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Green
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(
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)
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Green
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: 1914: 263.
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, at light,
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,
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coll. (
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): 1/1ad
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;
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: site as previous, no date, coll.
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(
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): 1/1ad
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(both specimens in fair to good condition).
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF9182287A617FA4DA83F93E" bold="true" box="[264,407,1683,1707]" pageId="82">FIGURE 12.</emphasis>
Male
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as for Fig. 6 except K = minute seta (as on scape); M = peg­like seta, as on legs; N = spur­like seta on ventral margin of tarsus, U = tip of apical antennal segment, and Z = fossorial prothoracic tibia + tarsus + claw.
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Large, 3.33.5 mm long, 0.770.94 mm wide across prealare. Body moderately setose, with many very long setae (
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long), most parallel­sided with a blunt apex and shallow basal sockets, here considered to be fleshy setae (fs); other setae short with a slightly more distinct socket, here considered to be hair­like setae (hs). Collared setae (cs), hairs (hrs), loculate pores (lp) and convex pores (cp) absent. Antennae short, apparently 7­ segmented but with middle 3 segments branched (possibly representing other 3 segments of normal 10­segmented antenna); long setae present only on basal 3 segments; more terminal segments with numerous short, parallel­sided, fleshy setae; satellite setae (sats) absent. Some sclerotised areas on body with nodulations. Legs well developed but all relatively short; anterior legs fossorial; procoxae, protrochanter and profemur with many bifurcating setae (bs); other legs not as setose; spur­like setae present on meso­ and metatibiae and tarsi; tarsi 1 segmented; claws without a denticle; claw digitules setose. Abdominal segment I not visible ventrally; abdomen with groups of tubular ducts on segments VI and VII; without lateral caudal extensions. Penial sheath strongly sclerotised and appearing quadrate but perhaps tubular, with a short aedeagus.
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Triangular in dorsal view, length
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long). Pores absent.
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: compound eyes (cde) covering most of head, just or almost touching each other near posterior margin of head ventrally; dorsally also with only a narrow gap between cde; each with about 31 ommatidia, each ommatidium rather large,
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. Each compound eye (cde) bordered by dorsal extensions of preocular (procr) and postocular ridges (pocr), and by a ventral extensions of preocular ridge (procr) anteriorly and preoral ridge (pror) posteriorly; sclerotised ventral projection (p) absent. Ocular sclerite (ocs) and ocelli absent.
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: structure complex ­ basically 7­segmented, but with lateral extensions from segments IV, V and VI; total length (without lateral extensions) 1.11.2 mm (ratio of total­body length to antennal length 1:0.34). Scape (scp)
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wide, sclerotised, with 58 long fs on dorsal and inner margin + 814 very short hs, mainly along proximal margin on dorsal surface. Pedicel (pdc)
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wide, articulating with scape; with 1323 long fs, 27 hs (mainly very short) + 810 small basiconic sensilla (bass); no campaniform sensilla (camp) present. Segment III broader than long (
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wide) with 1115 long fs on inner margin and 612 short hs on outer margin. Other &quot;flagellar segments&quot; and lateral extensions rather broad, covered in abundant short fs, each parallel­sided, with a blunt apex, mostly
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long, but a few much shorter,
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long; satellite setae (sats) absent; most segments also with an occasional hs. Segments IVVI each with a lateral branch, each branch significantly longer than segment from which it arises; segment lengths (m): IV 100135, lateral arm 225290; V 120155, lateral arm 350395; VI 140175, lateral arm 370395; VII 440470. Segment VI with 13 thicker and longer bristle­like setae (ab?); segment IV with 35 long fs, segments VI and VII with 02 fs; VII without long setae.
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF97822E7A617BCBDA48FC80" box="[264,348,764,789]" italics="true" pageId="84">Thorax</emphasis>
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF97822E7A517A13DAD5FCAB" bold="true" box="[312,449,804,830]" pageId="84">Prothorax:</emphasis>
separated from head by a broad neck, with no indications of a cervical groove.
