File:Otobius nymph lateral.png
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English: Otobius second nymph, lateral. Genus characteristics: 1- Body profile from dorsal view varies depending on feeding and stage of development, typically it shows a widely bulging anterior part and a narrower posterior part. 2- A scutum (or dorsal plate) is never present; eyes are absent. 3- Integument is covered in thick sharp setae in the form of spines; body is grey/brown. 4- Mouthparts are small and ventral. 5- No genital aperture is present (none occur in larvae or nymphs of ticks). 6- Legs are stout, plain, and end in a pair of claws. |
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| current | 23:52, 6 October 2016 | | 3,630 × 1,764 (93 KB) | Cmdrjameson | Compressed with pngout. Reduced by 44kB (32% decrease). |
| 18:30, 5 July 2016 |  | 3,630 × 1,764 (137 KB) | Acarologiste | User created page with UploadWizard |
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