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Fig. 8. Raoiella taronga adult female posterior venter (genital region).

Fig. 1. Raoiella todtiana adult female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Raoiella todtiana adult female dorsum.

Fig. 3. Raoiella todtiana adult female central dorsum.

Fig. 4. Raoiella todtiana adult female anterior lateral opisthosoma.

Fig. 5. Raoiella todtiana adult female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 6. Raoiella todtiana adult female leg I (s = solenidion, cs = companion seta).

Fig. 7. Raoiella todtiana adult female leg II (s = solenidion, cs = companion seta).

Fig. 8. Raoiella todtiana adult female leg II (s = solenidion, cs = companion seta).

Fig. 9. Raoiella todtiana adult female leg I indicating dorsal seta, d, on tibia I.

Fig. 10. Raoiella todtiana adult female palps (s = solenidion, e = eupathidium).

Fig. 11. Raoiella todtiana adult female posterior venter (genital region).

Fig. 12. Raoiella todtiana adult male posterior opisthosoma indicating setae ps1.

Fig. 13. Raoiella todtiana larva, posterior venter indicating elongate filiform setae h2.

Fig. 1. Raoiella wandoo adult female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Raoiella wandoo adult female central dorsum.

Fig. 3. Raoiella wandoo adult female lateral dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 4. Raoiella wandoo adult female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 5. Raoiella wandoo adult female leg I (s = solenidion; cs = companion seta).

Fig. 6. Raoiella wandoo adult female leg II (s = solenidion; cs = companion seta).

Fig. 7. Raoiella wandoo adult female leg I (d = dorsal seta on tibia).

Fig. 8. Raoiella wandoo adult female leg II (d = dorsal seta on tibia).

Fig. 9. Raoiella wandoo adult female palp (s = solenidion; e = eupathidium).

Fig. 10. Raoiella wandoo adult female posterior venter (g = genital setae; ag = aggenital setae).

Fig. 11. Raoiella wandoo adult male posterior dorsum indicating setae ps1.

Fig. 12. Raoiella wandoo larva, posterior venter indicating elongate filiform setae h2.

Fig. 1. Raoiellana allium female dorsum (after Baker & Tuttle 1972).

Fig. 2. Raoiellana allium female dorsum.

Fig. 3. Raoiellana allium female ventral opisthosoma; ps1 obscured.

Fig. 1. Tegopalpus conicus, adult female dorsum.