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FIGURES 260–271. 260–261 in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 260–271. 260–261, Gena, lateral. 260, M. longicaudis*. 261, M. compressicornis. 262–264, Antenna. 262, M. tibiator. 263, M. compresscornis. 264, M. antennator, male. 265–266, Hind t4. 265, M. paeneater*. 266, M. nigriscutus*. 267–271, Metasoma and ovipositor. 267, M. opacus*. 268, M. discoidalis. 269, M. longicaudis*. 270, M. convexus. 271, M. townesi.
FIGURES 56–60. Lateral view. 56, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 56–60. Lateral view. 56, M. tenuiorbis*. 57, M. maculiscus*. 58, M. pleuriflavus*. 59, M. nigriangularus*. 60, M. elektor*.
FIGURES 51–55. Lateral view. 51, M. euryoikos. 52, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 51–55. Lateral view. 51, M. euryoikos. 52, M. apiopharkis*. 53, M. lordos. 54, M. teutonicus*. 55, M. unidentatus*.
FIGURES 76–80. Lateral view. 76, M. covarrubiasi. 77, M. grandis. 78, M. mesonotator. 79, M. jalapa. 80, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 76–80. Lateral view. 76, M. covarrubiasi. 77, M. grandis. 78, M. mesonotator. 79, M. jalapa. 80, M. maculipes.
FIGURES 189–197. Propodeum, dorsal view. 189, M. bimaculatus. 190, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 189–197. Propodeum, dorsal view. 189, M. bimaculatus. 190, M. unidentatus*. 191, M. semiaurantigaster. 192, M. occidentalis. 193, M. tibiator. 194, M. dominicanus*. 195, M. jalapa. 196, M. allomeros*. 197, M. mesonotator.
FIGURE 35 in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURE 35. Schematic representation of the phylogeny of Messatoporus showing evolution of the character 9 in Analysis 2. Gray branches represent the ancestral state displayed at top right. A slightly subapically flattened and widened (black branches) is a found in many groups within Cryptinae. It evolved a single time (black square) in Messatoporus, with a second modification to a strongly flattened antenna in the compressiornis group (white square and white branches). Triangles indicate clades with more than one terminal taxon; the black dumbell marks the "Ridges" group. The tree displayed in the figure was obtained from searches with K4.
FIGURES 213–217. Hind leg. 213, M. maculiscus. 214, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 213–217. Hind leg. 213, M. maculiscus. 214, M. complexifemur*. 215, M. jalapa. 216, M. ellipsicavus*. 217, M. paralissonotus.
FIGURES 41–45. Lateral view. 41, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 41–45. Lateral view. 41, M. citreocephalus*. 42, M. pallidus*. 43, M. laevilatus. 44, M. paraguayensis. 45, M. lissonotus.
FIGURE 32 in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURE 32. Schematic representation of the phylogeny of Messatoporus showing evolution of the character 87 in Analysis 2. Gray branches represent the ancestral state displayed at top right. The stouter, thicker ovipositor (black branches) evolved several times (black squares) within Messatoporus, and suffered many reversions (gray squares). Triangles indicate clades with more than one terminal taxon; the black dumbell marks the "Ridges" group; dotted branches indicate uncertainess about the state. The tree displayed in the figure was obtained from searches with K4.
FIGURE 33 in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURE 33. Schematic representation of the phylogeny of Messatoporus showing evolution of the character 41 in Analysis 2. Gray branches represent the ancestral state displayed at top right. The strongly swollen, fusiform fore tibia (black branches) is a convergence with Gabuniina and may have evolved one or two times (black squares), with one reversion to the ancestral state (gray square). Triangles indicate clades with more than one terminal taxon; the black dumbell marks the "Ridges" group; dotted branches indicate uncertainess about the state. The tree displayed in the figure was obtained from searches with K4.
FIGURE 31 in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURE 31. Schematic representation of the phylogeny of Messatoporus showing evolution of the character 85 in Analysis 2. Gray branches represent the ancestral state displayed at top right. The enlarged T7–8 (black branches) is a convergence with Gabuniina and may have evolved one or two times (black squares), with one reversion to the ancestral state (gray square). Triangles indicate clades with more than one terminal taxon; the black dumbell marks the "Ridges" group. The tree displayed in the figure was obtained from searches with K4.
