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Comparative Study of the Microanatomy of Four Species of Harvestmen (Opiliones, Eupnoi)

2014-03-01

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Most species descriptions of harvestmen from Central America that belong to the suborder Eupnoi are based on characters such as total body length, relative size of leg segments, coloration of the body and legs, and armature of the eye mound and dorsal scutum. Characters based on reproductive morphology and microanatomical structures are generally absent from most taxonomic works. Not surprisingly, the taxonomy of...

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582ebb53-6e2a-5011-82c7-fc5444c6aa87
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10.1603/an13109
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