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Fig. 4 in Description of a new solifuge Melanoblossia ansie sp. n. (Solifugae, Melanoblossiidae) with notes on the setiform flagellar complex of Melanoblossiinae Roewer, 1933
Fig. 4. Melanoblossia ansie sp. n., ♂ (NMNW 13396), dextral chelicera and setiform flagellar complex (sfc) in prolateral view, indicating (A) dentition and (B) setiform flagellar complex in fUll view and (C) close-up of origin of distal row of laterally compressed, weakly plumose, and proximal row of densely plumose setae, from Bird et al. (2015: 91, fig. 26). Arrow indicates ventral dip in dorsal margin of fixed (dorsal) finger. Abbreviations: FD – fixed finger, distal tooth; FM – fixed finger, medial tooth; FP – fixed finger, proximal tooth; FSM – fixed finger, sUbmedial tooth; MM – movable finger, medial tooth; MP – movable finger, proximal tooth; MSM – movable finger, sUbmedial tooth; pvd – proventral distal setae; pvsd – proventral subdistal setae; RFM – retrofondal medial tooth; sfc – setiform flagellar complex; STF – sUbterminal flange.
Fig. 3 in Description of a new solifuge Melanoblossia ansie sp. n. (Solifugae, Melanoblossiidae) with notes on the setiform flagellar complex of Melanoblossiinae Roewer, 1933
Fig. 3. Melanoblossia ansie sp. n., ♂ (AMNH [LP 9857]), chelicera: (A, B) dextral chelicera in (A) prolateral and (B) retrolateral view; (C, D) chelicerae and propeltidium in (C) lateral and (D) dorsal view, indicating attachment of chelicera to propeltidium in the anterolateral propeltidial lobe. Abbreviations: les – lateral eyespot; MVE – medioventral excrescence; ot – ocular tubercle; sfc – setiform flagellar complex.
Fig. 2 in Description of a new solifuge Melanoblossia ansie sp. n. (Solifugae, Melanoblossiidae) with notes on the setiform flagellar complex of Melanoblossiinae Roewer, 1933
Fig. 2. Melanoblossia ansie sp. n., ♂ (NMNW 13396): (A) prosomal and first opisthosomal tergites in dorsal view; (B) anterior opisthosomal sternites in ventral view, indicating ctenidia on first postgenital sternite (third opisthosomal sternite). Arrows indicate paired tracheal spiracles on third and fourth opisthosomal sternites. Abbreviations: ot – ocular tubercle; meso – mesopeltidium; meta – metapeltidium; pro – propeltidium; 1st–5th – opisthosomal segment number.
Fig. 1 in Description of a new solifuge Melanoblossia ansie sp. n. (Solifugae, Melanoblossiidae) with notes on the setiform flagellar complex of Melanoblossiinae Roewer, 1933
Fig. 1. Melanoblossia ansie sp. n., (A–D) ♂ holotype (NMNW 14227), (E) ♂ paratype (SAM-ENW-C006956): (A, B) habitus in (A) dorsal and (B) ventral view; (C) propeltidium and chelicerae in dorsal view; (D, E) anterior opisthosomal sternites in ventral view, indicating (D) malleoli and (D, E) ctenidia. Arrow indicates socket of ctenidium broken off.
Fig. 5 in Description of a new solifuge Melanoblossia ansie sp. n. (Solifugae, Melanoblossiidae) with notes on the setiform flagellar complex of Melanoblossiinae Roewer, 1933
Fig. 5. Melanoblossia ansie sp. n., ♂ (NMNW 13396), appendages: (A) leg I telotarsUs, indicating clUster of setae at apex and longitUdinal pore field. Short arrow indicates slit sensillUm; (B) leg II telotarsUs in retroventral view, indicating paired ventral spiniform setae, four on proventral and three on retroventral side, and tarsal claws; (C–F) pedipalp, ventral view, indicating (C) tarsus (basi- plus telotarsus), (D) distal close-up of telotarsus with suctorial organ, and (E, F) close-up of clubbed seta ventrodistal on palpal telotarsus. Arrows indicate clubbed seta ventrodistal on palpal telotarsus. Abbreviations: bt – basitarsUs; pf – pore field; so – sUctorial organ; tt – telotarsUs.
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