FIGURES 2–3 in Five new species of Zercon C. L. Koch, 1836 (Acari: Zerconidae) from northwestern Turkey
FIGURES 2–3. General view of a zerconid mite (female): 2. dorsal view, 3. ventral view. Abbreviations: (Pod) podonotum, (j1–6, z1–2, s1–6 and r1–6) podonotal setae, (po1–3) podonotal pores, (Opis) opisthonotum, (J1–6, Z1–5, S1–4 and R1–7) opisthonotal setae, (Po1–4) opisthonotal pores, (Dc) dorsal cavities, (p1–2) peritremal setae, (Ts) tritosternum, (Sts) sternal shield, (st1–st3) sternal setae, (mt) metasternal seta, (Gs) genital shield, (g) genital seta, (CI–CIV) endopodal shields, (Ads) adgenital shield, (Pr) peritreme, (Pes) peritremal shield, (Vas) ventrianal shield, (Vm1–Vm3) ventromediales setae, (Vi1–Vi3) ventrointernales setae, (VI1–VI2) ventrolaterales setae, (An) anal orifice, (Ad) adanal setae, (Pa) postanal seta (modified after Masan & Fend'a, 2004).
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