<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF97822E7A057A7BDAC7FCF0" box="[364,467,844,869]" italics="true" pageId="84">Dorsally</emphasis>
: pronotum (prn) possibly represented by a lightly sclerotised area just anterior to prescutum. Post­tergites (pt) large and lightly sclerotised, broadest posteriorly and most heavily sclerotised anteriorly.
<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF97822E79837AABD841FC20" box="[746,853,924,949]" italics="true" pageId="84">Laterally</emphasis>
with a pair of strong cervical sclerites (cv) which may not articulate with any head structure, but broaden close to neck (and therefore possibly fused with ventral sclerites (vs)); pleural ridge (plr
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) short.
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: prosternum (stn
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) membranous, without a sternite or prosternal apophysis, but with what appears to be a distinct transverse ridge. Setae as follows: with 7 or 8 long fs median pronotal setae (mpns) on pronotum; with an elongate group of long fs propleural setae (pl
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s) on each side of prothorax; with about 12 long fs post­tergital setae (pts) associated with each post­tergite (pt); ventrally with (on each side) a group of about 810 long fs anteprosternal (stn
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s) setae (stsn
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s) plus 4 or 5 long fs prosternal setae (stsn
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s) laterally near end of prosternal transverse ridge. Antemesospiracular setae (asp
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s) absent.
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF97822E7A517C0DDAD9FAC1" bold="true" box="[312,461,1338,1364]" pageId="84">Mesothorax</emphasis>
:
<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF97822E7A887C0CD955FAC1" box="[481,577,1339,1364]" italics="true" pageId="84">dorsally</emphasis>
: prescutum (prsc) large and oval,
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long, greatest width
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, surface obscurely nodulated; mesoprephragma (phr
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) short; prescutal ridges (pscr) short; prescutal sutures (pscs) forming posterior margin; without prescutal setae (prscs). Scutum (sct) sclerotised throughout and mostly faintly nodulated; distance from prescutum to scutellum about
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; with an elongate group of 1120 mainly long fs scutal setae (scts) (occasionally hs) on either side of scutellum. Scutellum (scl) triangular; without oval membranous areas laterally, and without scutellar setae (scls); scutellum with a rather stronger ridge (rd) along posterior margin, extending postero­laterally, but apparently not reaching postalare (pa) laterally. Mesopostnotum (pn
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) with a large membranous area anteriorly, latter overlapped posteriorly by metathorax; mesopostnotal apophyses (pn
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a) large.
<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF97822E792A7FE6D9BAF97F" box="[579,686,1745,1770]" italics="true" pageId="84">Laterally</emphasis>
: prealare (pra) elongate. Tegula (teg) large and sclerotised, with a group of 816 long fs tegular setae (tegs). Mesopleural ridge (plr
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) well developed, with a deep pleural apophysis (pla
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). Mesepisternum (eps
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) lightly nodulated. Mesothoracic spiracles (sp
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): width of peritremes
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90
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.
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: basisternum (stn
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) large but poorly demarcated; lightly nodulated; approximate length
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, width
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; with a total of 3080 short hs throughout; median ridge (mdr) absent; anterior margin of basisternum fading anteriorly without a marginal ridge (mr) but mr present laterally between basisternum and lateropleurite (lpl); posteriorly with welldeveloped precoxal ridges (pcr
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); furca (f) poorly developed, broad basally but narrowing and becoming more or less parallel­sided, without lateral arms; length
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; lateropleurite (lpl) large and elongate, bounded posteriorly by a broad precoxal ridge (pcr
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) and laterally by an extension of subepisternal ridge (ser); each lpl with group of 1018 lateropleurite setae (lpls), mainly long fs but with a few hs of medium­length; without setae on marginal and subepisternal ridges; subepisternal ridge (ser) distinct but perhaps short. Without postmesospiracular setae (pm
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s).
<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF96822F78567B85D8F1FD5E" box="[831,997,690,715]" italics="true" pageId="85">Wing sclerites</emphasis>
: apparently similar to other members of this group.
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF96822F7A517A33DAD8FC8B" bold="true" box="[312,460,772,798]" pageId="85">Metathorax</emphasis>
:
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: metapostnotum (pn
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) possibly absent; with 68 widely separated long fs metatergal setae (mts) medially.
