December 31, 2015 Figure Open Access

Bernard, Ernest C.; Soto-Adames, Felipe N.; Wynne, J. Judson

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  "description": "FIGURE 1. Entomobrya manuhoko n. sp. A) Lateral view. B) Dorsal view, intact specimen. C) Dorsal view, thoracic and abdominal segments after clearing and mounting. D) Head, dorsal view. E) Mesosetae of various sizes on abdominal segment V. F) Right submedial region of mesonotum showing range of setal socket sizes. G) Tibiotarsal pseudojoint. H) Variation in tibiotarsal seta thickness and ciliation. I) Tibiotarsal setae and location of smooth subapical seta. Inset: closeup of smooth seta. All scales are in \u039cm.", 
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