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Fig. 17 in A review of Ripiphoridae in the Arabian Peninsula (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea)
Fig. 17. Flowering bush Aerva javanica in Wadi Wurayah with Macrosiagon terminata (Laporte, 1840) (inset).
Figs. 15–16. Ripiphorus arabiafelix Batelka, 2009 in A review of Ripiphoridae in the Arabian Peninsula (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea)
Figs. 15–16. Ripiphorus arabiafelix Batelka, 2009; paratypes from Lahij. 15 – male; 16 – female. Not to scale.
Figs 28-37 in Hymenoptera Tiphiidae from Arabian peninsula
Figs 28-37: Tiphia sabaea Holotype: (28) head and pronoum, dorsal aspect; (29) head, frontal sapect; (30) Pam; (31) forewing, apical half; (32) lateral 5 th sternum; (33) aedeagus, lateral aspect.; (34) gonosquama, inner lateral aspect; (35) gonosquama and gonocardo, outer lateral aspect. Tiphia cinchonae: (36) forewing, apical half; (37) gonosquama and gonocardo, outer lateral aspect.
Figs 64-67 in Hymenoptera Tiphiidae from Arabian peninsula
Figs 64-67: Pseudotiphia (Acantothiphia) saussurei Holotype: (64) fore wing apical half; (65) 3 rd, 4 th and 5 th sterna, lateral outline; (66) gonosquama; (67) aedeagus, lateral aspect.
Figs 18-27 in Hymenoptera Tiphiidae from Arabian peninsula
Figs 18-27: Poecilotiphia nitens. (Holotype): (18) head, frontal aspect; (19) head, ventral aspect; (20) palpi; (21) wings. Tiphia elachia (Holotype): (22) head, dorsal aspect (23) head, frontal aspect; (24) labrum, frontal aspect; (25) pronotum and Sc1 dorsal aspect; (26) forewing; (27) hind tibia and basal tarsomerus.
Figs 1-17 in Hymenoptera Tiphiidae from Arabian peninsula
Figs 1-17: Anthobosca aspilosoma. Holotype: (1) head, frontal aspect; (2) flagellum; (3) labrum, frontal aspect; (4) palpi; (5) pronotum, dorsal aspect; (6) foretibila spur. (7) hind tibia, inner (back) aspect; (8) basal hind tarsomerus; (9) wings. (Paratype): (10) head and pronotum, dorsal aspect; (11) head, frontal aspect; (12) labrum, frontal aspect; (13) foretibila spur; (14) wings; (15) apical terga, dorsal aspect; (16) gonosquama; (17) volsella.
Figs 53-63 in Hymenoptera Tiphiidae from Arabian peninsula
Figs 53-63: Pseudotiphia inopinata Holotype: (53) labrum, frontal aspect; (54) fore wing, apical half; (55) apex of mid tibia, inner aspect; (56) apex of hind tibia, inner aspect. Paratype: (57) head, frontal aspect; (58) head, PoG area, antero ventral aspect; (59) labrum, frontal aspect; (60) fore wing, apical half; (61) 5th sternum, lateroventral aspect; (62) gonosquama; (63) aedeagus, lateral aspect.
FIGURES 4–9 in Allodapine Bees in the Arabian Peninsula (Hymenoptera: Apidae): A New Species of Braunsapis from the Sarawat Mountains, with an Overview of the Arabian Fauna
FIGURES 4–9. Male terminalia of Braunsapis alqarnii Engel and Michener, new species. 4. Hind leg, small arrow indicates weakly concave, polished, asetose area just apical of metafemoral tubercle. 5. Eighth metasomal tergum (genital chamber roof). 6. Fused and hidden seventh and eighth metasomal sterna. 7. Genital capsule, dorsal view. 8. Genital capsule, lateral view. 9. Genital capsule, ventral view. LAP = lateral apical process of gonocoxite; MVAP = medioventral apical process of gonocoxite.
FIGURES 10–12 in Allodapine Bees in the Arabian Peninsula (Hymenoptera: Apidae): A New Species of Braunsapis from the Sarawat Mountains, with an Overview of the Arabian Fauna
FIGURES 10–12. Female paratype of Braunsapis alqarnii Engel and Michener, new species. 10. Lateral habitus. 11. Dorsal habitus. 12. Facial aspect.
FIGURES 1–3 in Allodapine Bees in the Arabian Peninsula (Hymenoptera: Apidae): A New Species of Braunsapis from the Sarawat Mountains, with an Overview of the Arabian Fauna
FIGURES 1–3. Male paratype of Braunsapis alqarnii Engel and Michener, new species. 1. Lateral habitus. 2. Dorsal habitus. 3. Facial aspect.
FIGURES 16–18 in Allodapine Bees in the Arabian Peninsula (Hymenoptera: Apidae): A New Species of Braunsapis from the Sarawat Mountains, with an Overview of the Arabian Fauna
FIGURES 16–18. Representative species of Arabian Allodapini. 16. Braunsapis arabica Engel and Dathe, 2011, female, lateral aspect. 17. B. arabica, male, ventrolateral oblique aspect. 18. Compsomelissa boerneri Alfken, female, lateral aspect (Note: specimen is considerably faded and so many of the darkened areas of the head and mesosoma are light chestnut brown or paler).
