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Figs 7–13. 7a in Phylogenetic relationships of family groups in Pentatomoidea based on morphology and DNA sequences (Insecta: Heteroptera)

Figs 7–13. 7a. Antennal segments of Megymenum sp.; 7b. antennal segments of Eumenotes obscura; 7c. flattened 2nd antennal segment of E. obscura in cross-section; 7d. antennal segments of Natalicola pallidens; 7e. flattened 2nd antennal segment of N. pallidens in cross-section; 7f. antennal segments of Phloea corticata. 8. Thaumastella namaquensis (Thaumastellidae): lygaeid type of head (Štys, 1964a); humeral angles not developed. 9. Lestonia haustorifera (Lestoniidae). Scutellum long almost attaining apex of abdomen but not covering conexivum and corium of hemelytra; base of corium expanded. 10. Canopus caesus (Canopidae), dorsal view. Well-developed scutellum, completely covering abdominal dorsum and hemelytra; spheroid form. 11. Body foliations: 11a. Phloea corticata (Phloeidae), female; 11b. Serbana borneensis (Phloeidae), male. 12. Garsauriella haglundi (Cydnidae). Corium subdivided by a medial longitudinal fracture (mlf = median longitudinal fracture). 13. Tessaratoma papillosa (Tessaratomidae). Hindwing stridulitrum. (S = stridulitrum)

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