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FIGURE 6 in On a new species of freshwater crab from southern China (Crustacea, Brachyura, Potamidae)

FIGURE 6. Indochinamon frontatum sp. nov. left G1 of male holotype: ventral view (A); dorsal view (B); left G2 (C). Scales, 1 mm.

FIGURE 4 in On a new species of freshwater crab from southern China (Crustacea, Brachyura, Potamidae)

FIGURE 4. Indochinamon frontatum sp. nov. male holotype (A, C); female paratype, NNU16-7472-06 (B, D). Ventral view showing anterior thoracic sternum and pleon (A, B); ventral view showing sterno-pleonal cavity with G1 in situ (C); thoracic sternum and vulvae (D). Scales, 10 mm.

FIGURE 2 in On a new species of freshwater crab from southern China (Crustacea, Brachyura, Potamidae)

FIGURE 2. Indochinamon frontatum sp. nov. male holotype, NNU16-7472-01: dorsal view (A); frontal view (B); ventral view (C). Scales, 10 mm.

FIGURE 3 in On a new species of freshwater crab from southern China (Crustacea, Brachyura, Potamidae)

FIGURE 3. Indochinamon frontatum sp. nov. male holotype: left third maxilliped (A); (B); ventral view of major cheliped (C) outer view of major chela; left second ambulatory legs (D). Scales, 10 mm.

FIGURE 1 in On a new species of freshwater crab from southern China (Crustacea, Brachyura, Potamidae)

FIGURE 1. Map showing Yunnan Province, China, and collection localities of the new species described in this study.

FIGURE 7 in On a new species of freshwater crab from southern China (Crustacea, Brachyura, Potamidae)

FIGURE 7. The phylogenetic tree of the BI and ML inferences. Bayesian inference posterior probability (PP) and maximum likelihood bootstrap (BS) are noted above and below the node (PP/BS). Asterisks indicate PP = 1.00 or BS = 100. The new species is indicated by red, and the new obtained sequences are indicated in bold.

Fig. 14. Crenobia a. montenigrina. RMNH VER. 20017.a in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 14. Crenobia a. montenigrina. RMNH VER. 20017.a, sagittal section. Photomicrograph of mouth opening shifted anteriad, and copulatory complex with dorsal loop of vas deferens.

Fig. 8 in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 8. Crenobia alpina. Transverse section through the wall of the genital atrium and the penis papilla, showing the radial muscle plates (after Micoletzky 1907).

Fig. 11. Crenobia a in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 11. Crenobia a. corsica. Photomicrographs. (A) RMNH VER. 21014.a, sagittal section, showing the large testes (B) RMNH VER. 21014.a, sagittal section, showing the large copulatory complex.

Fig. 2 in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 2. Crenobia alpina. Formation of a constriction at one of the lateral body margins, forming the first step in asexual reproduction through the process of autotomy or fission; A:early stage, B: later stage (after Steinmann & Bresslau 1913).

Fig. 13. Crenobia a. corsica. RMNH VER. 21014.a in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 13. Crenobia a. corsica. RMNH VER. 21014.a, sagittal section. Photomicrograph of penis papilla, in relation to size atrium.

Fig. 17. Crenobia a in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 17. Crenobia a. anophthalma. Photomicrographs. (A) RMNH VER. 21021.a, sagittal section, showing the three pharynges (B) RMNH VER. 21022.b, sagittal section, showing the rather large testes.

Fig. 3. Crenobia a. montenigrina. Preserved specimen showing 10 in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 3. Crenobia a. montenigrina. Preserved specimen showing 10 pharynges and the radial muscle plates around the genital atrium (after Beauchamp 1961).

Fig. 7 in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 7. Distribution of Crenobia alpina alpina in Asia Minor (from Kosswig & Ermin 1950) and C. a. montenigrina in Crete (USNM 57873, Meskla; see also Kenk (1930); localities of specimens of C. a. montenigrina on Crete examined for the present paper - see below, under Material examined; localities in close proximity, in relation to the present map, have been pooled). Filled green diamond: C. a. alpina, sexually reproducing population; filled black rectangle: C. a. montenigrina. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)

Fig. 6 in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 6. Sampling localities from: Volz (1901*); Mr´azek, 1907; Kom´arek (1920); Steinmann (1911); Hofsten (1916*, 1919); Roszkowski (1921, 1930*); Schmassmann (1923); Arndt (1922, 1926), Poli´nski (1926*); Ischreyt (1927); Beauchamp (1932); Pagast & Froese (1933*); Petersen (1935*); Ullyott (1936); Thienemann (1938); So´os (1943); Benazzi (1946, 1947); Steinb¨ock (1949*); Adlmannseder (1953*); Luther (1961*), Hoffmann (1964*); Oomen & Geelen (1966); Wegelin (1966*); van der Linden (1969); Dutrillaux & Lenicque (1971); N˘ast˘asescu (1974*); Giesen-Hildebrand (1975); Kenk (1978); Pala et al. (1980*); Van der Velde & Cuppen (1981); Witzleb (1989*); Roca et al. (1992*); Geissen (1993); Fülep (2009); Horstmann (2013*); Babalean (2017); Stocchino (2018*); Arrow (2019*); Beracko and Revajova´(2019); Oko´n et al. (2020); USNM 53404, USNM 58677: Jastrebac, Serbia (C. a. montenigrina); USNM: 53400, 53401, 53402, 53403, 58673, 58674, 58675, 58676 (C. a. alpina, various localities in Slovenia and Croatia); MfN*: 6365, 7150, 725-Q, 8150, 8153, 8200, 8255, 8584, 9726, 9727 (C. a. montenegrina, various localities in Italy and eastern Europe); NBC*: localities of specimens examined for the present paper (see below, under the various taxonomic headings). Filled red circle: C. a. alpina, asexually reproducing population(s); filled blue asterisk: C. alpina, population with both sexually and asexually reproducing individuals; filled green diamond: C. a. alpina, sexually reproducing population; black cross: C. a. alpina, type of reproduction unknown; filled octagonal: C. a. corsica; filled triangle: C. a. anophthalma; filled black rectangle: C. a. montenigrina; inverted (top-down) filled triangle: C. a. bathycola. * Localities in close proximity, in relation to the present map, have been pooled. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)

Fig. 5 in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 5. Sampling localities from Dahm (1958). Localities in close proximity, in relation to the present map, have been pooled. Filled red circle: C. alpina, asexually reproducing population(s); filled blue asterisk: C. alpina, population with both sexually and asexually reproducing individuals; filled green diamond: C. alpina, sexually reproducing population; black cross: C. alpina, type of reproduction unknown. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)

Fig. 15. Crenobia a. montenigrina. RMNH VER. 20036.b in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 15. Crenobia a. montenigrina. RMNH VER. 20036.b, sagittal section. Photomicrograph of large testes, extending backwards beyond the root of the pharynx.

Fig. 1 in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 1. Crenobia alpina (A) External appearance (scale bar unavailable) (B) Detail of head with eyes (after Hauser & Heller 1983).

Fig. 9 in Biogeography and diversification of the freshwater planarian Crenobia alpina sensu lato (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida): A synthetic review

Fig. 9. (A) Crenobia a. alpina, RMNH VER. 21013.b, sagittal section, photomicrograph of copulatory apparatus showing the bright blue staining fibrous layer (B) Crenobia a. montenigrina, RMNH VER. 21020.c, sagittal section, photomicrograph of zone of myoblasts. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)