Pulvinarisca

Adult female body elongate oval, 5.8–6.6 mm long, 4.2–5.3 mm wide, fairly convex, rounded posteriorly and slightly tapered anteriorly, widest at abdomen, with slight but distinct indentation in each stigmatic area; anal cleft fairly short, about 1/6–1/7 of body length. Marginal setae spinose, each stoutly spinose with distal part slightly curved and apex pointed, numbering 160–190 between anterior stigmatic clefts. Stigmatic spines clearly differentiated from marginal setae, longest stigmatic spines a little longer than shortest marginal setae. Dorsal setae short, thick and bluntly pointed. Multilocular disc-pores present around genital opening and on preceding abdominal segments. Each anal plate with spinose, nonspatulate setae along inner margin. Each claw with a denticle on widest part.

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