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Fig. 10. Dolichotetranychus floridanus male, posterior dorsum, indicating ps1 setae. Fig. 10. Dolichotetranychus floridanus male, posterior dorsum, indicating ps1 setae.
Dolichotetranychus floridanus
Fig. 10. Dolichotetranychus floridanus male, posterior dorsum, indicating ps1 setae.
Fig. 11. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female, after Ehara 1966. Fig. 11. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female, after Ehara 1966.
Dolichotetranychus floridanus
Fig. 11. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female, after Ehara 1966.
Fig. 12. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female, after Baker & Pritchard 1956. Fig. 12. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female, after Baker & Pritchard 1956.
Dolichotetranychus floridanus
Fig. 12. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female, after Baker & Pritchard 1956.
Fig. 13. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female dorsum. Fig. 13. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female dorsum.
Dolichotetranychus floridanus
Fig. 13. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female dorsum.

Fig. 14. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female venter. Fig. 14. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female venter.
Dolichotetranychus floridanus
Fig. 14. Dolichotetranychus floridanus female venter.
Fig. 15. Dolichotetranychus floridanus male dorsum and venter. Fig. 15. Dolichotetranychus floridanus male dorsum and venter.
Dolichotetranychus floridanus
Fig. 15. Dolichotetranychus floridanus male dorsum and venter.
Fig. 1. Gahniacarus tuberculatus female dorsum. Fig. 1. Gahniacarus tuberculatus female dorsum.
Gahniacarus

Fig. 1. Gahniacarus tuberculatus female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Gahniacarus gersonus female dorsum. Fig. 2. Gahniacarus gersonus female dorsum.
Gahniacarus

Fig. 2. Gahniacarus gersonus female dorsum.


Fig. 3a. Gahniacarus gersonus female; 3b. G. tuberculatus female. Fig. 3a. Gahniacarus gersonus female; 3b. G. tuberculatus female.
Gahniacarus

Fig. 3a. Gahniacarus gersonus female; 3b. G. tuberculatus female.

Fig. 4. Gahniacarus tuberculatus female posterior venter. Fig. 4. Gahniacarus tuberculatus female posterior venter.
Gahniacarus

Fig. 4. Gahniacarus tuberculatus female posterior venter.

Fig. 1. Krugeria ramosa female dorsum (after Meyer 1979). Fig. 1. Krugeria ramosa female dorsum (after Meyer 1979).
Krugeria

Fig. 1. Krugeria ramosa female dorsum (after Meyer 1979).

Fig. 2. Krugeria ramosa female dorsum (paratype). Fig. 2. Krugeria ramosa female dorsum (paratype).
Krugeria

Fig. 2. Krugeria ramosa female dorsum (paratype).


Fig. 3. Krugeria ramosa female venter - indicating one pair ps setae (after Meyer 1979). Fig. 3. Krugeria ramosa female venter - indicating one pair ps setae (after Meyer 1979).
Krugeria

Fig. 3. Krugeria ramosa female venter - indicating one pair ps setae (after Meyer 1979).

Fig. 4. Krugeria ramosa female tarsi I and II - solenidion long (s) and companion seta minute (cs). Fig. 4. Krugeria ramosa female tarsi I and II - solenidion long (s) and companion seta minute (cs).
Krugeria

Fig. 4. Krugeria ramosa female tarsi I and II - solenidion long (s) and companion seta minute (cs).

Fig. 1. Larvacarus transitans female dorsum (after Baker & Pritchard 1952). Fig. 1. Larvacarus transitans female dorsum (after Baker & Pritchard 1952).
Larvacarus

Fig. 1. Larvacarus transitans female dorsum (after Baker & Pritchard 1952).

Fig. 2. Larvacarus transitans female venter (after Baker & Pritchard 1952). Fig. 2. Larvacarus transitans female venter (after Baker & Pritchard 1952).
Larvacarus

Fig. 2. Larvacarus transitans female venter (after Baker & Pritchard 1952).


Fig. 3. Larvacarus transitans female dorsum. Fig. 3. Larvacarus transitans female dorsum.
Larvacarus

Fig. 3. Larvacarus transitans female dorsum.

