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(lateral),
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(dorsal, ventral)
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as the representative of the most basal order in Class
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, is notable in its tracheal architecture by a complete lack of longitudinal connections between spiracles. This taxon is critical to understanding the apparent insect ground-plan tracheal structure.
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The thoracic tracheae of most taxa are supplied by both
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and
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, with
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connecting longitudinally. In
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, however,
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appears to only supply
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and its associated coxa. Branches from
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extend posteriorly into the metathorax, nominally supplied by
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, including an apparent
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here is an instance of using the positional criterion in homology (sensu
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), in that the connectivity of this trachea is not consistent with other taxa; however the position suggests its identification as
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(
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2-VB extends posterior, almost in the opposite direction of the anterior-reaching cephalic branches. While the position of
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2-VB may not appear to be “ventral” in nature, a comparison of its relative position in the hump-backed
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and in particular its connection to
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with apterygote taxa from
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demonstrates its homology as a ventral branch. Several tracheae range anteriorly or posteriorly beyond segment boundaries, most prominently
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5-DB-DVi, which extends posteriorly past
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, reaching
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7-Cr, which likewise extends posteriorly from
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into both the cerci and terminal filament. However, tracheae for most segments, particularly in the abdomen, remain restricted to their individual segment, placing
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among the simplest tracheal body plans in this study and unique in its lack of longitudinal connections. This corroborates observations made by
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and reviewed by
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.
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DESCRIPTION:
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: Characteristically arched thorax, pronotum covering much of head, making boundary between thoracic tracheae and head tracheae rather indistinct.
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2-
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at anteriormost margin of mesothorax, covered by overhanging tergum, shown in
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. H-DCT very thick, with three branches: H-Ic, extending anteriorly and dorsad; H-Oc-Ant anterior and medially before dividing into H-Oc toward midline and H-Ant laterally; H-Mx proceeds anteriad with H-MxPlp branching ventrally and anteriad. H-VCT very thick, with two branches: H-Lbm ventrad, extending into H-LbmPlp; H-Md anteriad, crossing over H-Md from opposite side of head but not connecting.
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<paragraph pageId="28">THORAX: T2-S present, with five tracheae: H-DCT and H-VCT leading anteriad directly into head, beginning at T2-S and running parallel for length of prothorax; T2-DB leading dorsad; T2-VB and T2-L directly posteriad. H-DCT with no thoracic branches; H-VCT with T1-L branching ventrally; T1-VC present, extending from T1-L. T2-DB-Vi branches just dorsal of T2-S, extending anteriorly; T2-DB continuing dorsad, dividing into what appear to be anterior T1-DLT and posterior T2-DLT near midline; T1-DLT and T2-DLT extend into viscera with no connections to neighboring spiracles. T2-L running posteriad and ventrally, into midleg; large T2-L-Vi and smaller T2-VC divide from T2-L posterior from T2-S. T2-VC joins with anterior-arching T3-VC to form T2-VX intersection. T2-L-Vi extends posteriad into metathorax, with apparent dorsal T3-DLT, T3-Cx ventral, and numerous small visceral tracheae. T3-S ventral to and much smaller than T2-S, with two tracheae: T3-L and T3-VB. T3-L extending dorsad with small T3-L-Vi before arcing ventrad into hind leg; T3-VB directly toward midline with small T3-VC branch that arcs anteriorly to join T2-VC at T2-VX.</paragraph>
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ABDOMEN: A1..7-S present, all located ventrally. No longitudinal connections present;
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with representative abdominal segment. A
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5-DB-DVi nor
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7-DB-DVi connect to spiracles of other segments. A-TF with two tracheae per side (4 total); A-Cr single trachea per cercus.
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