FIGURE 3 in Systematics of Sparganothoides Lambert and Powell, 1986 (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae: Sparganothini)
FIGURE 3. Detail drawings of select genitalic characters. A. Apical and subapical modifications of the uncus: apically tapered; parallel-sided; widened; bifid; apically lobed and subapically widened; subapically widened with a single process; subapically widened with two minute processes; cordate; triangulate with a single minute process; subapically lobed and apically parallel-sided. B. Shape of the posterior margin of the socius: rounded; subtriangular; triangular. C. Fold in valva: in anterior one-fourth; near center. D. Apical and subapical modifications of the apex of the socius/gnathos complex: apically narrow and parallel-sided; symmetrically clubbed; slightly asymmetrically clubbed with slightly bilobed tip; slightly asymmetrical club without bilobed tip; asymmetrical boot-shaped; asymmetrically bilobed with one lobe subapical to the other; asymmetrically bilobed with one lobe subapical to the other; asymmetrically trilobed with one lobe subapical to the other two and broadly rounded; asymmetrically bilobed with one lobe subapical to the other and about as long as broad; asymmetrically bilobed with one lobe subapical to the other and narrow; strongly asymmetrically bilobed; slightly asymmetrical lobe splayed out and fan-shaped. E. Transtilla: without reinforcement; with an anterior facing sclerotized crease. F. Apex of aedeagus: attenuate; rounded and cleft; rounded; with a ventral sclerotized lip. G. Band of the sterigma: strongly sclerotized and bilobed; curved and bilobed; lightly sclerotized and straight. H. Signum: straight with rounded apices; curved and attenuate apically.
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