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FIGS 111–132 in The Old World genera of Meloidae (Coleoptera): a key and synopsis
FIGS 111–132. (111) Sitaris muralis; (112) Stenoria apicalis (111, 112 from Bologna, 1991a). (113 –115) Head capsule: (113) Deridea curculionides; (114) Zonitomorph a sellata; (115) Synhoria cephalotes. (116, 117) Labrum: (116) Sitaris muralis; (117) Syriolytta suturifera. (118, 119) Head capsule (lateral, male): (118) Rhampholyss a steveni; (119) Rhampholyssode s pitcheri. (120, 121) Maxillary palp: (120) Morphozonitis sp.; (121) Eletica colorata. (122–125) Pronotum: (122) Deridea curculionides; (123) Megatrachelis politus; (124) Zonitis bellieri Reiche, 1860; (125) Zonitomorpha sellata. (126– 132) Antenna: (126) Ceriselma methneri (male); (127) Eolydus atripes; (128) Prionotolytta binotata; (129) Semenovilia scheri; (130) Xanthabris baluchistana; (131) Zonitis nr. nigriventris Mots., 1845; (132) Zonitomorph a sellata.
FIGS 100–110 in The Old World genera of Meloidae (Coleoptera): a key and synopsis
FIGS 100–110. (100–101) Tarsal claw (ventral below): (100) Apalus bipunctatus; (101) Zonitis ava. (102 –105) Male last visible sternum: (102) Sybaris sp.; (103) Lydomorphus dusaulti (arrow to apex of twisted last sternum); (104) Teratolytta dives; (105) Zonitis ava (penultimate sternum removed to reveal completely divided last sternum). (106, 107) Male gonoforceps (ventral): (106) Lytta nitidicollis (LeC., 1851); (107) Zonitis ava. (108 –110) Aedeagus (lateral, ventral on left): (108) Epicauta puncticollis (Mann., 1843); (109) Meloe impressus Kirby, 1837; (110) Zonitis ava.
FIGS 88–99 in The Old World genera of Meloidae (Coleoptera): a key and synopsis
FIGS 88–99. Tarsal claw (ventral below): (88) Eletica infans; (89) Alosimus armeniacus; (90) Oenas sericeus; (91) Eolydus conspicums (Waterhouse, 1889); (92) Eolydus conspicuus (detail); (93) Cabalia segetum; (94) Lytta vesicatoria; (95) Prolytta sp.; (96) Mylabris fabricii; (97) Mylabris allousei; (98) Stenodera puncticollis; (99) Zonitis ava.
FIGS 19–34 in The Old World genera of Meloidae (Coleoptera): a key and synopsis
FIGS 19–34. Head capsule: (19) Deridea curculionides; (20) Iselma brunneipes; (21) Cabalia segetum; (22) Lytta vesicatoria; (23) Oenas sericeus (Ol., 1795); (24) Epicauta sp.; (25) Psalydolytta sheYeldi (Pic, 1909); (26) Cerocoma schaeVeri; (27) C. schaeVeri; (28) C. schaeVeri (detail: a, frontal suture; b, lateral furrow); (29) Iselma brunneipes; (30) Leptopalpus rostratus; (31) Nemognatha chrysomelina (Fab., 1775); (32) Zonitis ava Fab., 1775; (33) Zonitoschema gigantea (Fairm., 1894); (34) Lydomorphu s dusaulti.
FIGS 10–18 in The Old World genera of Meloidae (Coleoptera): a key and synopsis
FIGS 10–18. (10) Physomeloe corallifer; (11) Actenodia suturifera (Pic, 1896); (12) Mylabris cincta Ol., 1795; (13) Synhoria senegalensis (Lap., 1840); (14) Allendesalazaria nymphoides; (15) Apalus necydaleus (Pallas, 1782); (16) Megatrachelus politus; (17) Zonitomorpha transgressor (Per., 1899); (18) Zonitis nana Ragusa, 1882.
FIGS 35–48 in The Old World genera of Meloidae (Coleoptera): a key and synopsis
FIGS 35–48. Antenna: (35) Iselma brunneipes; (36) Alosimus armeniacus (Faldermann, 1837); (37) Berberomeloe majalis, male; (38) Cabalia segetum (segments I and II missing); (39) Lydus marginatus (Fab., 1792); (40) Prolytta semilineata (Haag-R., 1880); (41) Oenas sericeus; (42) Cerocoma schaeVeri, male; (43) C. schaeVeri, female; (44) Actenodia distincta (Chev., 1837); (45) Hycleus lunatus (Pallas, 1782); (46) Hycleus tripunctatus (Thunberg, 1791); (47) Hycleus duedecimmaculatus (Ol., 1811); (48) Lydoceras stanleyanus.
