- A
tergum (Latin for "the back"; pl.:
terga, ****ociated
adjective tergal) is the
dorsal ('upper')
portion of an
arthropod segment other than the head....
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Terga is a muni****lity in north-western Algeria. Site
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Terga, Aïn Témouchent...
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colour characteristics: 1.
Third to the
sixth gastral terga in the
female and to the
seventh gastral terga in the male black, at most with a
narrow apical orange...
- The five
segments are
merely body rings; they lack
apparent sterna or
terga, and
become larger distally.
These segments have keels,
setae and bristles...
- field. The
first two
terga (abdominal segments) are yellow, on the
females often with a black,
central field on
terga 1 to 2.
Terga 3 and 4 are red, and...
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spots on
terga 4 and 5, and
smaller ones on
terga 2 and 3.
Males can be
identified by the
larger antenna,
spots on
their basal band on
terga 4 and 5 as...
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tibiae are
black on the base and have no
white scales.[citation needed] The
terga on
segments II
through VI of the
abdomen are dark and have an
almost triangular...
- intermixed). On the
abdomen terga 1 and 2 are yellow, and
terga 3 to 5
yellow on the
anterior part,
black on the posterior. The tail (
terga 6 to 7) is brownish-red...
- collar, and in some
cases the top of the head, is orange-yellow,
while the
terga (abdominal segments) 3–5 have
yellow sides with a
black centre; the rest...
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wings either developed from
paranotal lobes,
extensions of the
thoracic terga; that they are
modifications of
movable abdominal gills as
found on aquatic...
