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FIGURES 341 and 342. Apsilochorema sutshanum Mart.: 



341 - foreleg, dorsal (A) and foreleg in ventral and slightly anterior 

 view (B); 342 — claw of foreleg (A), base of claw (B), distal end of 

 claw (C). 



Coxa of forelegs (Figure 34 1) oblong, rodlike, with a small, narrow, 

 beak-shaped process wedged between episternum and trochantin; this, 

 together with the position of the coxa near the margin, ensures the high 

 mobility of the forelegs. Distodorsal notch of coxa shallow; posterodorsal 

 295 seta long, situated near the margin of the notch; both anterior setae situated 

 much farther basally, strong and dark; basal seta situated near the base of the 

 segment; apical seta situated nearby and shorter; both anterior setae small and 

 situated subdorsally; a large curved setule ventrally near the base; distoventral 

 setae lost. 



Trochanter narrow at the base and completely sclerotized ventrally. 

 It has a small basal part separated by a suture; it is broadly membranous 

 dorsally and the dorsal margin of the sclerite is uniformly rounded. 

 Anterior seta small and light; posterior seta dark and long; both posterior 

 ventral setae similar, one of them situated subapically; the distal anterior 

 ventral seta is light, spinelike; middle seta situated near the posterior setae; 

 basal seta situated near the suture of the sclerite (Figure 34 1). 



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