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= (A)? a white Acarus, very active p. 23 o [[line]] dark blood-red 6-legged (?) with short hairs p. 23 oo [[line]] B. blood-red, not hexapod, ant. legs very short, scarce longer than mouth. Legs & mouth yellowish} p. 24 [[line]] A) Pale yellowish, 8-legged front lets as long as others, used as antenna [ [[male symbol]] of B?] a pair of retractile palpi-like organs each side of [[strikethrough] palpi [[/strikethrough]] snout or mouth.} p. 24 [[line]] [[symbol]] cannibals on scale White hairy adult mites. p. 53 xx [[NOTE: Should be p. 54 xx]] [[line]] Pale yellow, two long {mand. & palpi short snout between them - octopod & legs even [[line]] [[symbol]] In company with 2 larvae fun very fast, front legs = ant, which none of the others did. Very pale yellow. no thoracic division.} p. 54 (last x) [[line]] Synopsis of ^ [[insertion]] adult [[insertion]] found in or about scales of Aspidiotus couchiformis [[line]] T.O [[line]] [[end page]]
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Walsh uses x, o, oo and other symbols as margin/section markings