Fig. 3 in A new Eocene free-living cheyletid mite from Baltic amber

Fig. 3. Cheyletid mite Cheletomimus crinitus sp. nov., female holotype (SMF Be 2537, ex. CCHH 448-1) from Baltic amber (Baltic Sea coast, most likely Sambian Peninsula, middle to upper Eocene, 37–54.5 Mya). A. Dorsal view of gnathosoma and anterior opisthosoma (micropanorama assembled from ca 80 images). B. Detail of left palp in ventral view (assembled from 18 images). C. Posterior of ano-genital area in lateral antiaxial view in lateral antiaxial view (assembled from ca. 40 images). D. Left leg I tarsus in lateral antiaxial view (from 22 focal planes). Note extremely poor visibility of seta p′′ against the background of the leg. Abbreviations: a, antelateral seta; acm, anteroculminal palpal eupathidia; ag1–3, aggenital setae, b.s., bush-like seta; d, dorsal seta; elc, supracoxal seta; emp, empodium; F, femur; ft, fastigial seta; G, genu; g1–2, genital setae; h3, seta of segment H; l, lateral seta; oc, ocellus; p , proral seta; per, peritreme; ps1–3, pseudanal setae; tc, tectal seta; Ti, tibia; ti.cl, tibial claw; u, unguinal seta; ul, ultimal palpal eupathidium; ve, vertical external prodorsal s4eta; vi, vertical internal prodorsal seta; vs, ventrosagittal seta; ω, tarsal solenidion; ′ and ′′ refer to position of seta in pseudosymmetrical pair on appendage: anterior or posterior, respectively.