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Fig. 2. Meyeraepalpus delfinadae female anterior margin of prodorsum, indicating triangular lobes and concavity.

Fig. 3. Meyeraepalpus delfinadae female, posterior venter, indicating genital region and 3 pairs of ps setae.

Fig. 4. Meyeraepalpus delfinadae female leg III, indicating femur (fe) with dorsal seta d absent.

Fig. 5. Meyeraepalpus delfinadae male palp indicating swollen solenidion.

Fig. 1. Obdulia tamaricis female dorsum (after Mesa et al. 2009).

Fig. 2. Obdulia tamaricis female dorsum.

Fig. 3. Obdulia tamaricis female venter (after Pritchard & Baker 1958).

Fig. 4. Obdulia tamaricis female posterior venter.

Fig. 1. Obduloides rajamohani female dorsum (after Baker & Tuttle 1975).

Fig. 2. Obduloides rajamohani female dorsum (moulting - the deutonymphal skin can be seen on the right side).

Fig. 3. Obduloides rajamohani female venter, indicating one pair ps setae (after Baker & Tuttle 1975).

Fig. 1. Palpipalpus hesperius sp. nov. Beard & Seeman, adult female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Palpipalpus hesperius sp. nov. Beard & Seeman, adult female posterior venter.

Fig. 3. Palpipalpus hesperius sp. nov. Beard & Seeman, adult legs I (F= female leg I; M = leg I, note swollen solenidion).

Fig. 1. Pentamerismus abnormis adult female, dorsum and venter (paratype), with f2 present.

Fig. 2. Pentamerismus sp. female dorsum and venter, with f2 present.

Fig. 3. Pentamerismus oregonensis female dorsum, with f2 absent.

Fig. 4. Pentamerismus sp. female dorsum (image: Eric Erbe, USDA).

Fig. 5. Pentamerismus sp. female dorsum (image: Eric Erbe, USDA).

Fig. 6. Pentamerismus wardo sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, female anterior dorsum, indicating notch.

Fig. 7. Pentamerismus sp. female anterior dorsum with forked projection.

Fig. 8. Pentamerismus sp. female anterior dorsum with divided projection.

Fig. 9. Pentamerismus sititoris sp. nov. Beard & Seeman, female posterior venter.

Fig. 10. Pentamerismus wardo sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, female venter, with detail of genital region (ps setae obscured by extruded oviduct).

Fig. 1. Philippipalpus nigraquercus sp. nov. Seeman & Beard, adult female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Philippipalpus agohoi female dorsum, posterior setae h1-2 not in focus (type specimen).

Fig. 3. Philippipalpus agohoi female dorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 4. Philippipalpus agohoi female posterior venter.

Fig. 5. Philippipalpus agohoi female venter, with detail of genital region (ps3 visible; oviduct extruded, obscuring ps1-2) (type specimen).

Fig. 1. Phyllotetranychus romaine female dorsum (after Pritchard & Baker 1958).

Fig. 2. Phyllotetranychus aegyptium adult female dorsum, arrow indicates anterior forked projection on prodorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).

Fig. 3. Phyllotetranychus aegyptium adult female dorsal setae (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).