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Figure 17 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 17: Akrav israchanani. Chela, three basic views, showing trichobothria. Views from two paratypes, Sc. 2676 and Sc. 2678.
Figure 16 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 16: Akrav israchanani. Pedipalp femur, basal area. Left (UV photo), dorsal view showing three standard orthobothriotaxic trichobothria. Right, internodorsal view. Of particular interest, trichobothrium e is located on the dorsal surface of the femur as indicated by the dorsoexternal carina (DE ). Non-type specimen Sc. 2682 (two pedipalps, one reversed).
Figure 13 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 13: Akrav israchanani. Pedipalp patella, external view. Note, all standard 13 external orthobothriotaxic trichobothria are visible. In addition, the three ventral trichobothria are also shown on the left image. Of particular interest, the esb series slants "upwards" towards the distal aspect of the patella. Also of note, ventral trichobothrium v 2 is located directly on the ventroexternal carina (VE c), and v 3 is located on the external surface of the patella. See Fig. 15 for additional images of these trichobothria. Paratype Sc. 2676 (386) and non-type specimen Sc. 2682 (148).
Figure 10 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 10: Akrav israchanani. Miscellaneous metasomal segments and telson from six specimens. Last mesosomal segment and metasomal segment I: Paratype Sc. 2675 (344). Metasomal segments: paratypes Sc. 2674 (317-318), Sc. 2675 (354, 358), non-type specimen Sc. 2682 (163). Telson: holotype Sc. 2673 (283), non-type specimen Sc. 2682 (164). Telson and metasomal segment V: paratype Sc. 2676 (372-373), non-type specimen Sc. 2678 (442-443).
Figure 7 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 7: Akrav israchanani. Partial ventral view showing sternopectinal area (203), close-up of the sternum and genital operculum (209) and close-up of pectines (205, 207) of a non-type specimen Sc. 2681. Also, a partial pectine (two distal teeth) of paratype Sc. 2674 (322); and a partial sternite with a spiracle of paratype Sc. 2675 (362). Sensorial areas are visible on all five teeth of each pecten as well as in the close-up of two partial teeth.
Figure 27 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 27: Akrav israchanani, Ayyalon Cave, Israel. Diagrammatic drawings of the right pedipalp chelal fingers showing their curvature and the distinct overlap of the enlarged highly curved fixed finger distal denticle (DD). Dorsal views (left and center), external view (upper right), and internal view (lower right). In particular, note that the DD of the fixed finger overlaps the movable finger on its inner edge. Trichobothria are identified where appropriate. FF = fixed finger.
Figure 6 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 6: Akrav israchanani. Partial ventral view showing maxillary lobes, pedipalp and leg coxae, and sternopectinal area. Non-type specimen Sc. 2681 (201).
Figure 22 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 22: Akrav israchanani, Ayyalon Cave, Israel. Embryo, ventral view showing sternopectinal area. Note both pectines are visible, the right pecten (left side) exhibits five teeth, the distal teeth 4 and 5 are somewhat out of focus.
Figure 12 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 12: Akrav israchanani. Chelal trichobothrial pattern. Composite of four specimens: non-type specimen Sc. 2682 (24, 26- 29), holotype Sc. 2673 (256), paratype Sc. 2674 (303), and paratype Sc. 2676 (387). Of particular interest, we see that trichobothrium Dt is located at the base of the fixed finger, the large gap between V2 and V3, and trichobothria Eb3, db, and dsb are petite in size.
Figure 9 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 9: Akrav israchanani. Internal view of the sternum showing the two posterior emargination processes, diagnostic of the type 2 sternum (see Soleglad & Fet, 2003: 9). The genital operculum, somewhat folded over, is seen just posterior of these processes. "Non-type" specimen Sc. 2682.
Figure 5 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 5: Akrav israchanani. Carapace from paratype Sc. 2674 (312), and various chelicerae from three specimens: holotype Sc. 2673 (251), paratype Sc. 2674 (314, 334), and non-type specimen Sc. 2682 (133, 137).
Figure 15 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 15: Akrav israchanani. Pedipalp femur and patella (UV photo), ventral view, where three ventral trichobothria of the patella are identified. Note that the ventral trichobothrium v 2 is located on the ventroexternal carina (VEc) and v 3 is located on the external surface of the patella. See Fig. 13 for additional images of these trichobothria. Non-type specimen Sc. 2682.
Figure 4 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 4: Akrav israchanani. Partial ventral (top) and dorsal (bottom) views. Non-type specimen Sc. 2678 (296-297).
Figure 3 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 3: Akrav israchanani. Various scorpion parts from four specimens: paratypes Sc. 2674 (298), Sc. 2675 (340), Sc. 2676 (368, 370), and non-type specimen Sc. 2677 (232, 233).
Figure 1 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 1: Akrav israchanani, dead specimens on cave surface, Ayyalon Cave, Israel. Photos courtesy of Israel Na'aman.
Figure 8 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 8: Akrav israchanani. Right pecten, showing five teeth (basal tooth is out of focus). Sensorial areas are visible on distal tips of teeth. Paratype Sc. 2676.
Figure 21 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 21: Akrav israchanani. Chelal finger dentition. Fixed finger on the left (non-type specimen Sc. 2682; UV photo) and movable finger on the right (paratype Sc. 2674).
Figure 2 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 2: Akrav israchanani. Top. Dorsal view showing a dismembered specimen on cave surface. Bottom. Segments from a fragmented specimen. Photos courtesy of Israel Na'aman.
Figure 11 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 11: Akrav israchanani. Legs from three specimens: holotype Sc. 2673 (286, 292), and non-type specimens Sc. 2678 (440), Sc. 2682 (140, 142, 175). pps = prolateral pedal spur, is = intersegment membrane.
Figure 25 in The genus Akrav Levy, 2007 (Scorpiones: Akravidae) revisited
Figure 25: Possible detritivore (springtail?) excrements inside and outside scorpion's metasomal segments.
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