Parajapyx giecuevasae n. sp., the first Parajapygidae (Diplura) from the Philippines

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Philippine Journal of Systematic Biology Pub Date : 2023-04-24 DOI:10.26757/pjsb2022a16006

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Abstract

Parajapyx giecuevasae, n. sp., the first Philippine member of the Parajapygidae and the second reported Diplura from the Philippines, is described from Mt. Makiling, Laguna. It is distinct from other Parajapyx species by having the following combination of characters: mandible with five teeth and three denticles; prescutum of metanotum with 2+1 setae; tergite X with 12+1+12 macrosetae and 10+1+10 normal setae; and subcoxal organ with 4 accompanying setae, 9 glandular setae and 5 sensorial setae.

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菲律宾第一副贾蝇科(双翅目)

Parajapyx giecuevasae, n. sp.是菲律宾首个拟贾蝇科成员，也是菲律宾报道的第二种拟贾蝇，描述于拉古纳马岭山。它不同于其他的副japyx物种，具有以下特征的组合:下颌骨有五颗牙齿和三根小齿;有2+1刚毛的积膜;赤铁矿X有12+1+12粗刚毛和10+1+10正刚毛;尾下器官有4具伴生刚毛，9具腺刚毛，5具感觉刚毛。

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Philippine Journal of Systematic Biology Environmental Science-Ecology

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