File:Cytodites female male.png
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English: Cytodites female dorsal left, male ventral right. Genus characteristics: 1- Body profile is broad anteriorly, narrowing posteriorly. 2- Mouthparts are simplified to form a sucking tube. 3- Legs are stout and protrude distinctly from body margin. 4- Legs end in a small pulvillus: in females the pulvillus is on a stalk but in males a stalk is absent. 5- First segment of legs (coxa) of males and females have their apodemes fused to form a Y shape. 6- Integument is generally smooth, without striations; setae are fine and sparse. |
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