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Morphology of the abdominal sternal stridulitrum and tibial plectrum in Pachycorinae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Scutelleridae)

2022-12-22

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The presence of the stridulatory structures has been empirically used as a diagnostic character for Pachycorinae, but it is also present in Hoteinae and two genera of Odontotarsinae. The stridulitrum is present mostly on sternites V-VI in Scutelleridae, associated with a plectrum on the hind tibiae. These structures have been recently analyzed under scanning electron microscopy (SEM), however only nine of the twen...

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8565decb-80dc-5c36-b7ae-6fed878fcba1
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2395145/v1
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