By Richard F. Darsie Jr., Ronald A. Ward
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Dorsal view of scutum: Oc. squamiger Fig. 96. Dorsal view of scutum: Oc. Palpus dark scaled (fig. 97); abdominal terga with yellowish scales forming median longitudinal stripe (fig. 98) .......................................... (in part) Oc. nigromaculis (plate 18C) Palpus with some pale scales (fig. 99); pale scales on abdominal terga never forming distinct and complete median longitudinal stripe (fig. 100) ............................................. 18 Fig. 97. Lateral view of head: Oc. nigromaculis Fig.
106. Lateral view of thorax: Oc. 5 length of the usually elongate claw (fig. 107) ................................................................................................................................... 5 or more length of claw, which is markedly curved just distal to attachment of tooth ...................................................................................... 23 Fig. 107. Foreclaw: Oc. riparius Fig. 108. Foreclaw: Oc. Hypostigmal area scaled (fig. 109); abdominal terga with many scattered yellowish scales in dark-scaled areas (fig.
0 mm ............................................ Oc. atlanticus (plate 10B) Oc. tormentor (plate 23A) Fig. 218. Dorsal view of head: Oc. dupreei Fig. 219. Dorsal view of head: Oc. Wing with many pale scales either confined to anterior veins, with some on all veins, or on alternating veins dark and pale (figs. 220, 221) .......................................................... 53 Wing veins entirely dark or with pale scales at base of vein C and sometimes Sc and R (fig. 222) ............................................................................................................................