FIGURES 33–51 in Discovery of a second species of Aesalini from continental China, with description of the new species and its third instar larva (Coleoptera: Scarabaeoidea: Lucanidae)
FIGURES 33–51. Last abdominal tergite and ventrite and male genitalia of Aesalus zhejiangensis. 33—last abdominal tergite of male in dorsal view; 34—last abdominal tergite of female in dorsal view; 35—last abdominal ventrite of male in ventral view; 36—last abdominal ventrite of female in ventral view; 37—ninth abdominal segment of male paratype one; 38—ninth abdominal segment of male paratype two; 39—ninth abdominal segment of male paratype three; 40—penis and internal sac of male paratype one in dorsolateral view to show accessory bursa projected backwards; 41—penis and internal sac of male paratype two in dorsolateral view; 42—penis and internal sac of male paratype one in ventral view; 43—penis and internal sac of male paratype one in lateral view; 44—penis of male paratype three in right lateral view; 45—penis of male paratype three in dorsolateral view; 46—penis of male paratype three in dorsal view; 47—penis of male paratype three in left lateral view; 48—penis of male paratype three in ventrolateral view; 49—penis of male paratype three in ventral view; 50—penis of male paratype one in left lateral view; 51—penis of male paratype two in left lateral view. Scale bars 0.4 mm for all. Abbreviation: TP, tip of paramere.
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