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FIGURE 3 in Agrionympha, the long-known South African jaw moths: a revision with descriptions of new species (Lepidoptera, Micropterigidae)

FIGURE 3. Wing venation and head appendages, Agrionympha species: A, A. sagittella male, Hogsback; B, A. capensis male, Jubilee Ck; C, A. sagittella, hindwing front margin with apparent cross-vein between Sc1 and Sc2, R 'spur' identifiable only as a minute process on Sc2; D, A. jansella, hindwing front margin with cross vein between Sc1 and Sc2, R 'spur' forming a sizable, proximally-directed process on Sc2; E, A. sagittella, hindwing front margin with Sc1 and Sc2 separate for an unusually long distance, but unconnected by apparent cross-vein, no 'spur' identifiable; F, A. capensis female, scape and pedicel of antenna; G, A. capensis female maxillary palp. Scale line for F and G = 0.5 mm.

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