Fig 1 in Review and reclassification of Cataglyphis (Hymenoptera, Formicidae)

<p>Fig. 1. Cladogram of the species groups of Cataglyphis. 0-9: Autapomorphies, 10-16 Synapomorphies (Plesiomorphic states in brackets). 0: Median lobe between stipes and volsella (not present); 1: stipes with a mediobasal lobe (not present); 2: cuspis with an apical extension (acute); 3: cuspis with a medioventral extension (straight); 4: lateral lobes of subgenital plate traiangular, acute (bilobed with a median part); 5: subgenital plate distally completely emarginate (bilobed with a median part); 6: subgenital plate with diverging lateral lobes (parallel); 7: subgenital plate with a deeply emarginate median part (median part simple); 8: trilobed subgenital plate (bilobed), squamula and stipes confluent; 9: sagitta with a blunt dorsal process (acute); sagitta without a serrated ventral face (serrated); 10: stipes with a confluent median appendage (no appendage present); 11: sagitta with serrated face laterally (ventrally); 12: sagitta anteriorly (ventrally) rectangular (depressed); 13: subgenital plate long, SPI &gt; 125 (short SPI &lt; 125); 14: squamula and stipes confluent (overlapping), volsella straight (cuspis bent); subgenital plate anteriorly trilobed (bilobed); 15: sagitta elongated (Figs 68-77), stipes with a mediobasal appendage, separated by a carina (no appendage present); 16: laterally, stipes separated from squamula by a membraneous part (stipes and squamula confluent), squamula overlapping stipes caudally (confluent).</p>