FIGURES 14–20. Tegmen, a in Cladistic analysis of the species of Calendyma Lacordaire (1857) and Epiclines Chevrolat (1838) (Coleoptera: Cleridae: Clerinae)
FIGURES 14–20. Tegmen, a = parameres, d = dorsal sclerotized plate, f = lateral arms, g = ventral sclerotized arms. Figures 14–15. Eleale viridicollis (scale 0.5 mm), 14 = ventral view of tegmen, b = carina at the base of parameres, f = bent lateral arms; 15 = dorsal view of tegmen, e = protuberance of the lateral arm. Figure 16. Calendyma aequipunctata, dorsal view of tegmen, c = membranous area of the paramere base, d = short dorsal sclerotized plate (scale 1 mm). Figure 17. Epiclines puncticollis, dorsal view of tegmen, d = long dorsal plate of tegmen extended basally (scale 0.5 mm). Figure 18. Epiclines gayi, ventral view of tegmen, g = ventral divergent sclerotized arms, h = divergence of the ventral arms separated of tegmen base, j = V shaped deep emargination (scale 0.5 mm). Figure 19. Calendyma multiguttata, ventral view of tegmen, g = long ventral sclerotized plate, j = substraight distal margin (scale 0.5 mm). Figure 20. Calendyma chiliensis, ventral view of tegmen, g = short basal sclerotized arms, i = lateral isolated sclerotizations (scale 1 mm). Figures 21–23. Median lobe. Figure 21. Calendyma aequipunctata, central sclerotized stripe (a) and membranous flanks (b) (scale 1 mm). Figure 22. Epiclines puncticollis, uniform sclerotization (a) (scale 0.5 mm). Figure 23. Eleale viridicollis, sclerotized (a) and membranous parts (b) (scale 0.5 mm).
ShareScore
32/100
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These five areas show where the dataset supports — or may limit — practical reuse.
- Stewardship
- 8
- Harmonization
- 4
- Access
- 12
- Reuse readiness
- 8
- Engagement
- 0