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Figure 10 in A journey through the history of the British Chrysididae (Hymenoptera): unexpected taxonomic problems, new records and description of a new species
Figure 10. Cleptes head in dorsal, frontal and lateral views. A–C. Cleptes britannicorum sp. n., male, holotype. D–F. Cleptes semicyaneus, male, holotype. G–I. Cleptes nitidulus, male, from England. J–L. Cleptes britannicorum sp. n., female, paratype. M–O. Cleptes nitidulus, female, from Italy (topotypic locality). Arrows point to postocellar fovea and temple (Fig. D), and facial pit (Fig. E).
Figure 9. Cleptes habitus, dorsal view. A in A journey through the history of the British Chrysididae (Hymenoptera): unexpected taxonomic problems, new records and description of a new species
Figure 9. Cleptes habitus, dorsal view. A. Cleptes britannicorum sp. n., male, holotype. B. Cleptes nitidulus, male, from England. C. Cleptes britannicorum sp. n., female, paratype. D. Cleptes nitidulus, female, from Italy. Scale bars = 1 mm.
Figure 8. A. Holopyga inflammata from NHMUK. B. Holopyga ignicollis from OUMNH. C in A journey through the history of the British Chrysididae (Hymenoptera): unexpected taxonomic problems, new records and description of a new species
Figure 8. A. Holopyga inflammata from NHMUK. B. Holopyga ignicollis from OUMNH. C. Holopyga similis from OUMNH.
Figure 6. A. Cleptes aurata Panzer and B in A journey through the history of the British Chrysididae (Hymenoptera): unexpected taxonomic problems, new records and description of a new species
Figure 6. A. Cleptes aurata Panzer and B. Hedychrum regium Fabricius identified by Stephens. Cleptes pallipes and Hedychrum nobile given by an unknown author and by Linsenmaier in 1964 are misidentifications.
Figure 3 in A journey through the history of the British Chrysididae (Hymenoptera): unexpected taxonomic problems, new records and description of a new species
Figure 3. Dale's diary. A. Page with Chrysididae. B. Page with a colour legend (Photo courtesy of D. Mann).
Figure 1. A. Banks collection, drawer with Chrysididae. B in A journey through the history of the British Chrysididae (Hymenoptera): unexpected taxonomic problems, new records and description of a new species
Figure 1. A. Banks collection, drawer with Chrysididae. B. Detail of the Banks collection, with the type of Stilbum splendidum (Fabricius, 1775).
Figure 13 in A journey through the history of the British Chrysididae (Hymenoptera): unexpected taxonomic problems, new records and description of a new species
Figure 13. Cleptes metasoma in dorsal and postero-lateral views. A, D. Cleptes britannicorum sp. n., male, holotype. B–E. Cleptes semicyaneus, male, holotype. C–F. Cleptes nitidulus, male, from England. G–J. Cleptes britannicorum sp. n., female, paratype. H–K. I. Cleptes britannicorum sp. n., female, paratype.
Figure 7 in A journey through the history of the British Chrysididae (Hymenoptera): unexpected taxonomic problems, new records and description of a new species
Figure 7. Specimens from the Stephens collection at the NHMUK; habitus, dorsal view, females. A. Chrysis affinis. B. Chrysis fulminans. C. Chrysis confinis. D. Chrysis confinis. E. Chrysis micans. F. Chrysis pulchra. Scale bars = 1 mm.
FIGURE 8 in On the meaning of Cypripedium × grande (Orchidaceae) and its taxonomic history, with a new name for the nothospecies occurring in Costa Rica and Panama
FIGURE 8. Phragmipedium × talamancanum. Lankester Digital Composite Plate prepared from the holotype.
FIGURE 2 in On the meaning of Cypripedium × grande (Orchidaceae) and its taxonomic history, with a new name for the nothospecies occurring in Costa Rica and Panama
FIGURE 2. Inflorescence and leaf of Cypripedium grande, not a type (W-Rchb 40133). Courtesy of the Naturhistorisches Museum, Vienna.
FIGURE 7 in On the meaning of Cypripedium × grande (Orchidaceae) and its taxonomic history, with a new name for the nothospecies occurring in Costa Rica and Panama
FIGURE 7. Phragmipedium × talamancanum. A: habit. B: flower. C: dorsal sepal. D: synsepal. E: left petal. F: lip. G: column and lip, lateral view. H: column, lateral view. I: column, frontal view. Drawing by Sara Poltronieri from the holotype.
