Figure 8 in Sharp claws beneath our feet - the diversity of tarsal attachment devices of oribatid mites (Acari, Chelicerata, excluding Astigmata) - a review
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| author | Pfingstl, Tobias |
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| contents | Figure 8. Different types of tarsal adhesive pads and claws found in oribatid mites. (a) Laterodorsal view of ambulacral structures in A. barbarae (Licneremaeoidea) (after Hammer 1966). (b) Ambulacrum of A. polyphyllos (Licneremaeoidea) in lateral view (after Walter and Behan-Pelletier 1993). (c) Differently sized tarsal structures shown on legs of P. leei (Licneremaeoidea) (after Behan-Pelletier and Walter 2007). (d) Homodactyl claws and pulvillus of N. sumatrensis (Oripodoidea) (after Grandjean 1970). (e) Dorsal view of ambulacral structures in W. nasalis (Hammer 1979). (f) Juvenile ambulacral structures of C. cymba (Cymbaeremaeoidea) (after Pfingstl & Krisper 2011a). (g) Small sized single claw of jumping Z. flabrarius (Zetorchestoidea) (after Grandjean 1951). (h) Large claw borne on conspicuously elongated pretarsus in S. auratus (Zetorchestoidea) (after Grandjean 1951). mc = main or median claw; lc = lateral claw; pu = pulvillus; ep = elongated pretarsus. |
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| spellingShingle | Figure 8 in Sharp claws beneath our feet - the diversity of tarsal attachment devices of oribatid mites (Acari, Chelicerata, excluding Astigmata) - a review Pfingstl, Tobias Biodiversity Taxonomy Figure 8. Different types of tarsal adhesive pads and claws found in oribatid mites. (a) Laterodorsal view of ambulacral structures in A. barbarae (Licneremaeoidea) (after Hammer 1966). (b) Ambulacrum of A. polyphyllos (Licneremaeoidea) in lateral view (after Walter and Behan-Pelletier 1993). (c) Differently sized tarsal structures shown on legs of P. leei (Licneremaeoidea) (after Behan-Pelletier and Walter 2007). (d) Homodactyl claws and pulvillus of N. sumatrensis (Oripodoidea) (after Grandjean 1970). (e) Dorsal view of ambulacral structures in W. nasalis (Hammer 1979). (f) Juvenile ambulacral structures of C. cymba (Cymbaeremaeoidea) (after Pfingstl & Krisper 2011a). (g) Small sized single claw of jumping Z. flabrarius (Zetorchestoidea) (after Grandjean 1951). (h) Large claw borne on conspicuously elongated pretarsus in S. auratus (Zetorchestoidea) (after Grandjean 1951). mc = main or median claw; lc = lateral claw; pu = pulvillus; ep = elongated pretarsus. |
| title | Figure 8 in Sharp claws beneath our feet - the diversity of tarsal attachment devices of oribatid mites (Acari, Chelicerata, excluding Astigmata) - a review |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15358890 |