Gallery

Fig. 1. Amblypalpus narsikulovi female dorsum (after Mitrofanov & Strunkova 1978).

Fig. 2. Amblypalpus female dorsum.

Fig. 1. Australopalpus alphitoniae female dorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).

Fig. 2. Australopalpus alphitoniae female dorsum (type specimen).

Fig. 3. Australopalpus alphitoniae female venter (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).

Fig. 4. Australopalpus alphitoniae female live, on lower surface of Alphitonia excelsa leaf.

Fig. 5. Australopalpus alphitoniae female dorsum (image: Gary Bauchan & Chris Pooley, USDA-ARS).

Fig. 1. Brevipalpus phoenicis sensu lato female dorsum (after Baker & Tuttle 1987).

Fig. 2. Brevipalpus colpodes female dorsum (after Pritchard & Baker 1958).

Fig. 3. Brevipalpus chilensis female dorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).

Fig. 4. Brevipalpus sp. female dorsum.

Fig. 5. Brevipalpus sp. female dorsum.

Fig. 6. Brevipalpus adult female dorsum, indicating broad flat projection on anterior margin of prodorsum (images: Eric Erbe, USDA).

Fig. 7. Brevipalpus sp. female venter - detail of ventral and genital plates.

Fig. 8. Brevipalpus chilensis female venter (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).

Fig. 9. Brevipalpus chilensis female venter - ventral & genital plates (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ARS).

Fig. 10. Solenidion on tarsus I-II of Brevipalpus (short, rod-like) and Cenopalpus (long, slender) (indicated by arrows).

Fig. 11. Brevipalpus sp. female live.

Fig. 12. Brevipalpus sp. female live.

Fig. 1. Brevipalpus azores, female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Brevipalpus azores, female dorsum.

Fig. 3. Brevipalpus azores, female dorsum.

Fig. 4. Brevipalpus azores, female dorsum.

Fig. 5. Brevipalpus azores, female prodorsum.

Fig. 6. Brevipalpus azores, female anterior dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 7. Brevipalpus azores, female central dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 8. Brevipalpus azores, female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 9. Brevipalpus azores, female dorsal seta on palp (indicated by arrows).

Fig. 10. Brevipalpus azores, female venter, between coxae III-IV.

Fig. 11. Brevipalpus azores, female venter, between coxae III-IV.

Fig. 12. Brevipalpus azores, female posterior venter.

Fig. 13. Brevipalpus azores, female posterior venter.