FIGURES 36–40. Lateral view. 36, M. apertus. 37, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 36–40. Lateral view. 36, M. apertus. 37, M. aurantius*. 38, M. longicaudis*. 39, M. amarelus. 40, M. longitergus*.
FIGURES 180–188. Propodeum, dorsal view. 180, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 180–188. Propodeum, dorsal view. 180, M. concavivenus*. 181, M. teutonicus. 182, M. semialbiventris*. 183, M. orientalis*. 184, M. euryoikos. 185, M. transversostriatus. 186, M. titans*. 187, M. amplithorax. 188, M. lordos.
FIGURE 34 in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURE 34. Schematic representation of the phylogeny of Messatoporus showing evolution of the character 10 in Analysis 2. Gray branches represent the ancestral state displayed at top right. The modified, apically wide and spatular apical flagellomere (black branches) is a distinctive character of Messatoporus and evolved twice (black squares), with no reversions to the ancestral state. Triangles indicate clades with more than one terminal taxon; the black dumbell marks the "Ridges" group. The tree displayed in the figure was obtained from searches with K4.
FIGURES 139–152. Head, frontal view. 139, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 139–152. Head, frontal view. 139, M. nigriscutus*. 140, M. transversostriatus. 141, M. maculiscus. 142, M. laevilatus. 143, M. elektor*. 144, M. versicolor*. 52. 145, M. opacus*. 146, M. semialbiventris*. 147, M. lunatus*. 148, M. bimaculatus*. 149, M. andinus*. 150, M. bennetti*. 151, M. teutonicus*. 152, M. paeneater*.
FIGURES 27–28 in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 27–28. Basal groups of Messatoporus. 27, Tree from K5. 28, Tree from K6. The black square indicates a separate evolution of the ridges on dorsal valve of ovipositor.
FIGURE 240. Cladogram from trees obtained with K in <strong>Phylogeny and Revision of <em>Toechorychus</em> Townes (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of thirty-five new species</strong>
FIGURE 240. Cladogram from trees obtained with K=1 and 2 (identical). Numbered circles represent synapomorphies, with the respective character and state number. Black circles indicate the non-homoplasious synapomorphies, 152:1 and 153:1. The arrows indicate these character-states at the ovipositor illustration. Abbreviations: GABN, Gabuniina; GORY, Goryphina; LYMN, Lymeonina; MEST, Mesostenina.
FIGURES 2–4 in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 2–4. Terms for structures used in the present work. 2, Messatoporus nigriscutus. head, frontal view; aac, apical area of the clypeus; clp, clypeus; cma, clypeus maximum width; cmi, clypeus minimum width; clh, clypeus height; sca, supra-clypeal area; saa, supra-antennal area. 3, M. maculiscus; mdl, mandible length 4, M. orientalis; mls, malar space; mbw, mandible basal width; gen, gena.
FIGURES 10–13. 10, M in <strong>Phylogeny and revision of <em>Messatoporus</em> Cushman (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of sixty five new species</strong>
FIGURES 10–13. 10, M. convexus, propodeum, dorsal view; tsp, transverse sulcus of propodeum; pl, propodeum length; pw, propodeum width; amp, anterior margin of propodeum; aap, anterior area of propodeum; ps, propodeal spiracle; acp, anterior transverse carina of propodeum; pap, posterior area of propodeum. 11, M. orientalis; metasoma; T1–8, tergites 1–8; S1–8, sternites 1–8; spc, spiracle of first terhite; mdd, median depression of first tergite; trd, thiridium. 12, M. opacus, metasoma and ovipositor; ovp, ovipositor; psol, "pre-sheath" ovipositor length; os, ovipositor sheath. 13, M. nigriscutus, ovipositor tip; dvv, dorsal valve; vvv, ventral valve.
FIGURES 208–215. Distribution records. 208, T in <strong>Phylogeny and Revision of <em>Toechorychus</em> Townes (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae, Cryptinae), with descriptions of thirty-five new species</strong>
FIGURES 208–215. Distribution records. 208, T. amazonensis sp. nov., holotype. 209, T. itapuensis sp. nov., holotype. 210, T. paramaribus sp. nov., holotype. 211, T. guarapuavus sp. nov., holotype. 212, T. melgassus sp. nov., holotype. 213, T. coaracius sp. nov., holotype. 214, T. vinhaticus sp. nov., holotype. 215, T. morelus sp. nov.
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