Figure 5. External abdominal androconia. A, B in A survey of androconial organs in the Riodinidae (Lepidoptera)

Figure 5. External abdominal androconia. A, B, Cartea vitula (Hewitson), pale brown dorsal abdominal androconial scales and adjacent setae on hindwing (A) and androconial scales magnified (B); C, D, Theope eudocia Westwood, small dark dorsal square of androconial abdominal scales (A) and transitional area of scales magnified [androconial scales at top] (D); E, F, Theope sobrina Bates, pale dorsal abdominal androconial patches (E) and transitional area of scales magnified [androconial scales at bottom] (F); G–J, Eunogyra satyrus Westwood, dorsal (G [intact], H [scales on right lifted]) and lateral (I) views of dense basal abdominal setal clumps, and sockets of same scales magnified (J). Scale bars: B, 20 mm; D, F, 50 mm; J, 5 mm.