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FIGURE 3. SEM photographs. A in A review of Hippeutister Reichensperger with new species from California and Costa Rica (Coleoptera: Histeridae: Hetaeriinae)

FIGURE 3. SEM photographs. A. mouthparts of Hippeutister californicus. B. Antenna of H. solisi. C. Pygidium of H. californicus. D. Pygidium of H. solisi.

FIGURE 8. Lateral SEM photographs. A. Hippeutister californicus. B. H. solisi, C. H. castaneus. D. H in A review of Hippeutister Reichensperger with new species from California and Costa Rica (Coleoptera: Histeridae: Hetaeriinae)

FIGURE 8. Lateral SEM photographs. A. Hippeutister californicus. B. H. solisi, C. H. castaneus. D. H. manicatus.

FIGURE 1. Dorsal habitus photographs and drawing. A. Hippeutister californicus, n in A review of Hippeutister Reichensperger with new species from California and Costa Rica (Coleoptera: Histeridae: Hetaeriinae)

FIGURE 1. Dorsal habitus photographs and drawing. A. Hippeutister californicus, n. sp. B. H. solisi n. sp. C. H. castaneus (Lewis). D. H. manicatus (Lewis). E. H. plaumanni Reichensperger. F. H. amabilis (Wenzel) (scanned from original).

FIGURE 6. Ventral SEM photographs showing sterna. A, B. Hippeutister californicus. C. H. solisi, D, E. H. castaneus. F. H. manicatus. G. H in A review of Hippeutister Reichensperger with new species from California and Costa Rica (Coleoptera: Histeridae: Hetaeriinae)

FIGURE 6. Ventral SEM photographs showing sterna. A, B. Hippeutister californicus. C. H. solisi, D, E. H. castaneus. F. H. manicatus. G. H. plaumanni.

FIGURE 5. Dorsal SEM photographs showing pronota. A. Hippeutister californicus. B. H. solisi, C. H. castaneus. D. H in A review of Hippeutister Reichensperger with new species from California and Costa Rica (Coleoptera: Histeridae: Hetaeriinae)

FIGURE 5. Dorsal SEM photographs showing pronota. A. Hippeutister californicus. B. H. solisi, C. H. castaneus. D. H. manicatus.

FIGURES 19–23. Osakatheta yasukoae, SEM photographs. 19 in Osakatheta yasukoae, a new intertidal genus and species of athetine rove beetles (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae, Aleocharinae) from Japan

FIGURES 19–23. Osakatheta yasukoae, SEM photographs. 19—pronotum, dorso-lateral view; 20—prosternite, ventral view; 21—meso- and metathorax, ventral view; 22—elytra, dorso-lateral view; 23—claws, right mid leg.

FIGURES 1–5. Osakatheta yasukoae, SEM photographs. 1 in Osakatheta yasukoae, a new intertidal genus and species of athetine rove beetles (Coleoptera, Staphylinidae, Aleocharinae) from Japan

FIGURES 1–5. Osakatheta yasukoae, SEM photographs. 1—habitus, dorsal view; 1a—pronotum, dorsal view; 2— facies, antero-dorsolateral view; 3—head, antero-dorsal view; 4—head, lateral view; 5—head, ventro-lateral view.

FIGURE 17 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 17. Developmental stages of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. (LM). A. Parthenogenetic female (arrow points at head of female) attached to host (ZMUC CRU4872). B. Parthenogenetic female with embryos inside (enlargement of A). C. Living female in late stage of development, probably a sexual female (see Discussion), with developing abdomen (arrow) (ZMUC CRU4873). D. Live male in late stage of development (LM) attached to cephalon of harpacticoid host (ZMUC CRU4877). E. Close-up of D. Abbreviations: cephalic stylet in larval head (cs), male antennular aesthetascs (aes).

FIGURE 15 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 15. Live tantulus larvae and some developing males of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. (LM). Animals in A, B, D, F were alive when the pictures were taken. A. Tantulus larva attached dorsally to harpacticoid host (arrow) (ZMUC CRU4882). B. Three tantulocaridans at different stages of development attached to harpacticoid host (arrows); the most developed tantulus has a male inside (ZMUC CRU4885). C. Detached tantulus larva, ventral view (ZMUC CRU4887). D. Attached tantulus larva, lateral view (ZMUC CRU4884). E. Detached tantulus larva, ventral view (same specimen as in C). F. Attached tantulus larva (close-up of specimen in A). G. Lateral view of detached tantulus larva (ZMUC CRU4887).

FIGURE 16 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 16. Live females (most likely parthenogenetic) of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. in early stages of development attached to harpacticoid host (LM). A. Very early female (ZMUC CRU4875). B. Later female (ZMUC CRU4883). C. Even later female (ZMUC CRU4875). D. Close-up of anterior part of cephalon in B showing protruding organ (arrow).

