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with single central loculus or more than 1 central loculus. Parastigmatic<br />

pores, when present, comprising multilocular pores, occurring outside <strong>of</strong><br />

stigmatic plate. Intrastigmatic pores comprising multilocular pores, restricted<br />

to sclerotized plates surrounding spiracular atria. Invaginated tubular ducts<br />

<strong>of</strong> 2 sizes: broader ducts present on medial and submarginal areas <strong>of</strong> abdomen<br />

and metathorax; narrower ducts on medial and submarginal areas <strong>of</strong><br />

abdomen and head. Anal lobes modified into anal plates that surround anal<br />

ring. Anal lobe-like structures developed on segment VII with several long<br />

setae giving appearance <strong>of</strong> normal lobes. Legs with tibia and tarsus fused.<br />

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THIRD INSTAR FEMALE<br />

Description: Same as adult female except as follows. Body elongate oval.<br />

Longest ventral setae excluding those on body margin less than 25 (J. long.<br />

Multilocular pores each with 5 to more than 15 loculi. Parastigmatic pores<br />

usually absent. Invaginated tubular ducts absent. Vulva absent. Anal ring<br />

with more than 4 setae on each side; anal-ring pores in 2 rows.<br />

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF SECOND INSTAR FEMALE<br />

Description: Same as third instar female except as follows. Multilocular<br />

pores each with 5 to more than 15 loculi. Parastigmatic pores present. Anal<br />

ring with fewer than 5 setae on each side; anal-ring pores absent or in 1<br />

row.<br />

GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF FIRST INSTAR<br />

Description: Body elongate. Abdominal segment VIII modified into sclerotized<br />

lobes which transform into plates in later instars; each lobe with a<br />

sclerotized bar and long apical seta. Antennae 5-segmented. Setae filamentous,<br />

with 2 pairs <strong>of</strong> longitudinal lines on each side <strong>of</strong> dorsum, with 3 pairs<br />

<strong>of</strong> lines on each side <strong>of</strong> venter. Bilocular pores absent. Multilocular pores<br />

with 5 to 9 loculi, without central loculus. Parastigmatic and intrastigmatic<br />

pores present. Discoidal pores present on both surfaces. Invaginated tubular<br />

ducts absent. Microtubular ducts present on submarginal area <strong>of</strong> venter,<br />

with conspicuous dermal orifice. Legs without sensillum on tarsus; tibia and<br />

tarsus separate; tibia divided by tarsus about 1.6; tarsal digitules staggered,<br />

not arranged side-by-side, apices acute or slightly enlarged; tarsal digitules<br />

on front legs each with 1 small filamentous seta and 1 enlarged seta; claw<br />

digitules each with 1 large seta, and 1 conspicuously smaller seta.

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