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2019
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14828920 |
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- Figure 3. Laniatores. Different associations between the articulation membrane of the three sensilla on the sensory field of the distalmost tarsomeres I (C) and II (A, B, D). A, Proximal (3) and middle sensilla (2) of Hoplobunus sp. (Stygnopsidae), female. Distal sensillum not shown. B, Larifuga cf. capensis (Trieanonychiidae), male. Proximal (3) and middle (2) sensilla have fused articulation membranes that are isolated from the articulation membrane of the distal sensillum (1). C, Camarana flavipalpis (Cryptogeobiidae), female. Note that the three sensilla are associated in the same articulation membrane. D, Sodreana sodreana (Gonyleptidae), male. The three sensilla have individualized articulation membranes, with no external association. Asterisk: sensillum chaeticum, socket; Cw: claw; white arrowhead: slit opening; 1: hooded sensillum; 2: middle sensillum basiconicum; 3: proximal sensillum basiconicum.