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Body length<nowiki>=</nowiki> 7.4–9.7 mm. ''Head''. Frons wider than ocellar t
...er in the shape of the frons and in general body shape and size. The white patterning of the scutum is less pronounced in this species.
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Body length<nowiki>=</nowiki> 9.0–10.0 mm. ''Head''. Frons wider than ocellar
...palpa glossa}}'' sp. n., but differs from both in leg colouration and wing patterning.
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Body length<nowiki>=</nowiki> 6.0–10.0 mm. ''Head''. Frons wider than ocellar
...th males considerably smaller than females. The leg colouration and scutal patterning is distinctive for this species.
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...ning, the pedicel and gaster unsculptured. All dorsal surfaces of head and body with erect or suberect fine hairs. Head and alitrunk black or blackish brow
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...or with fine superficial patterning only. All dorsal surfaces of head and body with hairs, those on the first gastral tergite more numerous and longer in
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...lptured than remainder of dorsal alitrunk. All dorsal surfaces of head and body with sparse hairs which are apparently absent from the first gastral tergit
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...ew vestigial transverse rugulae ventrally. All dorsal surfaces of head and body with hairs, but those on the first gastral tergite shorter and much sparser
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...Colour glossy dull red, the gaster darker, blackish brown to black; entire body with a polished and shining appearance.
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...the naked eye. Gaster blackish brown to black, darker than the rest of the body.
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...ole unsculptured except for superficial patterning. All dorsal surfaces of body with scattered strong dark hairs which are reddish brown to blackish; those
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...ally. Postpetiole and gaster unsculptured. All dorsal surfaces of head and body with scattered acute hairs of varying length; those on the first gastral te
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...terning which is almost effaced in places. All dorsal surfaces of head and body with scattered hairs of varying length but the holotype (and only known spe
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...ose on the first gastral tergite shorter and sparser than elsewhere on the body. Colour everywhere dark red to blackish red, in some specimens very dark in
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...m in snout-vent length and can usually be recognized by their fairly stout body shape, brownish to gray-green coloration, shiny moist skin with ill-defined
...e of the supratympanic fold, the size of the tympanum relative to the eye, patterning on the hidden surfaces of the legs, and number and position of maxillary te
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...are reduced in number on the dorsum but quite prominent on the side of the body (Fig. 5). We were readily able to confirm our identification by consulting
...of the jaw, the extent of toe webbing, the width of the toe tips, and the patterning and consistency of the skin on the throat. Additional features of the shape
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...istic black lateral stripe that extends from the eye along the side of the body all the way to the tip of the tail. Its dorsal coloration is more reddish b
...of these, from the Meleotegi River, is a form with very distinctive dorsal patterning (Fig. 19D). It was discovered while turning over flat rocks at the edge of
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...f postspiracular scale<nowiki>]</nowiki>. ''Wing'': Completely hyaline, no patterning. Base of R2–5 nearly perpendicular to R1, not at a sharp, acute angle. Fo
...ll preserved, being occluded with a reddish, crazed layer over most of the body and by similar internal fractures in the piece, as well as by a suspension
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...oss species, usually with only subtle intraspecific variation in abdominal patterning; carapace, sternum and chelicerae tan brown to reddish-brown in males, inte
{{Lead | 12 | Body size small, carapace length < 1.10 (Fig. 7); carapace relatively short, CH/
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...patterned compared to any member of ''{{Taxon name|Glauconycteris}}'' (its patterning most closely approaching the Asian vespertilionid genus ''{{Taxon name|Scot
...of the back, and one set of longer, narrower stripes on either side of the body, each commencing a little in advance of and lateral to the ends of medial s
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...oss species, usually with only subtle intraspecific variation in abdominal patterning; carapace, sternum and chelicerae tan brown to dark reddish-brown, interspe
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