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FIGURE 1 in Parergodrilus heideri Reisinger, 1925 (Annelida: Polychaeta) from a holm oak wood in an extinct volcano of southern Italy
FIGURE 1. Parergodrilus heideri in the crater of Astroni, Naples, Italy. (A), Living adult female on a Q. ilex leaf encrusted with sand and debris. (B), Location of the collecting site. Courtesy Google Earth.
FIGURE 2 in Parergodrilus heideri Reisinger, 1925 (Annelida: Polychaeta) from a holm oak wood in an extinct volcano of southern Italy
FIGURE 2. Distribution of Parergodrilus heideri in Europe. (A), Map of records (in red the new localities) Courtesy Google Earth. (B), Altitudinal distribution of records in relation to latitude (horizontal axis not in scale).
FIGURE 3 in Serapias ausoniae (Orchidaceae; Orchideae): a new species from southern Italy confirmed by morphological, cytological and molecular analyses
FIGURE 3. Comparison of whole and partitioned flower of S. ausoniae (left) and S. parviflora (right). A. Flower. B. Bract. C. Median sepal. D. Labellum. E. Lateral sepal. F. Petal. Photography R. Gennaio.
FIGURE 2. A in Serapias ausoniae (Orchidaceae; Orchideae): a new species from southern Italy confirmed by morphological, cytological and molecular analyses
FIGURE 2. A. Specimen of S. ausoniae; B. Comparison of inflorescence of S. ausoniae (right) and S. parviflora (left). Photography R. Gennaio.
FIGURE 5 in Serapias ausoniae (Orchidaceae; Orchideae): a new species from southern Italy confirmed by morphological, cytological and molecular analyses
FIGURE 5. PCoA of microsatellite data for Serapias ausoniae (asterisks), S. parviflora (sympatric population, red circles), Sardinian population (green circles), Calabrian population (yellow circles), Sicilian population (blue circles), Serapias vomeracea (squares) and S. lingua (triangles).
FIGURE 1 in Serapias ausoniae (Orchidaceae; Orchideae): a new species from southern Italy confirmed by morphological, cytological and molecular analyses
FIGURE 1. Diagram of the whole (A) and partitioned (B) Serapias flower, with measured floral and bract traits. LH= Length of hypochile; WH= Width of hypochile; LE= Length of epichile; WE= Width of epichile; LL= Length of labellum; LS= Length of sepal; WS= Width of sepal; LP= Length of petal; WP= Width of petal; LB= Length of bract; WB= Width of bract. Drawn by G. Pellegrino, 2021.
Figure 5 in Five new species of Hoplitomeryx from the Neogene of Abruzzo and Apulia (central and southern Italy) with revision of the genus and of Hoplitomeryx matthei Leinders, 1983
Figure 5. Hoplitomeryx minutus sp. nov., left p3: occlusal view. B, Hoplitomeryx minutus sp. nov., left p4: occlusal view. C, Hoplitomeryx minutus sp. nov., left m3: occlusal view. D, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., left p3: occlusal view. E, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., left p4: occlusal view. F, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., left m3: occlusal view. G, Hoplitomeryx apulicus sp. nov., right p3: occlusal view. H, Hoplitomeryx apulicus sp. nov., right p4: occlusal view. I, Hoplitomeryx apulicus sp. nov., right m3: occlusal view. J, Hoplitomeryx matthei sp. nov., left p3: occlusal view. K, Hoplitomeryx matthei sp. nov., left p4: occlusal view. L, Hoplitomeryx matthei sp. nov., left m3: occlusal view. M, Hoplitomeryx apruthiensis sp. nov., right p3: occlusal view. N, Hoplitomeryx apruthiensis sp. nov., right p4: occlusal view. O, Hoplitomeryx apruthiensis sp. nov., right m3: occlusal view. P, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left p3: occlusal view. Q, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left p4: occlusal view. R, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left m3: occlusal view.
