Trijuba oculata (Brain)
- Margin
- Marginal setae: Long flagellate and fimbriate
- Spiracular setae: Three with middle longer than lateral
- Spiracular cleft sclerotization: Absent
- Dorsum
- Derm: Sclerotized in grown up females with tiny bright spots and irregular clear areas.
- Dorsal setae: Dorsum with three rows of long setae in median area from anal plate to head. Short fimbriate setae scattered on dorsum
- Submarginal tubercle: Present
- Preopercular discoidal pores: present
- Tubular ducts: Absent
- Anal plate: Quadrate and with long and fimbriate discal setae
- Apical setae: Three pairs
- Subapical setae: Two pairs
- Fringe setae: Two pairs, one long and other short
- Venter
- Submarginal setae: Small flagellate
- Interantennal setae: Five pairs
- Prevulvar setae: Three pairs
- Ventral setae: Spine like
- Antenna: Eight segmented
- Claw: Without a denticle, with broad claw digitule and thin tarsal digitule
- Tibiotarsal sclerotization: Present
- Spiracle: Surrounded with sclerotic plate
- Multilocular pores: Present around anal area with ten loculi
- Tubular ducts: Absent
For host plants and geographical distribution: http://scalenet.info/catalogue/Trijuba%20oculata/