Fig. 1. Lisaepalpus smileyae female dorsum (after Smiley & Gerson 1995). Fig. 1. Lisaepalpus smileyae female dorsum (after Smiley & Gerson 1995).
Lisaepalpus

Fig. 1. Lisaepalpus smileyae female dorsum (after Smiley & Gerson 1995).

Fig. 2. Lisaepalpus smileyae female dorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS). Fig. 2. Lisaepalpus smileyae female dorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).
Lisaepalpus

Fig. 2. Lisaepalpus smileyae female dorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).

Fig. 3. Lisaepalpus smileyae female, anterior projection of prodorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS). Fig. 3. Lisaepalpus smileyae female, anterior projection of prodorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).
Lisaepalpus

Fig. 3. Lisaepalpus smileyae female, anterior projection of prodorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).


Fig. 1. Macfarlaniella queenslandica female dorsum (after Baker & Pritchard 1962). Fig. 1. Macfarlaniella queenslandica female dorsum (after Baker & Pritchard 1962).
Macfarlaniella

Fig. 1. Macfarlaniella queenslandica female dorsum (after Baker & Pritchard 1962).

Fig. 2. Macfarlaniella queenslandica female dorsum (type). Fig. 2. Macfarlaniella queenslandica female dorsum (type).
Macfarlaniella

Fig. 2. Macfarlaniella queenslandica female dorsum (type).

Fig. 3. Macfarleniella queenslandica female venter (after Baker & Pritchard 1962). Fig. 3. Macfarleniella queenslandica female venter (after Baker & Pritchard 1962).
Macfarlaniella

Fig. 3. Macfarleniella queenslandica female venter (after Baker & Pritchard 1962).

Fig. 4. Macfarleniella queenslandica female palp tarsus (type). Fig. 4. Macfarleniella queenslandica female palp tarsus (type).
Macfarlaniella

Fig. 4. Macfarleniella queenslandica female palp tarsus (type).


Fig. 5. Macfarleniella queenslandica female tarsus I solenidion (type). Fig. 5. Macfarleniella queenslandica female tarsus I solenidion (type).
Macfarlaniella

Fig. 5. Macfarleniella queenslandica female tarsus I solenidion (type).

Fig. 1. Magdalenapalpus strandtmanni adult female dorsum. Fig. 1. Magdalenapalpus strandtmanni adult female dorsum.
Magdalenapalpus

Fig. 1. Magdalenapalpus strandtmanni adult female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female a. dorsum, b. detail of palp. Fig. 2. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female a. dorsum, b. detail of palp.
Magdalenapalpus

Fig. 2. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female a. dorsum, b. detail of palp.

Fig. 3. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female anterior margin of prodorsum indicating notch (arrow). Fig. 3. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female anterior margin of prodorsum indicating notch (arrow).
Magdalenapalpus

Fig. 3. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female anterior margin of prodorsum indicating notch (arrow).


Fig. 4. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult male anterior margin of prodorsum indicating notch (arrow). Fig. 4. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult male anterior margin of prodorsum indicating notch (arrow).
Magdalenapalpus

Fig. 4. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult male anterior margin of prodorsum indicating notch (arrow).

Fig. 5. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female posterior venter. Fig. 5. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female posterior venter.
Magdalenapalpus

Fig. 5. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female posterior venter.

Fig. 6. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, ventral gnathosoma indicating details of the palps. Fig. 6. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, ventral gnathosoma indicating details of the palps.
Magdalenapalpus

Fig. 6. Magdalenapalpus forsteri sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, ventral gnathosoma indicating details of the palps.

Fig. 1. Meyeraepalpus delfinadae female dorsum. Fig. 1. Meyeraepalpus delfinadae female dorsum.
Meyeraepalpus

Fig. 1. Meyeraepalpus delfinadae female dorsum.


  • Authors: J.J. Beard, R. Ochoa, G.R. Bauchan, M.D. Trice, A.J. Redford, T.W. Walters, C. Mitter
    Last updated April 2015
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