<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF96822F78337A07D8D2FCDC" box="[858,966,816,841]" italics="true" pageId="85">Laterally</emphasis>
: with a group of 715 long fs dorsospiracular setae (dss). Suspensorial sclerites (ss) not detected. Pleural ridge (plr
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) well developed; pleural apophysis (pla
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) shallow. Metepisternum (eps
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) present as a sclerotisation on ventral margin of metapleural ridge (plr
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); precoxal ridge (pcr
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) well developed and extending about
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medio­ventrally; metepimeron (epm
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) present as a short posterior ridge. Posterior spiracles (sp
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): width of peritremes about
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80
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.
<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF96822F7A617D18DA66FBDD" box="[264,370,1071,1096]" italics="true" pageId="85">Ventrally</emphasis>
: postmetaspiracular (eps
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s) setae: about 24 on each side. Metasternum (stn
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) sclerotised, with well­developed lateral apophyses (stn
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a) (on
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, there is an additional sclerotisation anteriorly). Postmesoprecoxal ridge setae (ppcr
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s) absent. Anterior metasternal setae (amss): total of 830 setae, mainly long fs (on
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, setae restricted to medially anterior to metasternum, on other much more abundant and extending a long way laterally); posterior metasternal setae (pmss) total of 912 setae, mainly long fs.
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF96822F7A517C78DA93FAFC" bold="true" box="[312,391,1359,1385]" pageId="85">Wings</emphasis>
: large and well developed, with anterior margin crenulated along distal half. Subcostal thickening (sclt) well developed; wing anterior to sclt distinctly sclerotised; rest of wing membranous, sometimes with faint reticulations; without circular sensoria (sens) but with a line of 2537 fine alar setae (als) along subcostal thickening, each
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long, extending from near wing base; radius (rad) and media (med) veins represented by light sclerotisations; alar fold (af) not detected. Alar lobe (al) well developed and lightly sclerotised. Hamulohalteres (h) mainly lightly sclerotised and broad, with a strong vein along anterior margin, which has a deep indentation proximally; length
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, width
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; each with 1 blunt, apically bent, hamulus (ham), about
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long.
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF96822F7A517F80DA66F944" bold="true" box="[312,370,1719,1745]" pageId="85">Legs</emphasis>
: prothoracic legs fossorial, meso­ and metathoracic legs much longer and more slender.
<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF96822F7A027FD7D93AF96C" box="[363,558,1760,1785]" italics="true" pageId="85">Prothoracic legs</emphasis>
: lengths (m): coxae (cx) 285300; trochanter (tr) + femur (fm) 430525; tibia (ti) + tarsus (ta) + claw (c) 315375; coxae (cx) with a few very short hs near coxal base + many bifurcating setae (bs) and long fs on inner distal surface; trochanter (tr) with many bifurcating setae (bs) and short hs + 2 or 3 long fs; each trochanter with 814 campaniform sensilla (camp); trochanterofemur articulation not clear, diagonal; femur (fm) with about 400500 bs on posterior surface + 1723 long fs (each about
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long) on dorsal margin plus a few short hs; tibia (ti) + tarsus (ta) fused without any sign of segmentation; with about 5 long fs + 35 bs on posterior margin and with about 18 hs of medium­length and 1520 small, peg­like setae elsewhere; tibial (tibs) and tarsal spurs (tabs) absent; without campaniform sensilla (camp) on proximal dorsal surface; claws (c) broadly fused to base of tibio­tarsus, with no articulation; without claw digitules (cdgt).
<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF95822C79797B03D87AFDD8" box="[528,878,564,589]" italics="true" pageId="86">Meso­ and metathoracic legs</emphasis>
: lengths (m): coxa: II 245290; III
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; metacoxa with a group of about 25 small hs near base + 2430 long fs distally. Trochanter (tr) + femur (fm): II 440535; III
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; metatrochanter with 1116 shortish hs + about 02 long fs; with a group of 411 campaniform sensilla (camp) on each lateral surface near coxal articulation; metafemur with 1820 long fs + 1012 short hs + 1 bs. Tibia (ti): II 440515; III 480600; metatibia with 18 or 19 spur­like setae along ventral margin; bifurcating setae (bs) absent; with 36 long fs plus about 4 tibial spurs (tibs) distally, longest about
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long. Tarsi (ta) 1 segmented, II 220255; III
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; with only 1 campaniform sensillum (camp) on proximal dorsal surface; without bifurcating setae but with 0 or 1 spur­like seta along ventral margin plus about 1624 other hs; tarsal spurs (tabs) absent; tarsal digitules (tdgt) very short (
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long) but perhaps with small swollen apices. Claws (c) large and broad basally, without a denticle (cd); claw III about
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long, with 2 short, fine digitules (cdgt), each about
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long.
