Figure 5 from: Mendez PK, Lee S, Venter CE (2018) Imaging natural history museum collections from the bottom up: 3D print technology facilitates imaging of fluid-stored arthropods with flatbed scanners. ZooKeys 795: 49-65. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.795.28416

Figure 5 Example scans of different species and life stages of Essig Museum of Entomology Trichoptera showing detail of morphological features ADolophilodesnovusamericana (Ling, 1938) ♂, CA: Marin Co., EMEC 373433 BWormaldia sp. larvae, CA: Nevada Co., EMEC 1194742 CLimnephilusfrijole Ross, 1944 genitalic dissections of ♀♂, CA: Modoc Co., EMEC 373223 D larva and E case of Yphriacalifornica (Banks, 1907), CA: El Dorado Co., EMEC 373355 FLimnephilidae pupa, no location data, EMEC 373316 GPsychoglyphaormiae ♀ (Ross, 1938), CA: Nevada Co., EMEC 373259 HPsychoglypha sp. ♀, CA: Nevada Co., EMEC 373266 and IHesperophylaxdesignatus (Walker, 1852) case, CA: Mono Co., EMEC 373246. All scans are unmodified in software (no sharpening, white balance, or color correction). Scale bar: 5mm.