tarsi
plural oftarsusspecialized
Examplesoftarsi
tarsi
Alltarsiwith pale basal bands, most marked on the hind pair.
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The relative lengths of the femora, tibiae, andtarsiof the hind leg are as follows :-46 : 55 :17.
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Fore and midtarsi, reddish brown above, paler below.
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The tibiae andtarsiare yellowish but may be blackened, more so in the hind tibiae of the female.
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Tarsishort, tapering from near the pseudo-articulation, bearing a small distal spur, and, in some specimens, a slight median protuberance ventrally.
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The effect may be due to adsorption of lipid from touch receptors on thetarsi, or to adsorption and inactivation of aggregation pheromone by the dust.
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Coxae, trochanters and femora with testaceous suffusion and the black pigmentation of tibiae andtarsimore extensive than in the first stage.
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Differing from the male in having the legs decidedly paler; the hindtarsiwith the last two segments black, the second and third with the tips only black.
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None of the adults bred showed any intermediate condition in the markings of the hindtarsi, and it would appear, therefore, that the two species are probably not intermating.
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Legs withtarsiof fore and hind legs 5-segmentedtarsi;tarsiof middle leg 5- (most species) or 4-segmented.
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Tarsiremarkable, the distal portion bulging dorsally and ventrally, tapering rapidly, bearing a spur.
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Fore and midtarsiall yellowish.
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Hindtarsidark reddish brown above, paler below.
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Tarsiending bluntly, with two spurs.
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Head, palpi, thorax, and legs fleshy-ochreous, head somewhat pinkish tinged,tarsiringed with blackish.
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