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF95822C7A617DBBDA63FB30" box="[264,375,1164,1189]" italics="true" pageId="86">Abdomen</emphasis>
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Without caudal extensions (ce). Large tergites (at) and sternites (as) present medially on all segments; tergites all clearly nodulated; sternite VIII with an additional narrow sclerotisation laterally, extending anteriorly from outer margin of penial sheath. Each tergite and sternite with about 620 long fs + 620 short hs; pores absent. Segments VI and VII each with a median group of 9 large, sclerotised tubular ducts (tdc), each about
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wide and
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long, each with about 6 internal longitudinal ridges which spiral slightly; each group of ducts with a line or band of minute setae (each
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long) along anterior margin. Pleurites present on segments IIVIII; pleural setae probably divided into dorsal (dps) and ventral pleural setae (vps) but separation unclear; with perhaps 24 dps and 13 vps on each segment; pores absent. Abdominal spiracles (asp): perhaps 5 pairs, that on segment VIII strongly sclerotised and obvious, openings becoming less distinct anteriorly, so that spiracles on segment IV very indistinct and none could be detected on segments IIII.
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF95822C7A517F8BD911F943" bold="true" box="[312,517,1724,1750]" pageId="86">Genital segment</emphasis>
: anal opening (a) on dorsal surface near anterior margin of penial sheath. Penial sheath (ps) strongly sclerotised, appearing quadrate when viewed dorsoventrally, with rather parallel sides but probably rather tubular; about
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wide; penial sheath with many short hs (pss) and, particularly, many small sensilla (psp) near posterior margins. Penial sheath appearing to have an opening posteriorly through which aedeagus (aed) and eversible endophallus (eph) emerge. With a sclerotised basal rod (bra) at base of aedeagus; aedeagus (aed) rather membranous with more or less parallel sides, emerging posteriorly from penial sheath, about
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long,
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wide; with an eversible endophallus (eph) lying within abdomen.
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF94822D7A617B3BDA6CFDB0" box="[264,376,524,549]" italics="true" pageId="87">Comment</emphasis>
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The male of
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF94822D7A8A7B03D9DEFDD8" box="[483,714,564,589]" italics="true" pageId="87">N. erythrocephalus</emphasis>
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was redescribed by Foldi in 1999. The present description differs in some small details.
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF94822D79857B6BD882FDE0" box="[748,918,604,629]" italics="true" pageId="87">N. chondrillae</emphasis>
Arch.
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was also seen and was very similar. The male of
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<emphasis id="9CA8EAD3FF94822D79687BB3D9AFFD08" box="[513,699,644,669]" italics="true" pageId="87">Neomargarodes</emphasis>
species
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appear to be distinct and differ significantly from the other males described here. Thus, although Williams (1969) questioned whether subfamily status was justified, the structure of the adult male suggests that perhaps it is.
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<paragraph id="AE6336C1FF94822D7A517BCBD86BFBBB" blockId="87.[264,1323,524,1070]" pageId="87">With regard to the abdominal spiracles, strong tracheae were present running laterally along all segments but, in segments IIII, there did not appear to be any branch that extended to the cuticle unlike the situation on segments VVIII. The spiracle on segment IV was very faint but, although a spiracular opening could not definitely be detected, it is considered that one was present as there was a distinct tracheal branch extending to the cuticle. The spiracles on segments VVIII had moderate to strongly sclerotised openings, those on VIII the most sclerotised and distinct. It is therefore considered that spiracles are actually absent on the anterior three or four segments.</paragraph>
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