Afroleius floridus, Coetzee, Louise, 2014
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.3889.4.4 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5685445 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03908780-FFBB-774B-FF1D-C331FDF0F918 |
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Afroleius floridus |
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Adults. Integument foveate or reticulate; lamella marginal; rostral seta short to medium length; lamellar seta medium to long; interlamellar seta minute; pteromorph large, fully hinged; octotaxic system consisting of four pairs of saccules or porose areas; ten pairs of minute notogastral setae present; posterior notogastral tectum present, undivided; genal notch and broad genal tooth usually present; axillary saccule of subcapitulum present; epimeral setae 3c and 4c absent; discidium present; custodium absent; epimeral border 4 heavily sclerotized; apodemata II, sj and III parallel; pedotectum I large, broad; genital plates with six pairs of setae; adanal setae (ad 1–3) inserted close to each other near postero-lateral border of anal plates, posterior to iad; preanal organ of medium length, stem broadening towards base; postanal porose area usually present; tutorium consisting of dorsal ridge with deep incurvation in basal part; all legs heterotridactylous; tarsi I and II with dorsal dens proximal to tectal setae, varying from small point to large well-developed spur; genua I and II distally with one or two prominent cusps positioned antiaxially; porose regions on femora I–IV and trochanters III–IV present; lateral seta l' on femur III absent (i.e. Fe III with two setae). For a comprehensive description see Coetzee & Tiedt 2013.
Juvenile instars (only A. floridus comb. nov. known)
Humeral organ absent, axillary saccule absent, pygidial sclerite large, unsclerotized, covering dorsal side of gastronotum; lateral sclerites absent.
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