13. I4aemaphysalis juxtakochi, n. sp. A. Female capitulum <strong>and</strong> scutum, FIGURE B. Female capitulum <strong>and</strong> coxae, venter. C. Female hypostome. D. Male dorsum. <strong>and</strong> scutum, dorsum. E. Male capitulum <strong>and</strong> coxae, renter, <strong>and</strong> side capitulum of palpus. F. Male hypostome. G. Male metatarsus <strong>and</strong> tarsus, leg I. H. Male view metatarsus <strong>and</strong> tarsus, 49 leg IV.
MALE Length from tipsof palpi to posterior margin, 1.90 to 2.16; Body. 1.12 to 1.20. Oval, widest near the middle. width, Length from tips of palpi to tip of cornua, 0.48 to 0.51; Capitulum. of basis, 0.24 to 0.28; width of basis, 0.33 to 0.39. Lateral profile length convex; posterior margin convex, salient between the long, strong, line with three to four simple hairs extending over the base of the hypostome. 2 Clavate, with a distinct corona. Dentition 4/4, with seven Hypostome. in each file; denticles decreasing in size from laterals to the denticles shallow depressions. Punctations numerous, fine, faint, <strong>and</strong> present as on festoons. Hairs very few, fine. also Long, slim. Dorsal trochantal spur present on trochanter I; Legs. on II, III, <strong>and</strong> IV. Faint ventral trochantal spurs present on all absent Ventral spurs on tarsi absent. Length of tarsus I, 0.48; trochanters. 0.27. Length of tarsus IV, 0.45; metatarsus, 0.30. metatarsus, Internal spurs present on all coxae, moderately long on I <strong>and</strong> Coxae. smaller on II to IV. Coxal hairs long, <strong>and</strong> contrasting progressively with the smaller hairs on the venter of the body. strongly plate. Blunt, comma-shaped;greatest dimension, 0.21. Spiraeular aperture. Between coxae II. Genital <strong>and</strong> larva unknown. Nymph quick separation of. kochi <strong>and</strong>/uxtakochi, see page 46. For the publication of H. koc.hi Arago 1908, various writers have Since it as occurring in Central America. <strong>The</strong> writer, having seen reported specimens of kochi from the author of the species <strong>and</strong> also authentic specimens from Central America, now realizes that two separate numerous species are concerned. However, both Arago in his description <strong>and</strong> (1915, p. 414), state that kochi has dentition 4/4 on the hypostome. Nuttall <strong>The</strong> true pattern of the dentition of these ticks is obscure when hypostome is viewed in situ, but very clear in specimens mounted the balsam, <strong>and</strong> I believe that the types of kochi would show a 5/5 pattern in the hypostome. In all specimens of both sexes of H. kochi <strong>and</strong> H. on that have been examined there are sexreral other definite uxtakochi 50 cornua. Basis with punctations few, faint; hairs absent. Palpi pointed broad, little tapering; palpal hairs few. heavy, ventral view, basis convex, salient behind; punctations <strong>and</strong> hairs In Palpal article 3 with a long conspicuous retrograde horn. Article absent. Length, about 0.22. medians. Length, 1.56 to 1.62; width, 1.12 to 1.14. Convex <strong>and</strong> in- 8eumm. declivitous in theperipheral areas. Lateral groove very short creasingly continuing across one festoon. Festoons long. Cervical grooves faint, <strong>and</strong>
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