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FIGURES 57–64 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 57–64. Ptilocera spp., wings: P. amethystina, male (57) and female (58), P. aureopilosa sp. nov., female holotype (59), P. b e rg i James, male (60) and female (61), P. continua, male (62) and female holotype (63). P. kerteszi sp. nov., female holotype (64).
FIGURES 65–73 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 65–73. Ptilocera spp., wings: P. p a r a d i s e a, male holotype (65), P. quadridentata, male (66) and female (67), P. s i m - plex sp. nov., male holotype (68) and female (69), P. smaragdina, male (70) and female (71), P. violacea, male (72) and female (73).
FIGURES 89–94 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 89–94. Ptilocera bergi James, female, antenna (89), variability of abdominal pattern (91–92), genital furca (93–94).
FIGURE 166 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURE 166. Distribution of Ptilocera spp. in eastern part of Australasian region and Fiji: P. aureopilosa, P. be rg i and P. quadridentata.
FIGURES 33–38. Ptilocera spp. 33–34 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 33–38. Ptilocera spp. 33–34. Female prealar prominence in dorsal view, P. kerteszi sp. nov. (33) and P. smaragdina (34). 35–38. Scales on presutural area of female scutum, P. amethystina (35), P. continua (36), P. kerteszi sp. nov. (37) and P. quadridentata (38).
FIGURES 21–26. Ptilocera spp. 21. P in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 21–26. Ptilocera spp. 21. P. aureopilosa, female head in frontal view. 22–23. P. quadridentata, female lower frons (22) and male head in lateral view showing proboscis and two-segmented palpus (23). 24–26. Female palpus of F. amethystina (24), F. continua (25) and P. quadridentata (26).
FIGURES 120–127 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 120–127. Ptilocera quadridentata, female, dorsal view (120), variable pattern on abdomen (121), antenna (122), thorax in lateral view (123), female terminalia (124), genital furca (125–126), subgenital plate (127).
FIGURES 27–32. Ptilocera spp. 27–29. P in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 27–32. Ptilocera spp. 27–29. P. smaragdina, female. Palpus (27), part of thorax in lateral view showing bare area on anepisternum and prealar prominence in lateral view (28, arrow), prealar prominence in lateral view (29). 30–32. Female prealar prominence in dorsal view, P. amethystina (30), P. aureopilosa (31) and P. continua (32).
FIGURES 51–56. Ptilocera spp. P in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 51–56. Ptilocera spp. P. continua, pretarsus of female fore leg in ventral view (51). P. aureopilosa, female abdomen in dorsal view (52). P. paradisea, distal half of male abdomen in dorsal view (53). P. continua, female abdomen in lateral view (54). P. quadridentata, dorsal part of male terminalia in ventral view (55) and genital capsule and aedeagal complex in dorsal view (56).
FIGURES 15–20. Ptilocera spp. 15–16. P in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 15–20. Ptilocera spp. 15–16. P. continua, male head (15) and male ocellar tubercle in frontal view (16). 17–20. P. quadridentata, female head (17) and female ocellar triangle in frontal view (18), male lower frons in frontal view (19) and female head in lateral view (20).
FIGURES 9–14. Ptilocera spp. P in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 9–14. Ptilocera spp. P. continua, lateral projections of female 4th and 5th flagellomeres in ventral view (9). 10–13. Female antenna in lateral view, P. amethystina (10), P. continua (11), P. kerteszi sp. nov. (12) and P. quadridentata (13). 14. P. simplex sp. nov., male antennae in lateral view (14).
FIGURES 45–50. Ptilocera spp. P in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 45–50. Ptilocera spp. P. kerteszi sp. nov., female, predominantly bare discal cell (45). P. quadridentata, female, calypter (46), anterior spiracle (47), halter (48), sensillae on halter surface (49) and apical tarsomeres of fore leg in dorsal view (50).
FIGURE 164 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURE 164. Distribution of Ptilocera spp. in Oriental Region III: P. qudridentata and P. simplex sp. nov.
FIGURE 2 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURE 2. Two of the commonest species of Ptilocera in their habitat. Female of P. continua on a leaf of a Fabaceae tree (by courtesy of M. Kemal) (a) and female of P. quadridentata basking on a leaf of Musa paradisiaca (by courtesy of N. Messina) (b).
FIGURES 3–8. Ptilocera spp. 3–4. P in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 3–8. Ptilocera spp. 3–4. P. quadridentata, puparium in dorsal view (3) and in ventral view (4) (larva collected under bark of Moringa pterygosperma by J. C. H. de Meijere. Abbreviations: Apical seta (AP), anal slit (asl), dorsal seta (D), dorsocentral seta (DC), lateral seta (L), posterior spiracular open (pso), subapical seta (SAP), sternal patch (sp), ventral seta (V), ventrolateral seta (VL). The morphological terms used follow Bučánková et al. (2009). 5–8. P. continua, male antenna (5) and conjunction between 3rd and 4th flagellomeres (6), female antenna (7) and female 3rd and 4th flagellomeres in dorsal view showing sensory pits (8).
FIGURES 82–88. Ptilocera spp. 82–83. P in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 82–88. Ptilocera spp. 82–83. P. aureopilosa sp. nov., female holotype, dorsal view (82), antenna (83). 84–88. P. bergi James, male, dorsal view (84), antenna (85), genital capsule (86), aedeagal complex (87), proctiger, cerci and epandrium (88).
FIGURES 154–161 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 154–161. Ptilocera violacea., male in dorsal view (154), female in dorsal view (155), male antenna (156), female antenna (157), genital capsule (158), proctiger, cerci and epandrium (159), aedeagal complex (160), genital furca (161).
FIGURES 115–119 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 115–119. Ptilocera quadridentata, male, dorsal view (115), antenna (116), genital capsule (117), aedeagal complex (118), proctiger, cerci and epandrium (119).
FIGURES 142–153 in A review of the Oriental and Australasian Ptilocera species (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
FIGURES 142–153. Ptilocera smaragdina, female, dorsal view (142), pattern on thorax and abdomen of P. smaragdifera holotype (143), antenna (144), antenna of P. smaragdifera holotype (145), genital furca (146), genital furca of P. smaragdifera holotype (147), different abdominal pattern in females from same population: Philippines, Manila (148–153).
FIGURE 33 in Revision of Palaearctic and Oriental Necrophila Kirby & Spence, part 1: subgenus Deutosilpha Portevin (Coleoptera: Silphidae)
FIGURE 33. Known distribution of Necrophila (Deutosilpha) rufithorax (Wiedmann) (open circles; thick margins for state records only) and N. (D.) luciae Růžička & Schneider, sp. nov. (open squares; Chinese record from "Ouy-Sy" not figured) in Oriental region.
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