. Annals of tropical medicine and parasitology. Parasites. 3i8 from above, is coppery with violet reflections, and there are irregular basal patches of brassy scales on segments three and seven; broad, paired, dorsal patches, almost united in the middle, on segments four and five, and on segment six a complete broad, basal band. These brassy scales are quite conspicuous to the naked eye. Lateral basal white spots only present on last segment, not in all segments as in 5. n'ltidus. The mid legs are white scaled above on the apical three-quarters of segment two and on segment three, four and fiv
. Annals of tropical medicine and parasitology. Parasites. 3i8 from above, is coppery with violet reflections, and there are irregular basal patches of brassy scales on segments three and seven; broad, paired, dorsal patches, almost united in the middle, on segments four and five, and on segment six a complete broad, basal band. These brassy scales are quite conspicuous to the naked eye. Lateral basal white spots only present on last segment, not in all segments as in 5. n'ltidus. The mid legs are white scaled above on the apical three-quarters of segment two and on segment three, four and five, except the extreme tip of five. The larva of this species does not appear to have been described hitherto. Larva. Stage IV (fig. 2). Head broad. Mental plate with a. 001 millimeter Fig. 2. Sahethoides mtidus, Tlieo., from Manaos region. A-E—larva; F—pupa. A—mental plate ; B—dentition of mandible ; C—spines of lateral comb (branched one in lateral view); D—siphon tube ; E—part of surface of siphon tube enlarged ; F—respiratory trumpet of pupa. large median tooth and eight smaller ones on each side. Maxillae resembling those of Sabethimis undosiis as described and figured by Howard, Dyar and Knab (1915), but, left maxilla with five teeth on. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. Liverpool University Press [etc. ]
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