Figure 4. A in Five new species of Hoplitomeryx from the Neogene of Abruzzo and Apulia (central and southern Italy) with revision of the genus and of Hoplitomeryx matthei Leinders, 1983
Figure 4. A, Hoplitomeryx apruthiensis sp. nov., right maxillary (SCT 59): labial view. B, Hoplitomeryx apruthiensis sp. nov., right maxillary (SCT 59): lingual view. C, Hoplitomeryx apruthiensis sp. nov., right maxillary (SCT 59): occlusal view. D, Hoplitomeryx apruthiensis sp. nov., right mandible (SCT 29): labial view. E, Hoplitomeryx apruthiensis sp. nov., right mandible (SCT 29): lingual view. F, Hoplitomeryx apruthiensis sp. nov., right mandible (SCT 29): occlusal view. G, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left maxillary (SCT 86): occlusal view. H, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left maxillary (SCT 86): lingual view. I, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left maxillary (SCT 86): labial view. J, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left mandible (SCT 20): labial view. K, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left mandible (SCT 20): lingual view. L, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left mandible (SCT 20): occlusal view. M, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left mandible (RGM 260.951): lingual view. N, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left mandible (RGM 260.951): labial view. O, Hoplitomeryx magnus sp. nov., left mandible (RGM 260.951): occlusal view.
Figure 1. A in Five new species of Hoplitomeryx from the Neogene of Abruzzo and Apulia (central and southern Italy) with revision of the genus and of Hoplitomeryx matthei Leinders, 1983
Figure 1. A, Hoplitomeryx minutus sp. nov., holotype right mandible (SCT 77): lingual view. B, Hoplitomeryx minutus sp. nov., holotype right mandible (SCT 77): labial view. C, Hoplitomeryx minutus sp. nov., holotype right mandible (SCT 77): occlusal view. D, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., holotype left mandible (SCT 177): labial view. E, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., holotype left mandible (SCT 177): lingual view. F, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., holotype left mandible (SCT 177): occlusal view. G, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., right maxillary (RGM 260.941): labial view. H, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., right maxillary (RGM 260.941): lingual view. I, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., right maxillary (SCT 70): occlusal view.
Figure 3. A in Five new species of Hoplitomeryx from the Neogene of Abruzzo and Apulia (central and southern Italy) with revision of the genus and of Hoplitomeryx matthei Leinders, 1983
Figure 3. A, Hoplitomeryx apulicus sp. nov., right mandible (RGM 260.966): labial view. B, Hoplitomeryx apulicus sp. nov., right mandible (RGM 260.966): lingual view. C, Hoplitomeryx apulicus sp. nov., right mandible (RGM 260.966): occlusal view. D, Hoplitomeryx matthei sp. nov., right maxillary (RGM 178.566): labial view. E, Hoplitomeryx matthei sp. nov., right maxillary (RGM 178.566): lingual view. F, Hoplitomeryx matthei sp. nov., right maxillary (RGM 178.566): occlusal view. G, Hoplitomeryx matthei sp. nov., left mandible (RGM 178.566): occlusal view. H, Hoplitomeryx matthei sp. nov., left mandible (RGM 261.140): lingual view. I, Hoplitomeryx matthei sp. nov., left mandible (RGM 261.140): labial view.
Figure 2. A in Five new species of Hoplitomeryx from the Neogene of Abruzzo and Apulia (central and southern Italy) with revision of the genus and of Hoplitomeryx matthei Leinders, 1983
Figure 2. A, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., left mandible (RGM 215.000): occlusal view. B, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., left mandible (RGM 215.000): labial view. C, Hoplitomeryx falcidens sp. nov., left mandible (RGM 215.000): lingual view. D, Hoplitomeryx apulicus sp. nov., right mandible (SCT 88): labial view. E, Hoplitomeryx apulicus sp. nov., right mandible (SCT 88): lingual view. F, Hoplitomeryx apulicus sp. nov., right mandible (SCT 88): occlusal view.
