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FIGURES 1–3 in Review of the genus Scolopostethus Fieber, 1860 (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Rhyparochromidae) from Central Asia with description of a new species

FIGURES 1–3. The measurement scheme of different parts of body (1), abbreviations of the parts pygophore (2) and paramere (3) of Scolopostethus species: 1A—Head, dorsal view: DE—distance between eyes; EW—eye width; HW—head width. 1B—Head, lateral view: EH—eye height. 1C—Pronotum, dorsal view: PA—length with humeral angles; PL—medial length; LA—length of anterior pronotal lobe; LP—length of posterior pronotal lobe along midline; PW—maximal width of pronotum. 1D—Antenna: AL—antenna length; AI—length of antennal segment I; AII—length of antennal segment II; AIII—length of antennal segment III; AIV—length of antennal segment IV; AW—width of antennal segment II at midpoint. 1E—Hind leg: TI—length of tarsal segment I; TII—length of tarsal segment II; TIII—length of tarsal segment III; TW—width of hind tibia at midpoint. 1F—Body: BL—body length. 2—Pygophore: AO—anterior part of the dorsal opening; LO—lobe on the inner margin of the dorsal opening; PO—posterior part of the dorsal opening. 3—Paramere: BA—blade; BW—blade width at base; VW—ventral process width; VP—ventral process; DP—dorsal process; DW—dorsal process width; BS—base.

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Harmonization
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Access
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Reuse readiness
8
Engagement
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