Andaspis MacGillivray, 1921
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Andaspis MacGillivray, 1921: 275; Rao and Ferris 1952: 17; Williams 1963: 13; Takagi 1970: 20; Williams and Watson 1988: 27.
Type species.
Mytilaspis flava var. hawaiiensis Maskell, 1895, by original designation
Generic diagnosis.
Body shape of adult female variable: oblong, fusiform, obovate, or oval. Antennae with 2 or more setae. Prominent median lobes with short inner edges, long outer margins, and conspicuous scleroses and paraphyses. A pair of small gland spines between lobes. Second lobes greatly reduced or absent and 4-6 marginal macroducts present on each side of pygidium. Anal opening in anterior portion of pygidium or near apex. Vulva either without perivulvar pores or surrounded by three or five groups of them ( Takagi and Kawai 1966, Takagi 1970, Williams and Watson 1988).
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