FIGURE 1. Miracarus hurkai Kunst, 1959 in Oribatid mite fossils from pre-Quaternary sediments in Slovenian caves II. Amiracarus pliocennatus n.gen., n.sp. (Microzetidae) from Pliocene, with comments on the other species of the genus

FIGURE 1. Miracarus hurkai Kunst, 1959 (holotype). A—dorsal view (without legs); B—ventral view (legs only partly depicted); C—dorsolateral view of prodorsum (notogaster and ventral structures only partly sketched); D—detailed view of sensillus. Bar indicating 100 µm (A, B, C). Abbreviations: an—anal plate, cgl—circumgastric line, cpl—circumpedal line, dis—discidium, g—genital plate, lam—lamella, mt—mentotectum, pd1—pedotectum I, pd2—pedotectum II, pt— pteromorph, R—acetabular protrusion of leg III, ro—rostrum, sl—notogastral lateromedial furrow, ss—sensillus, TrIII— trochanter III, Tr IV—trochanter IV, tsII—trochanteral seta II, tu—tutorium, tu1—tutorial carina 1, tu2—tutorial carina 2, tu3—tutorial carina 3. Rest represents names of setae or setal insertions and lyrifissures.