FIGURE 3 in New species of genus Brixia Stål, 1856 (Hemiptera: Fulgoromorpha: Cixiidae) from Madagascar
FIGURE 3. Brixia herczeki sp. nov. Holotype. Forewing, SEM (A); hindwing, freehand drawing (B); abdomen, lateral view (C); third and fourth abdominal segments (sternites) with trichobothria (D); trichobothria in enlargement (E); hindleg (F). Abbreviations: as—apical spines; at—anal tube; me—metatarsus; mf—metafemur; mm—the area of microtrichia at metapleuron; mt—metatibia; ss—short spines; ov—ovipositor; wt—dense tufts of wax threads; III, IV, V—abdominal segments (sternits), third, fourth and fifth. Abbreviations: A—Anal vein (A1–A2); bc—basal cell; C—Costa vein; CuA—Cubitus anterior vein (CuA1–CuA2); CuP—Cubitus posterior vein; icu, m-cu and r-m—transverse venation; MP—Media posterior vein (MP1– MP 5); PCu—Postcubitus vein; pt—pterostigma; ScP—Subcosta posterior vein; R—Radius vein; RA—Radius anterior vein (RA1–RA2); RP—Radius posterior vein (RP1–RP3).
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- Reuse readiness
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- Engagement
- 0
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