- a
rounded black spot; pro-, meso- and
metepimeroids together with the
supracoxal lobes yellow;
coxae and
trochanters pale yellow,
femora with an apical...
- small/vestigial and
situated about halfway along sides of
prodorsal shield,
supracoxal setae smooth, and
tarsi I and II each with a
proximal conical spine near...
- the
prodorsal sclerite and near the
transverse level of
setae vi. The
supracoxal setae are
lanceolate in
shape and have
fimbriate margins. The hysterosomal...
- I-III
weakly developed, with
distal part
smaller than proximal. Adult:
Supracoxal setae scx spiniform, with
rounded tip. Female: ****top****s present...
-
running down the
middle of the body. Only the
spines above the rear
coxae (
supracoxal spines) are
recognizable on the
upper side of the body. On the underside...
-
Chaetodactylus krombeini female lateral propodosoma showing enlarged supracoxal sclerite. This
trait is
diagnostic for the
family Chaetodactylidae. O'Connor...
-
distinguished from
other mites by: the
absence of many setae, the
reduction of
supracoxal seta of leg I to a tiny spine, and the
absence of Grandjean's organ. Additionally...
-
Chaetodactylus krombeini female lateral propodosoma showing enlarged supracoxal sclerite. This
trait is
diagnostic for the
family Chaetodactylidae. "Chaetodactylidae...
-
relatively unspined species, with a flat
upper surface, which,
apart from the
supracoxal spines on the
edges of the thorax, show no or
hardly any spines, but at...
-
mites in the
family Acaridae.
Adults of this
genus can be
recognised by:
supracoxal setae lanceolate and with
lateral barbs;
tarsi of the
fourth leg pair...
