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Figure 5 in Oldest determined record of a mesostigmatic mite (Acari: Mesostigmata: Sejidae) in Cretaceous Burmese amber
Figure 5 Distal portion of tarsus I; A, B – specimen E, manual focus-stacking, together with respective interpretative drawing; C, D – specimen F, manual focus stacking, together with respective interpretative drawing to show apicotarsus (distal subdivision of the tarsus). Abbreviations: amb, ambulacrum; apo, apotele (pretarsus); at, apicotarsus (acrotarsus).
Figure 3 in Oldest determined record of a mesostigmatic mite (Acari: Mesostigmata: Sejidae) in Cretaceous Burmese amber
Figure 3 Gnathosoma of the fossil mite; A, B – subcapitulum of specimen E, manual focus-stacking, together with respective interpretative drawing; C, D – subcapitulum of specimen F, manual focus stacking, together with respective interpretative drawing. Abbreviations:ch, chelicera;cor, corniculus; im, internal mala; lab, labrum; pc, palpcoxal seta; ts, tritosternum; ss?, salivary stylet.
Figure 2 in Oldest determined record of a mesostigmatic mite (Acari: Mesostigmata: Sejidae) in Cretaceous Burmese amber
Figure 2 Details of the fossil mite, selected images of specimens PIN 5620-26 F & E; A – general view of idiosoma (specimen F), selectively combined from several image stacks (the images were taken from the dorsal side through the whole mite, and some ventral structures
Figure 9 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 9. Tritosternum. (A) Africasejus congoensis; (B) Sejus carolinensis; (C) S. hinangensis; (D) A. solaris; (E) Epicroseius sp.; (F) Asternolaelaps sp.; (G) Japanasternolaelaps japanensis; (H) Archaeopodella scopulifera.
Figure 12 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 12. Female ventrianal shield. (A) Africasejus solaris; (B) Sejus australis; (C) S. boliviensis; (D) S. stebaevi; (E) S. togatus; (F) Adenosejus krantzi.
Figure 2 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 2. Chelicera (schematic). (A) With one row of teeth; (B) with two rows of teeth. pd, pilus dentilis.
Figure 5 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 5. Dorsal shields of Sejina (schematic). PD, podonotal shield; PT, peritrematal shields; LT, lateral shields; AM, anterior mesonotal shield; PM, posterior mesonotal shields; PG, pygidial shield; PMG, posteromarginal shields; PP, posterior projections.
Figure 1 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 1. Consensus tree based on morphologycal analyses; H, Heterozerconidae; U, Uropodellidae; Ichthyo, Ichthyostomatogasteridae; Adeno, Adenosejus; Africa, Africasejus. See Appendix 2 for other abbreviations.
Figure 4 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 4. Subcapitulum of Sejus carolinensis (modified from Lekveishvili and Klompen (2004a) with permission of the International Journal of Acarology). hyp 1, modified hypostomal seta 1; hyp 2–hyp 3, hypostomal setae 2–3; cs, coxal setae; cn, corniculi.
Figure 3 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 3. Gnathotectum. (A) Uropodella laciniata; (B) Narceoheterozercon ohioensis; (C) Africasejus solaris; (D) Sejus carolinensis; (E) Epicroseius sp.; (F) S. polonicus; (G) S. stebaevi; (H) S. rafalskii; (I) Zercon sp.
Figure 10 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 10. Sternal region of male (schematic). GO, genital orifice; st1–st2, sternal platelets 1–2; CI–CIV, coxa I– coxa IV.
Figure 13. Tarsus IV in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 13. Tarsus IV of Sejus carolinensis; intercalary sclerite indicated by arrow.
Figure 8 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 8. Seta on tubercle (from Hirschmann et al. 1991).
Figure 7 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 7. Divided pygidial shield. (A) Epicroseius sp.; (B) Adenosejus n. sp. 2.
Figure 6 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 6. Secondary sclerotization in Epicroseius n. sp. 3. (A–D) first to fourth levels.
Figure 11 in New classification of the family Sejidae (Acari: Mesostigmata) based on morphological analyses
Figure 11. Sternal and genital regions of female (schematic). GS, genital shield; st1–st4, sternal platelets 1–4; CI– CIV, coxa I–coxa IV.
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