Figure 2 from: Silva RS, Mejdalani G, Cavichioli RR (2015) Phylogenetic analysis of the sharpshooter genus Subrasaca Young, 1977 (Hemiptera, Cicadellidae, Cicadellini). ZooKeys 484: 53-70. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.484.9264

Figure 2 - Examples of characters for the phylogenetic analysis of Subrasaca (female genitalia). a sternite VII of Subrasaca bimaculata: convex posterior margin at median portion (character 61, state 1) b sternite VII of Subrasaca rubra: concave posterior margin at median portion (c61, s0) c Subrasaca rachelae: smooth sclerites of "inner" sternite VIII (c65, s0) with linear aspect (c66, s2; arrowed) d Subrasaca flavoornata: sclerites of "inner" sternite VIII with oblique aspect (c66, s4; arrowed) e Subrasaca flavolineata: punctuated sclerites of "inner" sternite VIII (c65, s1; arrowed) f Juliaca sp.: valvifer I subrectangular (c68, s2) g Subrasaca diminuta: valvifer I ellipsoid (c68, s4) h Subrasaca curvovittata: valvifer I gutiform (c68, s6) i Subrasaca rhienetta: valvulae I with expanded base (c69, s0) j Subrasaca constricta: valvula II with obtuse apex (c70, s0) and convex dorsal margin (c72, s0) k Subrasaca rubra: valvula II with acute apex (c70, s1), linear and indistinct teeth (c71, s1), and rectilinear dorsal margin (c72, s1).