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FIGURE 11 A–M in Revision of the genus Dziriblatta Chopard, 1936 (Blattodea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae) II. The species of the subgenera Pauciscleroblatta and Monoscleroblatta
FIGURE 11 A–M. Structures of Dziriblatta (Monoscleroblatta) aglandulosa (A–K) and Dz. (M.) abdelazizi (L, M). Male tergites: A: T5; B: T6; C: T7, no gland present; D–G: left tegmen of male (D,E) and female (F,G); H–J: thoracal nota of male (H, metanotum removed) and female (I,J, showing the range of colouration); K: pronotum of a male with aberrantly light colouration, same specimen as in E. L, M: Left male tegmen of Dz. (M.) abdelazizi.—Enlargements: Same scale for A–C.—Identifications: A–D (holotype, Ma 136a/3), E,K (Ma 214/2), F (Ma 136a/6), G (Ma 136a/5), H (Ma 136a/1), I (Ma 136a/2), J (Ma 136/3), L (Ma 50/11), M (Ma 50/6).
FIGURE 3 A–O in Revision of the genus Dziriblatta Chopard, 1936 (Blattodea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae) II. The species of the subgenera Pauciscleroblatta and Monoscleroblatta
FIGURE 3 A–O. Structures of Dziriblatta (Pauciscleroblatta) habbachii, M, O female, all other figures male. A: T2, anteriorly on both sides with a trough with glandular pores (arrows); B: T5; C: T6; D: T7, with gl gland; E–G: T7 gland, f membraneous field with forceps bristles, p bilobed glandular pouch; H, I: trough with glandular pores from the left (H) or right side (I) of T2, black arrows mark the anterior, white arrows the posterior edge of the trough; J, K: glandular pores on the right side of T3 (J), and mesally on T8 (K); L, M: thoracal nota of male (L) and female (M); N, O: tegmen of male (N) and female (O).—Enlargements: Same scale for A–D, for E–G, for H,I, and for J,K.—Identifications: A (Al 32b/5), B–E,K,L (holotype, Al 32b/4), F (Al 32b/3), G (Al 32b/6), H–J (Al 32b/5), M (Al 32b/16), N (Al 32b/14), O (Al 32b/15).
FIGURE 10 A–M in Revision of the genus Dziriblatta Chopard, 1936 (Blattodea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae) II. The species of the subgenera Pauciscleroblatta and Monoscleroblatta
FIGURE 10 A–M. Structures of Dziriblatta (Monoscleroblatta) azruensis, male A–G,J,K, female H,I,L,M. A: T5; B: T6, the darker structure along the posterior broder is a remnant of the intersegmental membrane; C: T7 with gl gland; D–F: T7 gland, f forceps bristles, p bilobed pouch; G–I: thoracal nota of male (G, metanotum removed) and female (H,I showing range of pigmentation); J–M: left tegmen of male (J,K) and female (L,M).—Enlargements: Same scale for A–C and for D–F.—Identifications: A (Ma 98b/11), B (98b/11), C,J (Ma 98a/1), D (Ma 98b/10), E (Ma 98b/1), F (Ma 98a/1), G (Ma 98b/2), H (Ma 98b/13), I (Ma 98b/14), K (Ma 98b/4), L (Ma 98b/5), M (Ma 98b/6).
FIGURE 4 A–L in Revision of the genus Dziriblatta Chopard, 1936 (Blattodea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae) II. The species of the subgenera Pauciscleroblatta and Monoscleroblatta
FIGURE 4 A–L. Structures of Dziriblatta (Pauciscleroblatta) stenoptera, A–K male, L female. A: T2–4, T2 anteriorly on both sides with a narrow field of glandular pores (arrows); B: T5; C: T6; D: T7, with gl gland; E, F: posterior border of T7 (E) and T5 (F), with long bristles; G–I: T7 gland, f membraneous field with forceps bristles, p bilobed glandular pouch; J: mesal part of T8, near the anterior border with only few small glandular pores; K, L: left tegmen of male (K) and female (L).—Enlargements: Same scale for A–D, for E,F, and for G–J.—Identifications: A–D,F,J (holotype, Tu 7/1), E,G (Tu 6/5), H (Tu 2/2), I (Tu 3/2), K (Tu 7/4), L (Tu 7/5).
FIGURE 7 in Austroectobius invunche: new genus and species of Ectobiidae for Chile (Insecta, Blattaria)
FIGURE 7. Austroectobius invunche sp. nov., female genitalia. Abbreviations: Pt, paratergite; ltst. IX, laterosternite IX; v. III, third valve; v. I, first valve; sppl, spermathecal plate; vlf. Ia, first valvifer arm; bsv, basivalvula; st. IX, sternite IX; sgpl, subgenital plate; inst. f, intersternal folk; pp, paraproct; c, cercus; X, tergum X. Scale bar = 1mm.
