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Acicula (sg.: aciculum) are strong,
stout internal chaetae that
provide support to
parapodia in
polychaete annelids. Hutchings, P. A.; Fauchald, K. (2000)...
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distinguished from
other species of this
genus "by the
frons with a
finely aciculate texture, the
pronotal disc
which is long, and has co**** hair-like setae...
- left
abdominal segments of the last chin of
female samples are
densely aciculate-dotted and blond-hairy. The
chest and
abdominal sides sparingly punctured...
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wanting or
without ab- off; away from
aciculate appearing as if
irregularly scratched with a
needle acinose continuously...
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genus Celticecis:
Celticecis aciculata Gagné, 2013 -
hackberry aciculate gall
midge Celticecis a****inata Gagné, 2013
Celticecis capsularis (Patton...
- four-spored, 26–30 by 7–8 µm. The
cheilocystidia are
scattered to abundant,
aciculate or with the
midportion somewhat enlarged and the apex
forked or branched...
- depressed,
marked with fine
parallel lines which are very
finely scratched (
aciculate).
Intervals between the
parallel lines are smooth.
Abacetus pumilus has...
