Macoccus bicruciatus (Green)
- Margin
- Marginal setae: Curved posteriorly, broadening apically, with apex fimbriate
- Spiracular setae: Three setae with median seta much longer than lateral setae All setae parallel sided and bluntly pointed
- Spiracular cleft sclerotization: Present
- Dorsum
- Derm: Membranous with groups of lighter spots in the medial area.
- Dorsal setae: Very short, shorter than width of basal socket and sharply pointed
- Submarginal tubercle: Absent
- Preopercular pores: Present in 2 diverging lines of 3-6 groups
- Tubular ducts: absent
- Anal plate: Together pyriform; each plate with anterior margin considerably longer than posterior margin, outer angle rounded
- Apical setae: one pair, 2 along inner margin and one on posterior margin
- Subapical setae: Three pairs
- Fringe setae: One pair
- Venter
- Submarginal setae: Very small, straight pointed
- Interantennal setae: Three or 4 pairs
- Prevulvar setae: Three pairs
- Ventral setae: Straight and pointed apically
- Antenna: Six segmented
- Claw: Without denticle. Claw digitule broad and tarsal digitule thin
- Tibiotarsal sclerotization: Absent
- Spiracle: Without sclerotic plate
- Multilocular pores: Could not be observed
- Tubular ducts: Each with a wide outer ductule and a rather thin inner ductule in a row above anal plate
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