FIGS 62 –69 in The Old World genera of Meloidae (Coleoptera): a key and synopsis
FIGS 62 –69. Mesepisterna and mesosternum (ventral): (62) Lytta vesicatoria; (63) Actenodia distincta; (64) Ceroctis exclamationis; (65) Croscherichia gilvipes (Chev., 1838); (66) Hycleus brevicollis (Baud, 1878) (a, 'scutum', b, furrowed anterior border of mesepisternum); (67) Hycleus lunatus (a, diVerentiated anterior section of mesosternum but not modied as a 'scutum'; b, furrowed anterior border of mesepisternum); (68) Mylabris fabricii (a, 'scutum'; b, anterior edge of mesepisternum lacking furrowed border); (69) Mylabris hieracii Graells, 1849 (a, scutum; b, anterior edge of mesepisternum lacking furrowed border).
FIGS 70–87 in The Old World genera of Meloidae (Coleoptera): a key and synopsis
FIGS 70–87. (70–73) Maxilla: (70) Lydomorphus dusaulti; (71) Apalus bipunctatus Germar, 1817; (72) Zonitoschema gigantea; (73) Cerocoma schaeVeri, male. (74–77) Maxillary palp: (74) Alosimus armeniacus; (75) Oenas sericeus; (76) Stenodera puncticollis; (77) Zonitis ava. (78, 79) Forefemur: (78) Berberomeloe majalis; (79) Epicauta sp. (arrow to modied area with transverse setae). (80) Teratolytta dives, male (modied apex of midtibia). (81, 82) Tarsus: (81) Eletica sp. (foreleg); (82) Oenas sericeus, male (midleg). (83–87) Hind tibia (right leg, ventral view showing apical spurs): (83) Croscherichia gilvipes; (84) Mylabris fabricii; (85) Euzonitis fulvipennis (Fab., 1792); (86) Zonitis ava; (87) Zonitis immaculata (Ol., 1789).
FIGURE 1 in A new genus and species of Sophiini Townsend, 1936 (Diptera: Tachinidae) from Brazil, with an updated key to the genera of the tribe
FIGURE 1. Lateral habitus of species in different genera of Sophiini. A. Cordyligaster fuscipennis (Macquart, 1851), ♀ from Pará, Brazil (MZSP) B. Euanthoides petiolata Townsend, 1931, ♀ from São Paulo, Brazil (MZSP). C. Euantha interrupta Aldrich, 1927, ♀ from Guanacaste, Costa Rica (MZSP). D. Neoeuantha aucta (Wiedemann), 1830, ♂ from São Paulo, Brazil (MZSP). E. Sophiella lanei Guimarães, 1982, holotype ♀ (MZSP). F. Neosophia elongata Guimarães, 1982, holotype ♂ (MZSP).
FIGURE 3 in A new genus and species of Sophiini Townsend, 1936 (Diptera: Tachinidae) from Brazil, with an updated key to the genera of the tribe
FIGURE 3. Cryptosophia aurulenta gen. and sp nov., paratype ♀ from Amazonas, Brazil (INPA). A. First instar larva. B. Spermatheca. C. Terminalia. Abbreviations: C, cercus; L, lingulae; S, sternite; T, tergite.
FIGURE 2 in A new genus and species of Sophiini Townsend, 1936 (Diptera: Tachinidae) from Brazil, with an updated key to the genera of the tribe
FIGURE 2. Cryptosophia aurulenta gen. and sp nov., holotype ♀ (INPA). A. Lateral habitus. B. Dorsal habitus. C. Head, frontal view.
FIGURES 54–59 in An illustrated key to the genera of Thripinae (Thysanoptera) from South East Asia
FIGURES 54–59. Thripinae genera. (54) Sphaeropothrips; (55) Stenchaetothrips; (56) Tusothrips pronotum to metanotum; (57) Taeniothrips euophthalmos Holotype; (58) Taeniothrips; (59) Taeniothrips pronotum.
