FIGURE 1 in The first molecular phylogeny of the weevil subfamily Lixinae (Coleoptera Curculionidae) casts doubts on the monophyly of its tribes

FIGURE 1. Rhinocyllini (A) and Lixini (B–O) weevils. A: Rhinocyllus conicus and its exit hole on Centaurea sp.; B: Larinus centaurii larva in Centaurea sp.; C–E: La. vulpes on Echinops sp.; F: Lixus albomarginatus in a pupa cell in Cakile euxina; G: Li. bardanae on Rumex sp.; H: Li. canescens pupae in Crambe sp.; I: Li. cardui on Onopordum acanthium; J: Li. filiformis in a pupal cell in Carduus sp.; K: Li. incanescens larva in Chenopodium urbicum; L: Li. myagri female before ovipositing; M: Li. pulverulentus on Lactuca sp.; N: Exit hole of Li. subtilis on Amaranthus retroflexus; O: giant Lixus sp. Localities: A–H, J–N: Ukraine; I: Russia; O: Madagascar. Images and copyright: Semyon Volovnik (A–H, J–N).