The molar is medial and lies immediately beside the mouth cavity. It is black. The anteriormost mouthpart, the labrum , is a small triangular green structure immediately ventral to the clypeus and dorsal to the mouth and mandibles. The mandibles are located beside and posterior to the labrum. The legs should be studied now, after the head and prothorax have been removed from the remainder of the body.
Forelegs Look at one of the forelegs .
The coxa is very large and appears to be part of the sternite. If you will grasp the leg and move it, you will see the coxa move also, thus demonstrating that it is not a sternite. The free edge of the coxa bears a fringe of white setae. The trochanter is a small triangular article at the distal end of the coxa. The femur is the long thick article extending distally from the trochanter.