FIGURES 45–53 in An illustrated key to the genera of Thripinae (Thysanoptera) from South East Asia
FIGURES 45–53. Thripinae genera. (45) Sciothrips; (46) Rhamphothrips sternites VI–VII; (47) Rhamphothrips ovipositor; (48) Scirtothrips tergites VI–VII; (49) Scirtothrips sternites V–VI; (50) Scolothrips; (51) Sorghothrips; (52) Simulothrips; (53) Siamothrips pronotum to metanotum.
FIGURES 34–44 in An illustrated key to the genera of Thripinae (Thysanoptera) from South East Asia
FIGURES 34–44. Thripinae genera. (34) Octothrips pronotum to metanotum; (35) Octothrips tergites VII–VIII; (36) Octothrips meso and metasterna; (37) Okajimaella; (38) Organothrips; (39) Paithrips; (40) Plesiothrips ovipositor; (41) Projectothrips tergites VII–VIII; (42) Pteridothrips pronotum; (43) Salpingothrips pronotum; (44) Megalurothrips forewing.
FIGURES 23–33 in An illustrated key to the genera of Thripinae (Thysanoptera) from South East Asia
FIGURES 23–33. Thripinae genera. (23) Filipinothrips; (24) Frankliniella pronotum; (25) Fulmekiola; (26) Fulmekiola tergites VI–VII; (27) Indusiothrips; (28) Isunidothrips tergites V–VII; (29) Limothrips tergites VIII–X; (30) Megalurothrips tergite VIII; (31) Microcephalothrips sternites V–VI; (32) Microcephalothrips prosternal setae; (33) Mycterothrips tergites VII–VIII.
FIGURES 14–22 in An illustrated key to the genera of Thripinae (Thysanoptera) from South East Asia
FIGURES 14–22. Thripinae genera. (14) Danothrips; (15) Danothrips metanotum; (16) Danothrips tergites VII–VIII; (17) Dendrothripoides tergites IV–VI; (18) Echinothrips; (19) Ernothrips sternites VI–VII; (20) Dichromothrips meso and metasterna; (21) Euphysothrips pronotum to metanotum; (22) Euphysothrips forewing.
FIGURES 1–13 in An illustrated key to the genera of Thripinae (Thysanoptera) from South East Asia
FIGURES 1–13. Thripinae genera. (1) Arorathrips; (2) Ayyaria; (3) Bathrips; (4) Projectothrips; (5) Bolacothrips; (6) Bolacothrips tergites VII–VIII; (7) Bregmatothrips tergites VII–VIII; (8) Chaetanaphothrips tergites VII–VIII; (9) Clypeothrips with detail of fore tibia; (10) Priesneriola; (11) Ceratothripoides male sternites IV–VI (12) Dichromothrips; (13) Craspedothrips tergites VII–VIII.
FIGURES 1−9. 1−4 in Nysius caledoniae Distant, 1920 (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Orsillidae) a recent introduction into New Zealand, and keys to the species of Nysius, and genera of Orsillidae, in New Zealand
FIGURES 1−9. 1−4 Nysius caledoniae: 1, male (Pukekohe); 2, male (on left) and female (Bastion Point); 3, fifth instar showing dorsal markings on head and thorax (Bastion point); 4, another view of same to show abdominal markings (body length 3.63 mm, head width 1.14 mm). 5, Nysius huttoni fifth instar (mean body length 2.52 mm, mean head width 0.78 mm) [from Eyles (1960)]. 6−9 left paramere: 6, of N. caledoniae in situ dorsal view (Auckland Botanic Gardens); 7, same when turned slightly to the left; 8, of N. huttoni dorsal view (Waipukurau); 9, same one-quarter turn to the right (attachment at bottom left).
FIGURE 9 in Description of Bathynema nodinauti gen. n., sp. n. and four new Trophomera species (Nematoda: Benthimermithidae) from the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone (Eastern Tropic Pacific), supplemented with the keys to genera and species*
FIGURE 9. Trophomera sp., male. A, B, cephalic end; C, posterior end; D, spicula. Abbreviations: l.a = lateral ala; a = amphid; v.d = vas deferens.
FIGURE 5 in Description of Bathynema nodinauti gen. n., sp. n. and four new Trophomera species (Nematoda: Benthimermithidae) from the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone (Eastern Tropic Pacific), supplemented with the keys to genera and species*
FIGURE 5. Trophomera minutissima sp. n., female, holotype. A, total view; B, genital system; C, cephalic end, lateral view; D, posterior end. Abbreviation: a = amphid.
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