FIGURE 1 in On the meaning of Cypripedium × grande (Orchidaceae) and its taxonomic history, with a new name for the nothospecies occurring in Costa Rica and Panama
FIGURE 1. Holotype of Cypripedium grande (W-Rchb 40132). Courtesy of the Naturhistorisches Museum, Vienna.
FIGURE 4 in On the meaning of Cypripedium × grande (Orchidaceae) and its taxonomic history, with a new name for the nothospecies occurring in Costa Rica and Panama
FIGURE 4. Cypripedium grande var. atratum. Chromophotograpy of a plant flowered by W. S. Kimball of Rochester, New York. From Anonymous 1894.
FIGURE 3 in On the meaning of Cypripedium × grande (Orchidaceae) and its taxonomic history, with a new name for the nothospecies occurring in Costa Rica and Panama
FIGURE 3. Early illustrations of Phragmipedium × grande. A: Cypripedium hybridum grande, from Sander & Rolfe 1892. B: Selenipedium × grande, from Rolfe 1890.
FIGURE 5 in On the meaning of Cypripedium × grande (Orchidaceae) and its taxonomic history, with a new name for the nothospecies occurring in Costa Rica and Panama
FIGURE 5. Early illustrations of Cypripedium grande. A: from Reichenbach 1884a. B: from Veitch 1889.
FIGURE 6 in On the meaning of Cypripedium × grande (Orchidaceae) and its taxonomic history, with a new name for the nothospecies occurring in Costa Rica and Panama
FIGURE 6. Watercolor illustrations of Cypripedium grande, made by an anonymous painter, from a collection of orchid paintings hosted at the Peter H. Raven Library. Courtesy of the Missouri Botanical Garden.
FIGURE 10 in On the meaning of Cypripedium × grande (Orchidaceae) and its taxonomic history, with a new name for the nothospecies occurring in Costa Rica and Panama
FIGURE 10. Different specimens of Phragmipedium × talamancanum. A: Without locality data, JBL-05783. B: Without locality data, JBL-06911. C: Without locality data, JBL-05787. D: Costa Rica. Puntarenas: Coto Brus, vicinities of the Panamanian border, epiphytic on fallen tree, legunt C. H. Lankester & J. M. Lankester Hawker, 1945, JBL-07521.
FIGURES 1–5 in Note on taxonomic history, thoraco-abdominal articulation, and current placement of Millieriidae (Insecta: Lepidoptera)
FIGURES 1–5. Slide preparations of sternum II (scale bar=0.5 mm): 1. Choreutis sp. (USNM1 slide 137562); 2. Millieria dolosalis (ZMUC2 slide JR2011-77); 3. Nyx puyaphaga (USNM slide 118997); 4. Nyx viscachensis (USNM slide 118992); and 5. Phormoestes palmettovora (USNM slide 118996).
FIGURE 6 in The taxonomic research of Jules Richard on Cladocera (Crustacea: Branchiopoda) and his collection at the National Museum of Natural History, U.S.A.
FIGURE 6. Pleuroxus letourneuxi (Richard, 1888), appendages of parthenogenetic female from Bir el Nebech, Tunisia, tube DGF 962: (A) Paragnath and maxilla I. (B) Limb I. (C–D) Limb II and distal portion of its gnathobase. (E–F) Limb III and its inner portion. (G–H) Limb IV and its inner portion. (I) Limb V. Scale bars: 0.1 mm.
FIGURE 3 in The taxonomic research of Jules Richard on Cladocera (Crustacea: Branchiopoda) and his collection at the National Museum of Natural History, U.S.A.
FIGURE 3. Bosmina japonica Poppe & Richard, 1890 (junior synonym of B. longirostris), parthenogenetic female from Lake Hakone, near Yokohama, Japan, from tube DGF 905: (A) Large adult, lateral view. (B) Head. (C) Head shield, anterior view. (D, E) Rostrum, lateral and anterior view. (F–G) Lateral head pore. (H) Anterior margin of valve. (I) Mucro of typical specimen. (J) Mucro of atypical specimen. (K) Postabdomen. (L–M) Postabdominal claw, external view. Scale bars: 0.1 mm.
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