FIGURE 15A–I in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)

FIGURE 15A–I. Further structures of L. fenestrata.—A–D. Pit structures. A,B: The different appearance of the hemispherical bulges bu in the two specimens is certainly caused by the different orientation of the posterior pit wall pw, in (A) almost vertical, in (B) inclined. C,D: The arrows point to two tubulelike structures appearing in the transparent windows of each side: above the tailpiece of the respective glandular pouch, below the end piece of a tubule; both meat in the area between the mesal ends of the transversal crest tc and the stabilising bracelet s, where the two glands possibly have their openings into the pit hole.—E,F. Left male (E) and female (F) tegmen (anteriorly at the right, posterior border below), bristles of the lightly coloured area between the dark longitudinal stripes not inserted in the center of a dark spot (arrowheads, compare with Fig. 24F–I).—G–I. Thoracal nota and tegmina. Pronotum of holotype (G), pronotum, mesonotum and tegmina of a male (H) and a female (I).—Enlargements: Same scale for G–I.—Identifications: A,D (Ma 16/7), B (Ma 16/8), C (Ma 16/20), E,G (Ma 16/19, holotype), F (Ma 16/31), H (Ma 16/21), I (Ma 16/X).