Figure 2 in Diet of understorey birds in two Atlantic Forest areas of southeast Brazil

Figure 2. Principal structures observed in the faecal contents of the captured birds: Heads of: Hemiptera Heteroptera (1), Hymenoptera non-Formicidae (2), Hemiptera non-Heteroptera (3), Formicidae (4, 5), Coleoptera Curculionidae (6), Blattariae (7), mandibles of: Blattariae (8), Hymenoptera non-Formicidae (9), Formicidae (10), Mantodea (11), Orthoptera (12), Coleoptera (13), insect larvae (Lepidoptera, 14 and 15), Coleoptera (16), Isoptera (17); others structures: thorax of Hymenoptera non-Formicidae, dorsal vision (18), wing of Hymenoptera non-Formicidae (19), body segment of Diplopoda (20), chelicerae of Araneae (21), fang of Araneae (22), abdominal extremity of Dermaptera (23), cerci (forceps) of Dermaptera (24), elytrum of Coleoptera (25), scutellum of Hemiptera Heteroptera (26), leg of Araneae (27), leg of Hemiptera non-Heteroptera (28), petiole of Hymenoptera non-Formicidae, dorsal and lateral visions (29), bones of amphibian (30), thorax of Formicidae, lateral vision (31), apodeme (internal ridge on an arthropod exoskeleton that forms the attachments for muscles and organs) of Hemiptera non-Heteroptera (32), pedipalp of Pseudoscorpiones (33); seeds of: Zanthoxylum sp. (Rutaceae, 34), Myrtaceae (35), Myrsinaceae (spherical format, 36), Loranthaceae (37), Rudgea recurva (encapsulated by forehead, 38), Psychotria sp. (Rubiaceae, 39), Psychotria suterella (Rubiaceae, 40), Urera baccifera (Urticaceae, 41), Melastomataceae (42), Miconia pusilliflora (Melastomataceae, 43), Cecropia sp. (Cecropiaceae, 44), Lauraceae (45), Alchornea sp. (Euphorbiaceae, 46), Xylopia brasiliensis (Annonaceae, 47), Talauma ovata (Magnoliaceae, 48), Casearia sylvestris (Flacourtiaceae, 49).