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FIGURES 39–46 in A new species of the falsescorpion family Cheliferidae from Thailand, with remarks on Ancistrochelifer and Metachelifer (Arachnida: Pseudoscorpiones)
FIGURES 39–46. Metachelifer macrotuberculatus (Krumpal, 1987), comb. n., SMNS 444, male (39–41, 43–46), female (42): 39 genitalia, dorsal view; 40 coxa IV, ventral view; 41 flagellum; 42 median and lateral cribriform plates, dorsal view, showing structural details of median plates; 43 tarsus and tibia of leg I, lateral view, showing lateral seta in anterior portion of tibia; 44 tip of tarsus I, lateral view; 45 chelal fingers, lateral view; 46 right palp, dorsal view. Scale: 0. 5 (43, 45–46), 0.2 (39–40, 42), 0.1 mm (41, 44).
FIGURES 29–38 in A new species of the falsescorpion family Cheliferidae from Thailand, with remarks on Ancistrochelifer and Metachelifer (Arachnida: Pseudoscorpiones)
FIGURES 29–38. Metachelifer nepalensis (Beier, 1974), comb. n., male holotype, NHMW (29–30, 33–35, 37–38), female paratype, NHMW (32) and male from SMNS 1436 (31, 36): 29 coxa IV, ventral view; 30 tarsus and tibia of leg I, lateral view, showing lateral seta in anterior portion of tibia; 31 last tergites (note the absence of granulation); 32 median and lateral cribriform plates, ventral view; 33 carapacal tubercle with seta; 34 carapace, dorsal view; 35 tip of tarsus I, lateral view; 36 genitalia, dorsal view; 37 right chela, lateral view, showing basal sensilla; 38 lamina defensor. Scale: 0.04 (35), 0.25 (36), 0.26 (29–30, 32, 34, 37) and 0.5 mm (31).
FIGURES 2–10 in A new species of the falsescorpion family Cheliferidae from Thailand, with remarks on Ancistrochelifer and Metachelifer (Arachnida: Pseudoscorpiones)
FIGURES 2–10. Ancistrochelifer orientalis, male (2–3, 5–8) and female holotype (4, 9–10): 2 apex of right maxilla, showing chaetotaxy and suboral seta at medial margin of maxilla; 3 galea, dorsolateral view; 4 cribriform plate; 5 right chelicera, dorsal view, showing basal and subbasal setae; 6 left palp, dorsal view; 7 carapace, dorsal view; 8 mesal view of right chelal fingers; 9 lateral view of right chelal fingers, showing diploid sensillum; 10 tip of fixed finger of left chela, showing lamina defensor (ld). Scale: 0.5 (6–7), 0.2 (2, 5, 8–9), and 0.05 mm (3–4, 10).
FIGURES 15–28 in A new species of the falsescorpion family Cheliferidae from Thailand, with remarks on Ancistrochelifer and Metachelifer (Arachnida: Pseudoscorpiones)
FIGURES 15–28.?Dactylochelifer martensi sp. n., male holotype (15, 17, 19–22, 24–28) and female paratype (16, 18, 23): 15 coxae IV, ventral view; 16 lateral view of right chelal fingers; 17 tip of fixed chelal finger, lateral view, showing lamina defensor; 18 cribriform plate; 19 chelicera, dorsal view; 20 galea; dorsal view; 21 last tergites (note the absence of granulation); 22 left palp, dorsal view; 23 flagellum; 24 genitalia, dorsal view; 25 lateral view of lateral rod; 26 tarsus and tibia of leg I, lateral view; 27 tarsal claws of leg I, lateral view; 28 tarsal claws of leg IV, lateral view. Scale: 0.6 (16, 22), 0.5 (21, 26), 0.2 (15, 19, 24–25), 0.1 (17, 20, 27–28), and 0.05 mm (18,
FIGURES 11–14 in A new species of the falsescorpion family Cheliferidae from Thailand, with remarks on Ancistrochelifer and Metachelifer (Arachnida: Pseudoscorpiones)
FIGURES 11–14. Ancistrochelifer orientalis, male: 11 claws of tarsus I, mesal view; 12 genital area and coxa IV, ventral view (showing at—atrium, cs—coxal sac, lr—lateral rods); 13 tarsus and tibia of leg I, mesal view; 14 right tarsus IV, lateral view. Scale: 0.2 (12–14) and 0.1 mm (11).
FIGURE 1 in A new species of the falsescorpion family Cheliferidae from Thailand, with remarks on Ancistrochelifer and Metachelifer (Arachnida: Pseudoscorpiones)
FIGURE 1. Collecting localities of relevant pseudoscorpions: 1 Ream (Ancistrochelifer agniae); 2 Plateau Langbian (Ancistrochelifer agniae); 3 Paclay (Ancistrochelifer tuberculatus); 4 Savannaphum (Ancistrochelifer tuberculatus); 5 Prov. Chiang Mai, N Doi Suthep (Ancistrochelifer orientalis,?Dactylocheifer martensi sp. n.); 6 Hinwa Khola (Ancistrochelifer agniae); 7 Khebang (Ancistrochelifer agniae); 8 Karmarang (Ancistrochelifer agniae); 9 Nyak [Ngyak] (Metachelifer nepalensis); 10 Godawari [Godãvari] (Metachelifer macrotuberculatus).
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