FIGURE 23 in New species of mite harvestmen from southeast Queensland, Australia greatly extend the known distribution of the genus Austropurcellia (Arachnida, Opiliones, Cyphophthalmi)
FIGURE 23. Morphological variation among Austropurcellia species in geographic context: A. Geographic occurrence of robust, blunt adenostyle (open circles) and thin, blade-like adenostyle (filled circles); B. Robust, blunt adenostyle on fourth tarsus of Austropurcellia daviesae Juberthie 1989 male; C. Thin, blade-like adenostyle on fourth tarsus of Austropurcellia acuta sp. nov. male. D. Geographic occurrence of rounded posterior lobes of tergite VIII (open circles) and of pointed posterior lobes of tergite VIII (filled circles); E. Austropurcellia culminis Boyer & Reuter 2012 with rounded posterior lobes, ventral view; E. Austropurcellia barbata sp. nov. with pointed posterior lobes, ventral view.
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