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tergite

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tergite [′tər‚jīt]
(invertebrate zoology)
The dorsal plate covering a somite in arthropods and certain other articulate animals.
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Tergites (at) on segments I, II, VII and VIII lightly sclerotized; sternites (as) of segments II, III, IV, VII and VIII sclerotized; pleurites (ap) unsclerotized.
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