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Figures 13–15.Photographs of slide mounted abdominal structures from holotype male of Rhipidocyrtus muiri Falin & Engel, gen. et sp. n. 13 Splayed abdomen as preserved on slide, numbered ventrites to the left, unnumbered tergites to the right 14 Enlarged detail, ventral view of tegmen 15 Enlarged detail of median lobe.
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- Ripidiinae
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- Rhipidocyrtus
- Rhipidocyrtus muiri
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- Zachary H. Falin, Michael S. Engel
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- Falin Z, Engel M (2014) Serendipity at the Smithsonian: The 107-year journey of Rhipidocyrtus muiri Falin & Engel, new genus and species (Ripidiinae, Ripidiini), from jungle beast to valid taxon ZooKeys 424: 101–116
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