FIGURE 19. K-T in Allodapine Bees in the Arabian Peninsula (Hymenoptera: Apidae): A New Species of Braunsapis from the Sarawat Mountains, with an Overview of the Arabian Fauna
FIGURE 19. K-T boundary (65 Ma) geography showing biogeographic connections between the Indian subcontinent and surrounding regions including the Arabian Plate. The Oman-Kohistan-Dras archipelago persisted in one form or another into at least the late Eocene and close to the time of contact between India and Asia (map reproduced with permission from Chatterjee and Scotese, 2010). Such physical connections permitted plants and animals to move between these biogeographic realms and perhaps permitted ancestral species of the mixta species group to disperse from India into eastern Arabia, while ancestors of the sarawatensis species group would have come from the connection between Africa and western Arabia. Abbreviations: Af = Africa; An = Antarctica; Au = Australia; Ke = Kerguelen Plateau; Ma = Madagascar.
FIGURES 13–15 in Allodapine Bees in the Arabian Peninsula (Hymenoptera: Apidae): A New Species of Braunsapis from the Sarawat Mountains, with an Overview of the Arabian Fauna
FIGURES 13–15. Representative species of Arabian Allodapini. 13. (top) Braunsapis arabica Engel and Dathe, 2011, female, facial view; (bottom) B. arabica, female, dorsal view. 14. (top) B. arabica, male, facial view; (bottom) B. arabica, male, dorsal view. 15. (top) Compsomelissa boerneri Alfken, female, facial view; (bottom) C. boerneri, female, dorsal view (Note: specimen is considerably faded and so many of the darkened areas of the head and mesosoma are light chestnut brown or paler).
Text-fig. 21. Palaeogene fossil mammal localities of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, highlighting the distribution of Omanitherium and other numidotheres and barytheres. in Large Mammals From The Rupelian Of Oman - Recent Finds
Text-fig. 21. Palaeogene fossil mammal localities of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, highlighting the distribution of Omanitherium and other numidotheres and barytheres.
Figs 9-16 in The genus Miscophus JURINE, 1807 in Arabian Peninsula and southern Israel with description of seven new species (Hymenoptera, Spheciformes)
Figs 9-16: (9) M. qaboosi, ♀ lateral; (10) M. qaboosi, ♀ face; (11) M. qaboosi, ♁ lateral; (12) M. chrysis, ♀ dorsal; (13) M. chrysis, ♁ face; (14) M. chrysis, ♁ genital; (15) M. pseudochrysis, ♁ lateral; (16) M. pseudochrysis, ♁ face.
Figs 17-24 in The genus Miscophus JURINE, 1807 in Arabian Peninsula and southern Israel with description of seven new species (Hymenoptera, Spheciformes)
Figs 17-24: (17) M. pseudochrysis, ♁ genital; (18) M. fuscoales, ♀ lateral; (19) M. fuscoales, ♀ face; (20) M. fuscoales, ♀ foretarsus; (21) M. fuscoales, ♁ lateral; (22) M. irwini, ♀ lateral; (23) M. irwini, ♀ face; (24) M. irwini, ♀ foretarsus.
Figs 25-32 in The genus Miscophus JURINE, 1807 in Arabian Peninsula and southern Israel with description of seven new species (Hymenoptera, Spheciformes)
Figs 25-32: (25) M. luteoabdominalis, ♀ lateral; (26) M. luteoabdominalis, ♀ face; (27) M. luteoabdominalis, ♀ foretarsus; (28) M. luteoabdominalis, ♁ lateral; (29) M. yemenensis, ♀ lateral; (30) M. yemenensis, ♀ face; (31) M. yemenensis, ♀ forewing; (32) M. yemenensis, ♀ foretarsus.
Figs 1-8 in The genus Miscophus JURINE, 1807 in Arabian Peninsula and southern Israel with description of seven new species (Hymenoptera, Spheciformes)
Figs 1-8: (1) M. pseudolusitanicus, ♀ lateral; (2) M. pseudolusitanicus, ♀ mesosoma; (3) M. pseudolusitanicus, ♀ face; (4) M. alhashmii, ♀ lateral; (5) M. alhashmii, ♁ lateral; (6) M. alhashmii, ♀ mesosoma; (7) M. alhashmii, ♀ face; (8) M. alhashmii, ♀ forewing.
Fig. 3 in Chewing lice (Phthiraptera) infesting breeding Suliformes (Aves: Aequornithes) of the Arabian Peninsula
Fig. 3. (a) Female Pectinopygus socotranus Timmermann; (b) male Pectinopygus socotranus Timmermann; (c) female Pectinopygus sulae (Rudow); (d) male Pectinopygus sulae (Rudow).
Fig. 1 in Chewing lice (Phthiraptera) infesting breeding Suliformes (Aves: Aequornithes) of the Arabian Peninsula
Fig. 1. Map of the Arabian Peninsula indicating bird collection sites: (1) Socotra cormorant; (2) Brown booby; (3) Masked booby.
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