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Adult female with tassels of white or pale yellow wax present around margin. Anterior tassels short, thick and projecting upward. Posterior tassels narrow, elongate and tapering, forming a covering over ovisac. Dorsal surface with 35 tufts of wax. Antennae and legs black (
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Adult female 5.0
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outer loculi, with or without protruding projection, scattered on dorsal surface, forming dense clusters around margin and medial and submarginal clusters on head and thorax. Ovisac band 4 6 pores wide at anterior edge, 810 pores wide around lateral edges, made of simple multilocular pores of
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: Travancore, Munnar, ex
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(
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(one slide), dozens of crawlers (seven slides) (
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<emphasis id="8A91EAC9FFA4FFBCFF7AB4E6FE0EC6BF" bold="true" box="[198,415,431,457]" pageId="98" pageNumber="99">Taxonomic notes.</emphasis>
Refer to
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group for discussion of similar species.
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Rao believed that this species externally resembled
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<emphasis id="8A91EAC9FFA4FFBCFC96B491FC55C687" box="[810,964,472,497]" italics="true" pageId="98" pageNumber="99">I. aegyptiaca</emphasis>
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but differed by the shape of the cicatrices, the absence of other pore
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, the dense covering of dark setae and conspicuous tufts of setae on the derm.
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The
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in the USNM collection were slide-mounted by PJG in September, 2007. The labels on the slides are a reduced photocopy of the label included with the dry material. The first-instar nymphs were found in the ovisac of the single adult female.
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