Ologamasiphis setosus, WitalińskiK & GwiazdowiczK, 2023

WitalińskiK, Wojciech & GwiazdowiczK, Dariusz J., 2023, Four new species of mites in Ologamasiphis andHolzmannia genera, and a newJuvaria subgenus defined (Parasitiformes: Parasitidae), Acarologia 63 (3), pp. 867-905 : 869

Ologamasiphis setosus n. sp.

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Figures

Figure 1 Ologamasiphis setosus n. sp., female (holotype): idiosoma dorsal side. Abbreviations: regular podosomal j (, z, s, r) and opisthosomal setaeJ (, Z, S, R); podosomal (idj, idz, ids) and opisthosomal pores (idJ, idZ, idS); gland openings on podonotumgdj (, gdz, gds) and opisthonotum (gdZ, gdS). Note the supplementary seta Zx.

Figure 2 Ologamasiphis setosus n. sp., female (holotype): idiosoma ventral side. Abbreviations: I–IV the openings for coxae I to IV;r2, r3 podonotal setae;st1–st3 sternal setae; st4, st5 paragynial

Figure 3 Ologamasiphis setosus n. sp., female (holotype): A – paragynium; B – epigynium; C and D – endogynium ventrally and caudally, respectively; E – gnathotectum; F – movable digit of chelicera in the ventral perspective; G – both fixed digits of chelicerae in the ventral view. Abbreviations as in Figure 2.

Figure 4 Ologamasiphis setosus n. sp., female (holotype), legs I and II in the ventral view except Ge I which is obliquely oriented: A – Co I; B – Co I and Tr I; C – Fe I; D – Ge I; E – Ti I; F – Co II, Tr II Fe II, Ge II and Ti II; G – Ta II. The arrow is on the anterolateral side. For abbreviations regarding the setae – see Methods.

Figure 5 Ologamasiphis setosus n. sp., female (holotype), leg IV ventrally: A – Co, Tr, Fe and Ge; B – Ta. For abbreviations regarding the setae – see Methods.

Figure 6 Ologamasiphis setosusn. sp., male: A – sternal shield, genital lamina absent; B – fine thickenings of sternal cuticle at theiv3 pores level; C, D – anterior sternal margin with genital lamina, two aspects; E – genital lamina; F – anterior part of genital lamina; G –gnathotectum two aspects; H –hypostomatic groove ventrally; I – chelicera, adaxially. Abbreviations: I–IV the openings for coxae I to IV;st1–st5 sternal setae; iv1–iv5 pore openings;gv2 gland opening. Asterisk marks a genital opening in the anterior part of the sternum.

Figure 7 Ologamasiphis setosusn. sp., male (A, B, F, G, H) and female (C, D, E): A, B – Fe, Ge and Ti of leg II ventrally (A) and anterolaterally (B); C, F – Co I ventrally; D, G – Co III ventrally; E, H – Co IV ventrally. Some setae are marked. Arrows on the anterolateral side. C–E – holotype.