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English: Megninia, female ventral left, male ventral right. Genus characteristics: 1- Legs end in a pulvillus. 2- Legs bear small numbers of stout setae. 3- Apodemes of both sexes are distinct but those of first coxae are not joined. 4- Third legs of males are much larger than other legs. 5- Males have a pair of terminal lobes on their idiosoma and a pair of copulatory suckers. 6- Setae on body are few but all are stout and long. |
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