Euthoracaphis
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.191248 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6225250 |
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Key to Euthoracaphis species (Apterous viviparous females)
1. Dorsum of prosoma with long thick spinal setae.......................................................................................................... 2
- Dorsum of prosoma with only numerous fine setae, without long thick spinal setae .................................................. 3
2. Dorsum of prosoma with long and short fine setae mixed with long thick setae; sutures on anterior prosoma distinct and continuous; abdominal tergite VIII with 4 setae .............................................................................. E. heterotricha
- Dorsum of prosoma with only 4 pairs of long thick spinal setae and 12 pairs of long thick submarginal setae, without fine setae; sutures on anterior prosoma indistinct and discontinuous; abdominal tergite VIII with 2 setae................... .................................................................................................................................................. E. oligostricha sp. nov.
3. Dorsal setae on prosoma nearly as long as antenna; pustules distinct and protuberant; on Senecio View in CoL sp. (Compositae).. ................................................................................................................................................................. E. longisetosa
- Dorsal setae on prosoma hardly 0.50 times the length of antenna; pustules flat; on Lauraceae View in CoL .................................... ................................................................................................................................................. E . umbellulariae (Essig)
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