Figure 9 in Evidence for Carboniferous origin of the order Mantodea (Insecta: Dictyoptera) gained from forewing morphology

Figure 9. Wing venation of Amorphoscelis pulchra Bolivar, 1908; in C, D, G, H, thickness of arrows indicates strength of indicated tracheae (abbreviations: ScP, posterior subcosta; CuP, posterior cubitus; AA, anterior analis). A–D, specimen NHM IWC OB 23. A, left forewing (ventral view). B, right forewing (dorsal view). C, detail of the connection of the anterior branch of posterior radius + media (RP + M) with anterior radius (RA), as located on A. D, detail of the connection of the anterior branch of RP + M with RA, as located on B. E–H, specimen NHM IWC OB 24. E–F, arrows without label indicate the origin of a branch of anterior cubitus (CuA). E, left forewing (ventral view). F, right forewing (dorsal view). G, detail of the connection of the anterior branch of RP + M with RA, as located on E. H, detail of the connection of the anterior branch of RP + M with RA, as located on F.