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. 2018 May 15;(758):75–113. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.758.23019

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Diana M. Percy

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Figure 13. — Swezeyana reticulata and Swezeyana tentaculata 1^st-4^th instar immatures. A–F S. reticulata: A 1^st instar, inset detail of marginal narrow, blunt sectasetae B 2^nd instar with appearance of tubercles C detail of 2^nd instar anterior marginal and sub-marginal head setae D detail of 2^nd instar marginal tubercles on the thorax bearing simple setae towards apices E 3^rd instar, inset detail of marginal narrow, blunt sectasetae F 4^th instar, inset detail of dorsal and sub-marginal lanceolate setae with inflated and ridged bases G–J S. tentaculata: G 4^th instar, with details of marginal pointed sectasetae, and dorsal and sub-marginal simple setae with narrowly inflated and ridged bases H 3^rd instar, with detail of larger dorso-medial tubercles bearing spiral of slightly capitate rod setae; marginal pointed sectasetae, and dorsal and sub-marginal simple setae with narrowly inflated and ridged bases as for 4^th instar I detail of 3^rd instar pairs of slightly capitate rod setae near the apices of marginal tubercles on the abdomen J detail of 3^rd instar marginal pointed sectasetae, and dorsal sub-marginal simple setae.