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Fig. 2. Brevipalpus chamaedoreae female prodorsum (two different focal points highlighting pebble-like cuticle).

Fig. 3. Brevipalpus chamaedoreae female anterior dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 4. Brevipalpus chamaedoreae female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 5. Brevipalpus chamaedoreae female venter.

Fig. 6. Brevipalpus chamaedoreae female posterior venter.

Fig. 7. Brevipalpus chamaedoreae female spermatheca (arrows indicate duct and terminal bulb).

Fig. 8. Brevipalpus chamaedoreae female palp (arrow indicates seta on palp femur).

Fig. 9. Brevipalpus chamaedoreae deutonymph, indicating long sc1, sc2 setae on prodorsum.

Fig. 1. Brevipalpus chilensis female dorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).

Fig. 2. Brevipalpus chilensis female dorsum. (same scale)

Fig. 3. Brevipalpus chilensis female prodorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).

Fig. 4. Brevipalpus chilensis adult female prodorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).

Fig. 5. Brevipalpus chilensis female prodorsum.

Fig. 6. Brevipalpus chilensis female prodorsum.

Fig. 7. Brevipalpus chilensis female posterior dorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).

Fig. 8. Brevipalpus chilensis female anterior dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 9. Brevipalpus chilensis female anterior dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 10. Brevipalpus chilensis female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 11. Brevipalpus chilensis female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 12. Brevipalpus chilensis female posterior venter (type specimen).

Fig. 13. Brevipalpus chilensis female posterior venter.

Fig. 14. Brevipalpus chilensis female posterior venter (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).

Fig. 15. Brevipalpus chilensis female spermatheca.

Fig. 16. Brevipalpus chilensis female spermatheca.

Fig. 17. Brevipalpus chilensis adult female gnathosoma with arrow indicating dorsal seta on palp femur.

Fig. 18. Brevipalpus chilensis deutonymph dorsum (illustration after Pritchard & Baker 1958) - note all lateral setae are of similar length.

Fig. 1. Brevipalpus cuneatus female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Brevipalpus cuneatus female legs I-II - arrow indicates long solenidion.

Fig. 2. Brevipalpus cuneatus female prodorsum.

Fig. 4. Brevipalpus cuneatus female anterior extension of prodorsum.

Fig. 5. Brevipalpus cuneatus female dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 6. Brevipalpus cuneatus female posterior dorsum.