Figure 2 in Early eusuchia crocodylomorpha from the vertebrate-rich Plattenkalk of Pietraroia (Lower Albian, southern Apennines, Italy)
Figure 2. Skull of Pietraroiasuchus ormezzanoi (Lower Albian of Pietraroia, Italy) specimen PC-1 exposed in ventral aspect. A, photograph. B, illustration of the skull based on photographs of the specimen and drawn using Adobe Illustrator. Bottom left, magnified cervical centrum in posterior view.
Figure 10 in Early eusuchia crocodylomorpha from the vertebrate-rich Plattenkalk of Pietraroia (Lower Albian, southern Apennines, Italy)
Figure 10. Schematic drawing of the nuchal shield and dorsal armour of Pietraroiasuchus ormezzanoi up to the IXth dorsal row, based on specimen PC-2.
Figure 1. A in Early eusuchia crocodylomorpha from the vertebrate-rich Plattenkalk of Pietraroia (Lower Albian, southern Apennines, Italy)
Figure 1. A, Pietraroiasuchus ormezzanoi from the Lower Albian of Pietraroia Plattenkalk (specimen PC-1). B, illustration of the skeleton based on photographs of the specimen and drawn using Adobe Illustrator. Fractures have been filled in grey. Fracture 1 is original; fracture 2 is a broken area that fits perfectly in the specimen, so the centrum on both sides of the fracture is the same element. Scale bar = 150 mm. Ant, anterior; post, posterior. The cartilaginous sternal ribs are depicted in light grey. Thoracic vertebrae 1–10.
Figure 4 in Early eusuchia crocodylomorpha from the vertebrate-rich Plattenkalk of Pietraroia (Lower Albian, southern Apennines, Italy)
Figure 4. Skull of Pietraroiasuchus ormezzanoi from the Lower Albian of Pietraroia (specimen PC-2). A, photograph. B, illustration of the skull based on photographs of the specimen and drawn using Adobe Illustrator.
Figure 8 in Early eusuchia crocodylomorpha from the vertebrate-rich Plattenkalk of Pietraroia (Lower Albian, southern Apennines, Italy)
Figure 8. Axial column of Pietraroiasuchus ormezzanoi. A, biconvex first caudal. B, lumbar vertebrae. C, thoracic vertebrae. Scale bar is in centimetres.
Figure 5 in Early eusuchia crocodylomorpha from the vertebrate-rich Plattenkalk of Pietraroia (Lower Albian, southern Apennines, Italy)
Figure 5. Photograph and interpretation of quadrate and quadratojugal in Pietraroiasuchus ormezzanoi.
Figure 9. A in Early eusuchia crocodylomorpha from the vertebrate-rich Plattenkalk of Pietraroia (Lower Albian, southern Apennines, Italy)
Figure 9. A, anterior appendicular skeleton and pectoral girdle, composite figure photograph, and illustration of Pietraroiasuchus ormezzanoi. Coracoid is in internal view; humerus in ventral aspect; and scapula in internal view and note that its posterior edge is rectilinear. B, posterior appendicular skeleton and pelvic girdle, composite photograph and illustration.
Figure 11 in Early eusuchia crocodylomorpha from the vertebrate-rich Plattenkalk of Pietraroia (Lower Albian, southern Apennines, Italy)
Figure 11. Ventral osteoderms of Pietraroiasuchus ormezzanoi, specimen PC-1. The arrow points cranially.
Figure 3 in Early eusuchia crocodylomorpha from the vertebrate-rich Plattenkalk of Pietraroia (Lower Albian, southern Apennines, Italy)
Figure 3. Photograph of Pietraroiasuchus ormezzanoi (Lower Albian of Pietraroia Plattenkalk, Italy) specimen PC-2 exposed in dorsal aspect. The illustration of the skeleton is based on photographs of the specimen and drawn using Adobe Illustrator. 1, 2, and 3, ribs; I–VIII, osteoderms of the dorsal armour.
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