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Fig. 7. Brevipalpus cuneatus female venter.

Fig. 8. Brevipalpus cuneatus female posterior venter - note lack of well defined ventral plate.

Fig. 9. Brevipalpus cuneatus female posterior venter - note lack of well defined ventral plate.

Fig. 10. Brevipalpus cuneatus female palp, indicating small palp tarsus, and seta on palp femur.

Fig. 11. Brevipalpus cuneatus female palp - arrow indicates 2 setae on palp tarsus.

Fig. 12. Brevipalpus cuneatus female venter, arrow indicates seta on trochanter III (= tr III); note also small setae 3a, 4a.

Fig. 1. Brevipalpus feresi, female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Brevipalpus feresi, female dorsum.

Fig. 3. Brevipalpus feresi, female prodorsum.

Fig. 4. Brevipalpus feresi, female anterior dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 5. Brevipalpus feresi, female central dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 6. Brevipalpus feresi, female central dorsal opisthosoma.

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

Fig. 8. Brevipalpus feresi, female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 9. Brevipalpus feresi, female microplates on dorsal cuticle (15,000 X) (Image taken by G. Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).

Fig. 10. Brevipalpus feresi, female dorsal seta on palp (indicated by arrow).

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

Fig. 12. Brevipalpus feresi, female venter, between coxae III-IV.

Fig. 13. Brevipalpus feresi, female venter, between coxae III-IV.

Fig. 14. Brevipalpus feresi, female posterior venter.

Fig. 15. Brevipalpus feresi, female posterior venter.

Fig. 16. Brevipalpus feresi, female posterior venter.

Fig. 17. Brevipalpus feresi, female posterior venter.

Fig. 18. Brevipalpus feresi, female spermatheca.

Fig. 1. Brevipalpus ferraguti, adult female dorsum.

Fig. 2. Brevipalpus ferraguti, female prodorsum.

Fig. 3. Brevipalpus ferraguti, female prodorsum.

Fig. 4. Brevipalpus ferraguti, female anterior dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 5. Brevipalpus ferraguti, female central dorsal opisthosoma.

Fig. 6. Brevipalpus ferraguti, female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 7. Brevipalpus ferraguti, female microplates on dorsal cuticle (15,000 X) (Image taken by G. Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).

Fig. 8. Brevipalpus ferraguti, dorsal seta on palp femurogenu (indicated by arrow).