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Figs. 24A–L in Revision of the genus Dziriblatta Chopard, 1936 (Blattodea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae) from North Africa, Spain, and the Macaronesian islands. I. The nine subgenera of the genus

Figs. 24A–L. Terminal structures of the male hook (neck and claw), SEM pictures. Note that the transparent structure of the velum cannot be seen in SEM. A–C: Phyllodromica maculata, A dorsal, B ventral view, C velum lobe; D, E, G: Phyllodromica brevipennis, D view from ventral right, E from dorsal, G from the right side to the back of the neck; F: Ectobius lucidus, fairly dorsal view, showing the extension of the velum (between ve and the arrow), by undue drying wrinkled; H, I: Sculptoblatta nigriventris, H dorsal, I ventral view, ve inserted at the back of the neck (arrow); J, K: Pauciscleroblatta kroumiriensis and P. spec., dorsal view, ve arising from the base of the claw; L: Monoscleroblatta spec., ventral view, ve inserted at the back of the neck. – Abbreviations: f fissure along the ventral side of the claw, k keel along the external margin of the claw, n neck, t trough of the shaft, ve velum. – Identifications: A–C (D 28/6), D, E, G (Yu 14/3), F (D 35/10), H, I (Ma 79/4), J (Al 4/7), K (Tu 6/3), L (Ma 91/3). – All figures taken from MAUS 1993.

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