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- 210 ~ 0" ~' . ,. e,e * fJ 1------ i' '. --------',. / ,/ """'~ ------v===v- OJ/ Fig. III - Micrococcus bodenheimeri Bytinski-Salz. - First instar. d ~ setae usually about same length as rest of dorsum. Discoidal pores arranged in 2 pairs of longitudinal lines on each side of body, mediolateral line variable, comprising 1 to 4 pores on any of abdominal segments II to VII, marginal line present around perimeter of body.
- 211 Anal lobes (plates) each with 3 (3 or 4) setae; longest seta 352 (260-424) fL long. Anal ring with 3 (8-11) pores on each half. Venter with small setae and 9 setae arranged in segmental lines, longest seta on abdomen, excluding marginal ones, 18 (14-23) fL long. Microtubular ducts present in 1 submarginal line on each side of body, with 2 ducts present on each segment. Discoidal pores in mediolateral and marginal areas of body, forming 2 pairs of indistinct longitudinal lines on each side of body. Intrastigmatic pores without central loculi, with 5-7 loculi, with 1 pore in each spiracle. Parastigmatic pores near each spiracle and near hind pair of legs, without central loculi, with 5-9 loculi, with 9 (7-11) pores on each side of body. Two specimens with 1 pore on 1 side of body between clusters near anterior and posterior spiracular clusters. Legs with hind femora each with 3 setae; tibiae with 3; tarsi with 4; tarsal digitule on hind 2 pairs of legs with acute or slightly swollen apices, front pair with 1 digitule small and filamentous and 1 digitule larger and slightly enlarged; claw digitules unequal in size, 1 with conspicuously swollen base and clubbed apex, 1 filamentous with acute or slightly swollen apex; femur 96 (84 116) fL long; tibia 95 (79-126) fL long; tarsus 60 (52-69) fL long; femur length divided by tibia +tarsus length 0.6 (0.5-0.7). Antennae 130 (119-140) fL long; segments III and Veach with 1 conspicuously long seta, longest seta on segment V 210 (195-227) fL long. Notes - The description is based on 30 specimens from 3 localities. This material includes 6 specimens that are conspicuously larger than the rest of the series. They have legs and antennae that are approximately the same size as those described above, and we suspect that they are the form that aestivates during the dry season. These specimens are approximately 2 mID long and 1 mm wide and differ from those described above by having the orifices of the microtubular ducts, the parastigmatic pores, and the anal lobes much more heavily sclerotized. Adult male (Fig. IV) Recognition characters: Mounted, 1.9 (1.6-2.3) mm long, 0.7 (0.6-0.7) mm wide. Dorsum with filamentous setae arranged in 3 longitudinal lines on each side of abdomen, medial, mediolateral, and marginal; with 6 (6-8) setae on metathorax; longest seta on dorsomedial area of metathorax 17 (14-23) fL long, all setae in area about same length. Marginal setae usually about same length as rest of dorsum. Small bilocular pores uncommon, most prevalent near body
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Page 49: - 247 SANDERS, J. G. - 1909 - Ca

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