Table 3 in The genus Milnesium (Eutardigrada, Apochela, Milnesiidae) in Argentina: description of three new species and key to the species of South America

Table 3 (continued). Information about pseudoplates for all species that possess them (including some new reports). The correspondence of the new row indication (present paper) and the previous by Moreno-Talamantes et al. (2019) is furnished. “-” indicates no pseudoplate reported for that row; “?” indicates unclear state.
Level along the bodyAnterior Leg I Between I–II Leg II Between II–III Leg III Behind leg III PosteriorReferenceM. beatae Tibbs et al. 2016Pseudoplates reported but without formula/drawingTibbs et al. 2016: Fig. 1b–d (UV fluorescence)M. pacificum Sugiura et al. 2020Pseudoplates reported but without formula/drawingSugiura et al. 2020: Fig. 6a–b (PCM) Fig. 6a’–b’(UV fluorescence)M. alpigenum Morek et al. 2019bPseudoplates reported but without formula/drawingMorek et al. 2019b: Fig. 1b (SEM), 1D (PCM)M. inceptum Morek et al. 2019bPseudoplates reported but without formula/drawingMorek et al. 2019b: Fig. 2d (PCM), 2E (SEM)M. krysztofi Kaczmarek & Michalczyk 2007Pseudoplates not reported but visible in figuresKaczmarek & Michalczyk 2007: Figs 2–7 (SEM, PCM)M. reductum Morek et al. 2020bPseudoplates reported but without formula/drawingMorek et al. 2020b: Only row IX– Fig. 4d (SEM)M. dornensis Ciobanu et al. 2015Pseudoplates reported but without formula/drawingCiobanu et al. 2015: Only row IX – Fig. 4c, e (PCM, SEM)M. lagniappe Meyer et al. 2013Pseudoplates not reported but visible in one figureMeyer et al. 2013: Fig. 1a (PCM)