FIGURE 14 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 14. Thoracopods and urosome of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. (SEM), tantulus with developing male inside. All photos are of same specimen (ZMUC CRU4891). A. Thoracopods 1 to 6 (left side) and urosome. B. Thoracopods 1 and 2 (left side). C. Thoracopods 2 and 3 (left side). D. Thoracopods 4 to 6 (left side). E. Urosome (and abdomen). Abbreviations: abdomen (abd), thoracopods 1 to 6 (thp1–6), thorax somite 7 (t7), urosome (uro).

FIGURE 13 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 13. Thoracopods of tantulus of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. with male inside in early state of development (SEM), all photos of same specimen (ZMUC CRU4891). A. Ventro-lateral view. B. Close-up of thoracopods in A. C. Thoracopods 1 and 2 (enlargement of B). Abbreviations: endopod (en), exopod (ex), thoracopods 1 to 6 (thp 1–6).

FIGURE 11 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 11. Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. at different stages of development (SEM) (ZMUC CRU4891). A. Early tantulus that has begun to develop a male inside. B. Developing male. C. Oral disc of detached parthenogenetic female, ventral view.

FIGURE 9 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 9. Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. in different stages of development attached to harpacticoid copepod hosts (SEM) (ZMUC CRU4891). A. Three tantulocaridans on one host: one developing male (ma) and two late tantulus larvae (tan). B. One tantulocarid attached to a copepod host: one developing male (ma). C. Three tantulocaridans on one host: a parthenogenetic female (fe), a developing male (ma), and a tantulus larva (tan).

FIGURE 8 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 8. Harpacticoid host with attached developing male of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. within trunk sac of tantulus larva (SEM) (ZMUC CRU4891). A. Dorsal view of host and developing tantulocarid male. B. Dorsal view of developing male, enlargement of A. C. Cephalon and thoracic tergites, enlargement of B. Abbreviations: thoracic somites 1 to 6 (t1-t6)

FIGURE 7 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 7. Adults of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. A. Male developing inside the trunk sac of a tantulus larva, lateral view (drawn from ZMUC CRU4877). B. Parthenogenetic female with eggs, lateral view (drawn from ZMUC CRU4872). Abbreviations: aesthestascs (aes), cephalic stylet (cs), eggs (egg), pores in head shield (ph), protruding organ (po), tubular structures (ts), umbilical cord-like organ (uc).

FIGURE 6. Thoracopods 5 and 6 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 6. Thoracopods 5 and 6 of tantulus larva of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov., right and left side, seen from anterior (drawn from ZMUC CRU4887). A. Thoracopods 5. B. Thoracopods 6. Abbreviations: endopod (en), exopod (ex), medial endite (me), protopod (pro), spine on protopod (ps), spine on exopod (sex), spine on medial endite (sme), spatulate process (sp). The denticles on the setae, the spines on the exopods, and the spines on the protopods were not seen in the light microscope, but only observed on pictures obtained by SEM.

FIGURE 5. Thoracopods 1 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 5. Thoracopods 1 to 4 of tantulus larva of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov., right and left, seen from anterior (drawn from ZMUC CRU4887). A. Thoracopods 1. B. Thoracopods 2. C. Thoracopods 3. D. Thoracopods 4. E. Thoracopods 5. F. Thoracopods 6. Abbreviations: endopod (en), exopod (ex), medial endite (me), protopod (pro), spine on protopod (ps), spines on medial endite (sme), spine on exopod (sex), spatulate process (sp). The denticles on the setae, the spines on the exopods, and the spines on the protopods were not seen in the light microscope, but only observed on pictures obtained by SEM.

FIGURE 3 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 3. Tantulus larva of Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov., external morphology (drawn from ZMUC CRU4882 and ZMUC CRU4889). A. Dorsal view. B. Lateral view. C. Urosome and urosomal setation, dorsal view. Abbreviations: caudal rami (cr), 'w-shaped' serrated edge (sew), serrated edges (se), long setae (ls), oral disc (od), short setae (ss), thoracic somites 1 to 7 (t1-t7), transverse lamellae (tl). See text for pore nomenclature. Setae on caudal rami are not shown at full length, but are cut off as indicated by the small bars.

FIGURE 1 in The tantulocarid genus Arcticotantalus removed from Basipodellidae into Deoterthridae (Crustacea: Maxillopoda) after the description of a new species from Greenland, with first live photographs and an overview of the class

FIGURE 1. Localities where mud samples were collected, Iqpik and Kuanit. x marks the sampling stations. Arcticotantulus kristenseni sp. nov. were only found at the fishing ground at Iqpik.