Acari, Myriopoda et Scorpiones hucusque in Italia reperta

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Thecarthra semaphora
Identifier: acarimyriopodaet8018berl (find matches)
Title: Acari, Myriopoda et Scorpiones hucusque in Italia reperta
Year: 1882 (1880s)
Authors: Berlese, Antonio, 1863-1927 Canestrini, Giovanni, 1835-1900 Silvesri, Philippo
Subjects: Mites Arachnida Myriapoda
Publisher: Patavii, Sumptibus Auctoris
Contributing Library: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library

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tertio quartoque spinis robustioribus, longis, armato.Penis minusculus post quartos pedes insitus. Fcemina mari minor minusque spinosa, pecli-bus tertii paris quartos longitudine aequantibus. Colcr albido-hyalinus. Expl. tab. 2 mas prcnus; 3 eius secundi paristarsus, 4 foemina supina, 5 foemina prona.
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THECARTHRA SEMAPHORA TR. Fasc. LXXX, N. 6. Thecarthra semaphora Trouessart. Trouessart, Diagn. cTespec. ncuv. de sarccpt.plum. p. 27. (Pterolicus semaphorus). Trouessart, in litteris (Thecarthra semaphora). T. testaceo fusca, epimeris anticis in Y concretis,marginibus lateralibus (humeris) bisetis. Mas abdominepostice truncato, in mefUo inciso, utrinque foliola latiori,trigona, apice Jonge bicaddata terminato. Mas ad 680 p..; foem. ad 720 jx lony. Habitat in cannulis pJuniarum Sternae Hirundinis. Obs. Species haec, antico ad dcrsum nudc, der-mate striato prctectc, disculis ccpulaticnis peculiari-ter crnatis, calcari ad articulaticnem secundi terlii-que articuli pedum primi paris in dorsc, typica estgeneris Thecarthra, in cannulis plumarum avium in-quirendi, qui scutulo thcracico in medio minus chi-tineo, striatc vel aliter impresso aliisque supradictischaracteribus gaudent, in Syringobiis incurrcntes, nisipedibus posticis, ceteris crassitie pares sint praediti. Epimera antica i

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