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| Puparium shape and dimensions | length*: 7.5 mm, width: 3.5 mm, height: 3 mm; anterior end truncate, tapering posteriorly; cream to light brown in colour | length: 9.7 mm, width: 4.7 mm, height: 4.7 mm (n=2); anterior end truncate, slightly tapering posteriorly; dark brown in colour | length: 9 mm, width: 4 mm, height: 3 mm; anterior end truncate, tapering posteriorly; integument covered with small domes; light brown in colour | lenght: 15 mm, greatest width: 7 mm, height: 6.5 mm; slightly broader and higher anteriorly; anterior end dorsal surface strongly depressed and flattened, posterior end as well but not as much; dirty dark brown to blackish in colour, reddish-brown when newlyformed |
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| Mandibular hooks | robust and extensively sclerotized; without accessory teeth; in apical view separated at the apex by about same distance or less than basal width; ventral cornu bar-shaped in profile view | extensively sclerotized; with or without accessory teeth**; in apical view separated at the apex by a distance wider than basal width or about the same; ventral cornu barshaped in profile view | no data | heavily sclerotized |
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| Pupal spiracle | blackish-brown; pointed at the apical end; 0.6 mm long; apex with a granular surface; surface of the base and surface between tubercles smooth or slightly rough; tubercles randomly distributed between base and the apex | blackish-brown; pointed at the apical end; length ≈ 0.4 mm; all surface with a polygonal pattern; dorsal surface with the distal one-fifth slightly curved backwards; about 60% of the dorsal and lateral surface covered with irregularly-spaced tubercles | blackish-brown; rounded at the apical end; length ≈ 0.3 mm; surface of the whole spiracle, including surface between tubercles, with a polygonal pattern; tubercles concentrated on the dorsal surface but also present on the apex and lateral surfaces | the basal part with thick, smooth walls; slightly smaller distal part thinwalled with many small elliptical openings (tubercles) |
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| posterior respiratory process (prp) | reddish-brown; short (visible from dorsal view), much wider than long; barrel-shaped, with an annular groove at the base and another just before the spiracular plate; the outline of the spiracular plate irregular with indentations at the locations of the inter-spiracular setae | blackish-brown; extremely short (not visible from dorsal view) | red; short (slightly visible from dorsal view), much wider than long; base notably wider than apex, suddenly narrowing in the apical third, leaving a basal rim; surface of prp smooth from base to apex; area below spiracular plate with small dents | black; short (not visible from dorsal view); base surrounded by a thin narrow rim; spiracular plate bordered by a raised irregular rim |
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| spiracular openings on spiracular plate (prp) | 4 pairs; slightly curved and convoluted; clearly separated from each other | 4 pairs; irregular, complex in shape, looped slits | 4 pairs; slightly curved | 4 pairs; irregular, complex in shape, looped slits; not raised from the surface; with margins conspicuously denticulate on the outside of the curves |
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| inter-spiracular setae on the 4 pairs; each with at least 4 main 4 pairs 4 pairs 4 pairs, according to Fig. 5 in edges of the spiracular plate branches, each of which possesses Stuckenberg (1956); not described (prp) multiple sub-branches from the base to the tip of the seta |
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