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FIGURES 60–65 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 60–65. (60) Eotetranychus pseudomori Davis, (a–b) holotype, different focal points, (c–f) paratype, different focal points; (g–h) paratype, showing sperm duct; (61) Eotetranychus lomandrae Davis, (a–b) holotype, showing accessory structures; (62) Eotetranychus hudsoni Miller, (a–b) paratype, lateral view; (c–d) paratype, slightly twisted view; Eotetranychus pronus Davis, (a–d), holotype, showing accessory structures and different focal points; (e–g) paratype, different focal points; (h–i) non-type from type locality; (64) Eotetranychus hudsoni Miller, female, genital coverflap; (65) Eotetranychus lomandrae Davis, female, genital coverflap.
FIGURES 42–46 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 42–46. Aedeagi of Eotetranychus. E. sexmaculatus (Riley): (42) redrawn from McGregor (1950), (43) redrawn from Pritchard & Baker 1955 (p. 199), (44) redrawn from Gupta & Gupta (1994); E. asiaticus Ehara: (45) redrawn from Ehara (1966). E. queenslandicus Manson: (46) redrawn from Manson (1967). Not to scale.
FIGURES 47–59 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 47–59. Eotetranychus queenslandicus Manson, aedeagi. (47) Holotype male, lateral aedeagus; (48) same, different focal point; (49) Paratype male, dorsal aedeagus; (50), same, different focal point; (51–53) three specimens from Western Australia; (54) Tasmanian specimen, showing accessory structures; (54–55) Tasmanian specimen, lateral view; (56–57) Western Australian specimens, showing accessory structures, (56) presented upside down, (58–59) Western Australian specimen, different focal points.
FIGURES 40–41 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 40–41. Eotetranychus tiliarium (Hermann) female. (40) leg III, right side, dorsal to abaxial view. (41) leg IV, right side, dorsal to abaxial view. Leg setae in red (and marked with an asterisk *) were sometimes absent—as an anomaly from a species' typical leg setation—in a survey of nine species of Eotetranychus. Ontogeny (Ad = adult; DN = deutonymph; PN = protonymph; unlabelled = larva or, on leg IV, protonymph) determined from Lindquist (1985) and examination of other species of Eotetranychus.
FIGURES 38–39 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 38–39. Eotetranychus tiliarium (Hermann) female. (38) leg I, left side, dorsal to adaxial view. (39) leg II, left side, dorsal to adaxial view. Leg setae in red (and marked with an asterisk *) were sometimes absent—as an anomaly—in a survey of nine species of Eotetranychus. Ontogeny (Ad = adult; DN = deutonymph; PN = protonymph; unlabelled = larva or, on leg IV, protonymph) determined from Lindquist (1985) and examination of other species of Eotetranychus.
FIGURES 29–37 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 29–37. Eotetranychus spinophilus sp. nov. male. (29) leg III, left side, dorsal to adaxial view; (30) leg IV, right side, abaxial view; (31) palp, dorsal view; (32–34) aedeagus, different aspects of same specimen; (35–37) aedeagus, different aspects of another specimen. Scale bar for aedeagi = 100 µm.
FIGURES 22–28 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 22–28. Eotetranychus spinophilus sp. nov. male. (22) leg I, right side, dorsal to abaxial view; (23–24) empodium I, different specimens and views; (25) ambulacrum I; (26) leg II, dorsal to adaxial view; (27) empodium III; (28) ambulacrum III, different specimen. Scale bar for ambulacra = 20 µm.
FIGURES 20–21 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 20–21. Eotetranychus spinophilus sp. nov. male. (20) dorsal idiosoma; (21) posterior ventral opisthogaster.
FIGURES 8–14 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 8–14. Eotetranychus spinophilus sp. nov. female. (8–10) peritreme, different specimens; (11) palp, ventral view; (12) palp, dorsal view; (13) leg I, right side, dorsal to abaxial view; (14) ambulacrum I. Scale bar for ambulacrum = 40 µm.
FIGURES 15–19 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 15–19. Eotetranychus spinophilus sp. nov. female. (15) leg II, right side, dorsal view; (16) ambulacrum II; (17) leg III, right side, abaxial view; (18) ambulacrum III; (19) leg IV, right side, abaxial view.
FIGURES 2–7 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURES 2–7. Eotetranychus spinophilus sp. nov. female. (2) mid-ventral region; (3) posterior ventral opisthogaster; (4–7) spermatheca variation.
FIGURE 1 in A new Australian species of Eotetranychus (Acari: Tetranychidae) from buck spinifex Triodia mitchelli (Poaceae), intraspecific variation in Eotetranychus, and the synonymy of Platytetranychus with Eotetranychus
FIGURE 1. Eotetranychus spinophilus sp. nov., female, dorsal idiosoma.
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