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second pair of legs. Its prin****l
sclerites (exoskeletal plates) are the
mesonotum (dorsal), the
mesosternum (ventral), and the
mesopleuron (lateral) on...
- birds. The term is also used to
describe the
anterior portion of the
mesonotum in
insects as well as some
arachnids (e.g., the
family Ixodidae, the scale...
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haltere 4
mesopleuron 5
hypopleuron 6 coxa 7 wing 8
abdominal segment 9
mesonotum c
capitellum of
haltere p
pedicel of
haltere s
scabellum of haltere...
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characterized by a V-shaped
suture or
groove on the back of the
thorax (
mesonotum) and by its wing venation. The
rostrum is long and in some
species as...
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timbal cover apex, a
pronotum shorter than the
mesonotum, the head as wide or
slightly wider than the
mesonotum, and
slightly protruding eyes,
according to...
- The
scutellum is the
posterior portion of
either the
mesonotum or the
metanotum of an
insect thorax; however, it is used
almost exclusively in the former...
- molting.
Tegmina (fore wings) are very short,
extending just past the
mesonotum (the
dorsal plate just
behind the pronotum), and hind
wings are absent...
- with
lighter markings in
grooves of
pronotum and bold dark
markings on
mesonotum (often
fainter than in K. horologium); with shorter,
lighter body pubescence...
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opaque black-brown
vittae on the
mesonotum which are
divided by a
paler central vitta. The
lateral margins of
mesonotum (are)
densely greyish-white dusted...
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transparent tegmina a dull ochre, and the
mesonotum (plate
behind the pronotum),
metanotum (plate
behind the
mesonotum), and back of its
abdomen a
russet color...