Fig. 1 in Evidence for Two Male Morphs ofLuciola cerataOlivier (Coleoptera: Lampyridae) Exhibiting Distinct Mating Behavior, with Implications for Sexual Selection

Fig. 1. Locations of survey sites for Luciola cerata in Taiwan. HZ: Hualien Rui-Sui (23°35′18.8″N 121°21′ 15.5″E, Hualien county, 3/30/2006); IT: Ilan Tou-Cheng (24°50′56″N 12°47′13″E, Ilan county, 4/19/2006); PP: Taipei Pin-Shih (25°1′31.9″N 121°44′2.4 ″E, Taipei county, 4/20/2006); PS: Taipei San-Xia (24°50′09″N 121°27′08″E, Taipei county, 4/21/2006); PW: Taipei Wu-Lai (24°49′31.3″N 121°31′28.8″E, Taipei county, 4/12/2006); TF: Taoyuan Fu-Xing (24°42′58″N 121°21′ 41″E, Taoyuan county, 4/18/2006); SB: Sinzhu Bei-Pu (24°40′21″N 121°03′53″E, Shizhu county, 4/6/2006); MST: Maioli Shi-Tan (24°31′22″N 120°55′10″E, Maioli county, 4/17/2006); MSE: Maioli San-Yi (24°23′36″N 120°45′55″E, Maioli county, 4/16/2006); CT: Taichung Tung-Shih (24°16′35.8″N 120°50′41.7′E, Taichung county, 4/15/2006); NT: Tainan Tung-San (23°16′51″N 120°25′54″E, Tainan county, 4/15/2006); HS: Kaohsiung San-Min (23°15′38.7′N 120°42′6.9″E, 3/21/2006).; The circular chart for each site represents the ratio of pentagonal males (dark gray) and semi-oval males (light gray).