Gallery

Fig. 1. Phytoptipalpus conostegiae female dorsum (drawing after Baker & Tuttle 1987; type).

Fig. 2. Phytoptipalpus conostegiae female posterior dorsum (type).

Fig. 3. Phytoptipalpus conostegiae female prodorsum.

Fig. 4. Phytoptipalpus conostegiae female posterior venter.

Fig. 1. Priscapalpus macropilis female dorsum (after De Leon 1961).

Fig. 2. Priscapalpus macropilis female dorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 3. Priscapalpus macropilis female dorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 4. Priscapalpus macropilis female prodorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 5. Priscapalpus macropilis female venter, with detail of genital region (type specimen).

Fig. 6. Priscapalpus macropilis deutonymph dorsum (type specimen) - note the long v2, sc1, sc2, h2 setae.

Fig. 1. Prolixus forsteri female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Prolixus corruginus female dorsum.

Fig. 3. Prolixus sp. female live, with eggs laid within grooves in the leaf.

Fig. 4. Prolixus sp. nymph live, wedged within a groove in the leaf.

Fig. 1. Pseudoleptus arechavaletae female dorsum (after Pritchard & Baker 1958).

Fig. 2. Pseudoleptus arechavaletae female dorsum, note mesonotal shields.

Fig. 3. Pseudoleptus sp. female dorsum.

Fig. 4. Pseudoleptus arechavaletae female posterior dorsum (type).

Fig. 5. Pseudoleptus arechavaletae female dorsum (type).

Fig. 6. Pseudoleptus arechavaletae female anterior prodorsum (type).

Fig. 7. Pseudoleptus sp. female anterior prodorsum.

Fig. 8. Pseudoleptus tridens female anterior prodorsum.

Fig. 9. Pseudoleptus sp. female prodorsum, indicating small anterior projection.

Fig. 10. Pseudoleptus arechavaletae female venter (after Pritchard & Baker 1958).

Fig. 11. Pseudoleptus sp. female venter.

Fig. 12. Pseudoleptus sp. female posterior venter, indicating ps1-3 inserted in triangle pattern.

Fig. 13. Pseudoleptus arechavaletae female venter (type).

Fig. 14. Pseudoleptus panicum female venter, with detail of cuticular pattern (type).

Fig. 15. Aegyptobia nomus female claws and empodium (type).

Fig. 16. Pseudoleptus sp. female tarsus I and II.

Fig. 17. Pseudoleptus tridens female prodorsum, detail of cuticular pattern (type).

Fig. 18. Pseudoleptus arechavaletae male posterior venter (type).