FIGURE 4 in Austroectobius invunche: new genus and species of Ectobiidae for Chile (Insecta, Blattaria)
FIGURE 4. Austroectobius invunche sp. nov., male holotype: a, subgenital plate, dorsal view; b, supra-anal plate; dorsal view c, paraprocts, ventral view; d, left style. Scale bars: a = 1mm; b, c = 0.5mm; d = 100µm.
FIGURE 1 in Austroectobius invunche: new genus and species of Ectobiidae for Chile (Insecta, Blattaria)
FIGURE 1. Austroectobius males (above) and females (below). A. invunche sp. nov.: a, holotype, dorsal and b, ventral view; c, male paratype, dorsal view; d, female paratype dorsal view; e, ventral view; f, Austroectobius sp. dorsal view. Scale bar = 2mm.
FIGURE 38 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 38. Localities and their numbers of the species of Luridiblatta ocurring in Portugal, Southern Spain and Morocco. Numbers of Portugal and Spain: 1–4 earlier reports, determined as L. trivittata; 5–11, material of Álvaro Pérez; 38, 39, 45, 47, 48, author's material; Morocco: authors material, except the unnumbered dot at the northwestern coast representing a specimen from the M. Brussels.
FIGURE 36 A–K in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 36 A–K. Characters of the genus Luridiblatta and its species groups.—A,B. Colouration of thoracal nota in halfgrown or older larvae of Luridiblatta. Meso- and metanotum in the species of the beybienkoi-group (B, L. beybienkoi) as compared to the other two species groups (A, L. trivittata) with two more dark patches (arrow).—C,D. Bristles on T5 in the species of the longitubulata- and trivittatagroup (C, L. trivittata) mainly large and of spatular shape, with clavate tip, in the beybienkoi-group (D, L. graeca) small, with acute tip.—E,F. Female terminalia of L. vesiculosa, with genital sclerites, ventral view, posterior on top. Dorsal complex (E), with c cerci, pp paraprocts, v valves of ovipositor, bd, bv dorsal, ventral basivalvular sclerites; right (bd) much longer than left one, median part by (bv) covered. Ventral complex (F): laterosternal shelf ls, with relatively long arms a, right one apically damaged.—G,H. Male subgenital plate S9 (G), with genital sclerites (except the hook), dorsal view: anterior apodemes aa, endophallus apodeme ea, cleft sclerite cs, R3 sclerite, and stylus s; the latter in higher magnification (H), partly covered with tiny scales.—I–K. Male terminalia of L. fenestrata, with posterior border of the supraanal plate pt, cerci c.—Enlargements: Same scale for E,F and for I–K.—Identifications: A (It 34/7), B (Is 20/2), C (Sz 7/4), D (Kr 23/2, holotype), E,F (Ma 46/3), G,H (It 34/3), I,J,K (Ma 14/12,13,11).
FIGURE 7A–N in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 7A–N. Main structures of L. longitubulata.—A–G. Male tergites. A: T1–3; B: T4; C: T5; D: T6; E: T7 with glandular pouch gp, tubules tu, and pit pi; F,G: T8, (G) anterior part in higher magnification, showing the rough cuticular structures along the anterior border.—H,I. Left tegmen of male (H) and female (I).—J,K. Hind wing lobe l with part of metanotum mt of male (J) and female (K).—L–N. Male genital hook with shaft sh, apical process of shaft ap, velum ve, and claw cl with its crest cr.—Enlargements: Same scale for A–F, and for H,I.—Identifications: A–H (Sp 45/2, holotype), I (Sp 45/10), J (Sp 45/8), K (Sp 47/15), L (Sp 39/4), M,N (Sp 45/14).
FIGURE 4A–H in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 4A–H. Structures of male T6.—A–D: Anterior deepenings ad, (A–C) from the left, (D) from the right side; in the longitubulata-group (A) without peculiar structures, in the beybienkoi-group (B–D) with a slitlike opening (arrows). E– H: Posterior deepenings pd, in the trivittata- (E,F) and beybienkoi-group (G), and their homologon mi (H) in the species of the longitubulata-group; the light oval spots are the sites where dorso-ventral muscles insert; all from the left side.—Other abbreviations: br bristles of the anterior bristle stripe, out of focus; the upper part of (ad) in (C) also out of focus.—Enlargements: Same scale for A–H.—Identifications: A (Sa 21/19), B (Cy 25/1), C (Cy 18/1, holotype), D (Is 11/1), E (Sz 7/4), F (Al 36/7, holotype), G (Is 23/1), H (Sp 45/2, holotype).
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