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FIGURE 10 in Studies in Mexican Grasshoppers: A new species of Pedies Saussure (Acrididae: Melanoplinae) with comments on the unusual blue coloration on the abdomens of females and live specimen images for three other congenerics

FIGURE 10. Genitalia comparison of three Pedies species that appear to be the most closely related based on morphology and geography (see Table 1). External genitalia: A. P. andreae sp. nov., left lateral view; B. P. andreae sp. nov., dorsal view; C. P. capotamius, left lateral view; D. P. capotamius, dorsal view; E. P. malinchensis, left lateral view; F. P. malinchensis, dorsal view; Internal genitalia -ectophallus/endophallus: G. P. andreae sp. nov., left lateral view; H. P. andreae sp. nov., dorsal view; I. P. capotamius, left lateral view; J. P. capotamius, dorsal view; K. P. malinchensis, left lateral view; L. P. malinchensis, dorsal view. *black arrow = sheath of aedeagus, green arrow = dorsal valves of aedeagus, blue arrow = ventral valves of aedeagus [all drawings reprinted from Cigliano and Otte, 2003]

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August 15, 2018
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10.5281/zenodo.1458922
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