FIGURES 13–22 in Dry leaf or twig mantis? A new genus and species of Acanthopidae with sexually dimorphic cryptic strategies (Insecta: Mantodea)

FIGURES 13–22. Summary of key morphological features to distinguish Acanthops and Metilia from Metacanthops: 13, head of Acanthops erosula, female (laterofrontal view); 14, head of Metilia sp., female (laterofrontal view); 15, Head of Metacanthops fuscum n. sp., female (laterofrontal view); 16, head of Metilia sp., male (frontal view); 17, head of Metacanthops fuscum, male (frontal view); 18, pronotum of Metacanthops fuscum, female (dorsal view),19: pronotum of Metilia sp., female (dorsal view); 20, male phallic complex of Metilia sp.; 21: male phallic complex of Metacanthops fuscum n. sp; 22: male phallic complex of Metacanthops amazonica n. comb. Abbreviations: right epiphallus (rph); basisclerite (bscl); left epiphallus (lph); titillator (ti); pseudophallus (psph); hypophallus (hph); apophysis (apo). Scale bar = 1 mm.