-
ricinuleids in a
group called "Cryptognomae",
together with the
anactinotrichid mites only.
Peter Weygoldt and
Hannes Paulus referred to
ricinuleids and...
- ends in a
small claw in both
trigonotarbids and
ricinuleids. If the
hypothesis is true,
ricinuleids,
despite the lack of
tetrapulmonate key characters...
- one of the world's
largest ricinuleids, part of a
group of nine West
African species referred to as the 'giant'
ricinuleids.
Wikispecies has information...
- locomotion, and/or
reproductive functions. In scorpions, pseudoscorpions, and
ricinuleids the
pedipalps end in a pair of pinchers,
while in whip scorpions, Schizomida...
-
their book lungs, however, so they have both. Harvestmen,
camel spiders,
ricinuleids, mites, and
pseudoscorpions all
breathe through a
tracheal system and...
- Ordovician–Recent PreꞒ Ꞓ O S D C P T J K Pg N
Cryptocellus goodnighti, a
ricinuleid arachnid Scientific classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom: Animalia...
- genetics-based
phylogeny found horseshoe crabs to be the
sister group to the
ricinuleids,
thereby making them an arachnid. In response, a more
recent paper has...
-
tribute to Cándido Luis Bolívar y Pieltáin. Gertsch, 1971 :
Three new
ricinuleids from
Mexican caves (Arachnida, Ricinulei). ****ociation for
Mexican Cave...
- bugs in the
family Aphelocheiridae, as well as at
least one
species of
ricinuleid arachnid and
various mites. A
somewhat similar mechanism is used by the...
- been ****igned to the Araneae, it "may
represent an
unnamed order or a
ricinuleid". Even Hünicken
himself acknowledged discrepancies in the
morphology of...
