File:Margaropus-female-dorsal.png
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English: Margaropus female dorsal. 1- Small ticks; body and mouthparts approximately 3mm long; colored brown. 2- Mouthparts are shorter than but same width as the basis capituli. 3- Legs are long and stout; they end in a distinct spur as well as a pair of claws and a pulvillus; males of M. winthemi have legs 3 and 4 with bulging segments. 4- Eyes are distinct in females, but indistinct in males. 5- Scutum and conscutum are plain, without colored patterns. 6- Posterior body margin has no festoons. |
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