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Fig. 9. Brevipalpus lewisi female posterior venter (lectotype).

Fig. 10. Brevipalpus lewisi female spermatheca (lectotype).

Fig. 11. Brevipalpus lewisi female spermatheca (lectotype).

Fig. 12. Brevipalpus lewisi female gnathosoma - arrowings indicating seta on palp femur (lectotype).

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

Fig. 2. Brevipalpus obovatus female prodorsum.

Fig. 3. Brevipalpus obovatus female prodorsum.

Fig. 4. Brevipalpus obovatus female prodorsum.

Fig. 5. Brevipalpus obovatus female prodorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ECMU).

Fig. 6. Brevipalpus obovatus female dorsal anterior opithosoma.

Fig. 7. Brevipalpus obovatus female dorsal anterior opithosoma.

Fig. 8. Brevipalpus obovatus female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 9. Brevipalpus obovatus female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 10. Brevipalpus obovatus female posterior dorsum.

Fig. 11. Brevipalpus obovatus female posterior dorsum (image: Gary Bauchan, USDA-ECMU)

Fig. 12. Brevipalpus obovatus female posterior venter.

Fig. 13. Brevipalpus obovatus female posterior venter.

Fig. 14. Brevipalpus obovatus female posterior venter.

Fig. 15. Brevipalpus obovatus female spermatheca.

Fig. 16. Brevipalpus obovatus female spermatheca.

Fig. 17. Brevipalpus obovatus female spermatheca.

Fig. 18. Brevipalpus obovatus female palp - arrow indicates seta on femur.

Fig. 19. Brevipalpus obovatus female palp - arrow indicates seta on femur.

Fig. 20. Brevipalpus obovatus female palp - arrow indicates seta on femur.

Fig. 21. Brevipalpus obovatus deutonymph (illustration after Baker 1949) - note length of setae c3, d3, e3 compared with f3, h1-2.

Fig. 1. Brevipalpus papayensis, female dorsum (paratype).

Fig. 2. Brevipalpus papayensis, female prodorsum (paratype).

Fig. 3. Brevipalpus papayensis, female prodorsum (paratype).

Fig. 4. Brevipalpus papayensis, female anterior dorsal opisthosoma (paratype).

Fig. 5. Brevipalpus papayensis, female anterior dorsal opisthosoma (paratype).

Fig. 6. Brevipalpus papayensis, female central dorsal opisthosoma (paratype).

Fig. 7. Brevipalpus papayensis, female central dorsal opisthosoma (paratype).