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SPINOLA
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DIAGNOSIS: Only
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and the species of
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treated here lack projecting salivary lips. The former species has paired apical mandibular teeth that are acutely pointed, whereas those
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that are bifid (in contrast to trifid) have obtusely rounded teeth. Although all species of
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dealt with are noncocoon spinners and therefore lack projecting salivary lips, other species are reported to produce cocoons (
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Antennal papilla about as long as basal diameter, shorter than maxillary palpus. Labrum with apical edge broadly curved in frontal view although forward directed paired tubercles moderately large; epipharyngeal surface bearing dense patch of long spicules on each side; mandibular corium with extremely fine, scarcely visible spicules.
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<paragraph id="383B1939DC2CAB5E93ADFC52FB91FB13" blockId="17.[120,1225,587,1435]" pageId="17" pageNumber="18">Unworn mandibular apex (see Mandibular Morphology) appearing trifid because dorsal mandibular tooth subdivided into to two large teeth; ventral most tooth angling away from two dorsal teeth, so that mandibular apex clawlike in inner or outer views; apical edge of mandible with small apically directed teeth; dorsal edge of cusp with moderately long, evenly arranged row of teeth; ventral edge with row of somewhat larger teeth; spines of planar area smaller than those of dorsal and ventral edges but well developed, abundant. Labial palpus small, about one-half as long as maxillary palpus. Salivary opening without distinct projecting lips, but opening transverse, width about one-third distance between bases of labial palpi.</paragraph>
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Abdominal segment 10 with patch of strong spicules above and laterad of anus on each side. Spiracular subatrium short, consisting of about six chambers.
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MATERIAL STUDIED:
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predefecating larvae:
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:
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(
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. Zucchi)
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.
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REMARKS: Nesting biology of this species was treated by
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.
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