File:Notoedres female dorsal ventral.png
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English: Notoedres female, dorsal left, ventral right. Genus characteristics: 1- Dorsal surface has a group of setae shaped like rods, and backward pointing scales. 2- Mouthparts are short. 3- Legs 1 and 2 have small suckers on long plain stalks. 4- Legs 1 and 2 have the apodemes on their first segment joined in a Y shape. 5- Legs 3 and 4 are short and do not protrude beyond body margin; their apodemes are long and not joined. 6- Legs 3 and 4 bear long terminal setae. 7- Anus is situated dorsally. |
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