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21. Polyplax abyssinica n. sp.
Fig. 150.
Material Examined. Females only; one, the holotype, from AnH- canthis abyssinicus nubilans, Bugondo Teso, Uganda ; two from the same host, S. Bugishu, Bubulu, Uganda; one from Otomys tropicalis elgonis and Fig. ISO,— Polyplax abyssinica n. sp.: A, female; B, sternal plate; C, pleural plates; from the holotype.
Digitized by Google MONOGRAPH OF THE SUCKING LICE 231 one from CEnomys bacchante, N. Bugishu, Sipi, Uganda. All these are included in material rec...eived as a loan from the British Museum and are deposited in the collections of that institution.
Female (Fig. 150^). Length 1.2 mm. Head slightly longer than wide, slightly produced in front of the antenna; with very slight post- antennal angles but *with a distinctly constricted occipital region, the lateral margins of the hind head very slightly convex and nearly parallel.
Thorax about as long as the head, the lateral margins rather roundly convex; sternal plate (Fig. 150S) cordate.
Pleural plates (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21. Polyplax abyssinica n. sp.
Fig. 150.
Material Examined. Females only; one, the holotype, from AnH- canthis abyssinicus nubilans, Bugondo Teso, Uganda ; two from the same host, S. Bugishu, Bubulu, Uganda; one from Otomys tropicalis elgonis and Fig. ISO,— Polyplax abyssinica n. sp.: A, female; B, sternal plate; C, pleural plates; from the holotype.
Digitized by Google MONOGRAPH OF THE SUCKING LICE 231 one from CEnomys bacchante, N. Bugishu, Sipi, Uganda. All these are included in material rec...eived as a loan from the British Museum and are deposited in the collections of that institution.
Female (Fig. 150^). Length 1.2 mm. Head slightly longer than wide, slightly produced in front of the antenna; with very slight post- antennal angles but *with a distinctly constricted occipital region, the lateral margins of the hind head very slightly convex and nearly parallel.
Thorax about as long as the head, the lateral margins rather roundly convex; sternal plate (Fig. 150S) cordate.
Pleural plates (Fig.
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