Fig. 5 in Anatomy of Disguise: Camouflaging Structures in Nymphs of Some Reduviidae (Heteroptera)

Fig. 5. Holotrichius tenebrosus and Leogorrus sp. (Reduviinae): Camouflaging structures on the abdominal tergites of one 5th instar nymph of H. tenebrosus (A–C) and one fourth instar nymph of Leogorrus sp. (D, E), all external views except C (internal view). A. Trichomes that may represent shortprojection trichomes. B. Close-up of one trichome associated with a seta. C. Ductule of one trichome. D. Lateral sclerotized plate with hairlike long-projection trichomes and setae. E. Posterior margin of abdominal tergite showing transverse row of long-projection trichomes and setae.