 25 ųm long. Legs: (mostly missing) metathoracic (length ųm): coxa 61; trochanter + femur 175; tibia 210; tarsus 110; claw 28; number of setae on coxae unknown; trochanter as in generic description; femur with possibly 7 or 8 setae; tibia with perhaps 13 setae, most distal seta about 100 ųm long; tibia with some dermal reticulations on distal end; tarsus with 4 setae; claws as in generic description.
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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE1FFC2FF37F8653B0BAFDF" bold="true" box="[151,294,1947,1971]" pageId="30" pageNumber="31">FIGURE 12.</emphasis>
1st-instar nymph of
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Foldi. For
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letters, see Fig. 11.
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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE0FFC3FF66FF693B64A8DD" bold="true" box="[198,329,151,177]" pageId="31" pageNumber="32">Comment.</emphasis>
This specimen looks superficially very similar to a small cyst but clearly has all the facies of a crawler. Whether the structures as seen on this specimen would look similar on younger crawlers is not known. Based on the present specimen, however, the crawler of
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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE0FFC3FC3CFF163E1FA96D" box="[924,1074,232,257]" italics="true" pageId="31" pageNumber="32">S. garmilleri</emphasis>
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differs from those of
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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE0FFC3FA9CFF163FB1A96D" box="[1340,1436,232,257]" italics="true" pageId="31" pageNumber="32">S. asper</emphasis>
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and
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<emphasis id="2AD7EAF8FFE0FFC3FF6BFEEE3B54A945" box="[203,377,272,297]" italics="true" pageId="31" pageNumber="32">S. paranaensis</emphasis>
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in: (i) the large size of the submarginal tubular pores (about
<date id="6C1D102AFFE0FFC3FBFCFEEE3E57A946" box="[1116,1146,272,298]" pageId="31" pageNumber="32">2x</date>
the size of those on the other two species); (ii) the presence of 2 rings of tubercle-like pores around anal opening (1 on other two species), and (iii) the absence of a clear, broad area of sclerotisation around the anus although this might be due to the changes which appear to be taking place in preparation for becoming a cyst. For further discussion, see end of 1st section below.
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