Definition of Prodorsum. Meaning of Prodorsum. Synonyms of Prodorsum

- the chelicerae. These are ****ociated with peritremes that may be on the prodorsum near the cheliceral bases, or be horn-like and emergent, or form a line...
- moved independently of the subcapitulum and can be retracted into the prodorsum. The movable digits of the chelicerae resemble stylets, being greatly...
- some are unequal. The dorsal surface is covered in smooth setae. The prodorsum has external vertical setae ve on the sides of the prodorsal sclerite...
- of astigs in the family Glycyphagidae. In adults of Glycyphagus, the prodorsum lacks external vertical setae ve. The internal vertical setae vi are long...
- "Prostigmata" comes from mites of this group having spiracles (stigmata) on the prodorsum, usually between the chelicerae or on its lateral margins. Many prostigmatans...
- Trombidia, there is usually one or two pairs of trichobothria on the prodorsum, and these are often mounted on a linear sclerotised plate (crista metopica)...
- hooked (uncinate) empodium with more than 1 pair of tenent hairs. The prodorsum of the body has three pairs of setae (ve, sci, sce) and there are no prominent...
- beaklike. Females of Tarsonemus have a pair of clubbed trichobothria on the prodorsum, ambulacrum I developed, the tegula short and rounded, the fourth leg...
- have stylet-like movable digits. Bothridial setae are present on the prodorsum of the body. The ovipore is longitudinal. The tarsi of the first leg pair...
- unsegmented bodies with eight legs (six in larvae). They can be recognised by: prodorsum without transversal groove, sacs or tubes; suranal and aggenital shields...