FIGURE 6 in An updated identification key to the pseudoscorpions (Arachnida: Pseudoscorpiones) of the Czech Republic and Slovakia
FIGURE 6. Characters of the family Chernetidae; A, male palpal femur of Lasiochernes pilosus; B, female palpal femur of L. pilosus; C, palpal femur of Pselaphochernes scorpioides; D, tarsus IV of Dinocheirus panzeri (arrow shows pseudotactile seta); E, spermatheca of Dinocheirus panzeri; F, spermatheca of Allochernes wideri; G, chelal fingers of A. wideri (arrow shows accessory tooth); H, chelal fingers of Chernes similis; I, spermatheca of C. hahnii; J, tergite XI of A. peregrinus; K, tergite XI of A. wideri; L, tergite XI of C. cimicoides; M, tergite XI of C. hahnii; N, palpal femur with detail of honeycomb pattern of C. cimicoides; O, pedipalp of C. nigrimanus; P, pedipalp of C. vicinus; Q, palpal chela of C. hahnii; R, sternite IX of C. similis; S, sternite IX of C. hahnii. Scale lines 0.1 mm: E, F, I; 0.2 mm: C, D, G, H, J–M, R, S; 0.5 mm: A, B, N, O, P, Q.
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