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FIGURE 22A–M in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 22A–M. Male structures of L. habbachii and of L. spec. A.—A–H,L. L. habbachii, male holotype. A: T2,3; B: T4; C: T5; D: T6; E: T7 with glandular pit pi and pouches gp, the latter not well stretched; F: pit in more detail: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of pit opening; aw, pw anterior, posterior pit wall, the first with the strongly scerotised area sa, and a slight posterior excavation ec, the latter with a pair of hemispherical bulges bu; G,H: left tegmen, (G) lightly coloured area beween the arrows shown in (H) in more detail: bristles lost, but circular bases still visible; they are not positioned in the center of a dark spot (arrowhead); L: pronotum.—I–K,M. Luridiblatta sp. A. I–K: tegmina; (I) left tegmen, lightly coloured area between arrows shown in (J) in more detail, (K) respective aerea from the right tegmen: some of the bristle bases in the center of a—though only weakly—dark spot; M: pronotum.—Enlargements: Same scale in A–E.—Identifications:A–H,L (Al 36/7, holotype), I–K, M (Bo 1298)
FIGURE 1A–D in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 1A–D. Structures of male T6 of Luridiblatta; overview pictures to show the differences between the three species groups of the genus: A: longitubulata-, B,C: trivittata-, D: beybienkoi-group. The figure shows an exemplary selection of species of the three groups; the remaining species are similaraly depicted on Figs. 5E,F and 6A–D.—Abbreviations: ab anterior border of the tergite; ad, pd anterior, posterior deepening; arrows point to the anterior bristle stripe; mi group of lightly coloured spots indicating the insertion of dorso-ventral muscles; tr transversal ridge, not present in C,D; pr, po pre-ridge, post-ridge area of tergite.—Identifications: A (Sp 45/2, holotype), B (Sz 7/4), C (Al 36/7, holotype), D (Is 23/1).
FIGURE 12A–H in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 12A–H. Structures of L. gibberosa.—A–F. Male T7, showing the variously sized glandular pouches gp and different aspects of the pit structures: ab, bp anterior, posterior border of opening; hu hump on the anterior pit wall aw; bu hemispherical bulge on the posterior pit wall pw; bo bottom of pit (profile).—G,H. Left male (G) and female (H) tegmen (anteriorly at the right, posterior border below), bristles of the lightly coloured area between the dark longitudinal stripes not inserted in the center of a dark spot (arrowheads, compare with Fig. 24F–I).—Identifications: A (Ma 14/4), B (Ma 14/1), C (Ma 14/5), D,G (Ma 14/10), E (Ma 15/1), F (Ma 61a/1), H (Ma 14/16).
FIGURE 6A–D in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 6A–D. Structures of male T6. Continuation of overview pictures of male T6, species: L. vesiculosa (longitubulata- group), with fully developed transversal ridge tr; L. cyprica, L. beybienkoi and L. graeca (beybienkoi-group), without transversal ridge, but with ad, pd anterior, posterior deepening; fo membraneous fold; arrowhead indicates w-shaped dark line.—Identifications: A (Ma 5/1), B (Cy 18/1, holotype), C (Ty 3/1), D (Kr 23/2, holotype).
FIGURE 34 A–O in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 34 A–O. Pronotum (A–K), resp. pronotum, mesonotum and tegmina (L–O) of the Luridiblatta species designated on the corresponding figures.—Enlargements: Length of scale in all specimens 0,5 mm.—Identifications: A (Sp 45/2, holotype), B (Ma 14/6, holotype), C (Ma 5/8, holotype), D (Is 11/1), E (Is 13/4), F (Kr 23/2, holotype), G (Cy 18/1, holotype), H (Cy 23/1), I (Cy 24/1), J (Cy 29/3), K (Cy 29/2), L (Kr 20/2), M (Is 22/3), N (Sz 7/4), O (Sz 9/5).
FIGURE 11A–L in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 11A–L. Main structures of L. gibberosa.—A–E. Male tergites. A: Tergites 1–6; B,C: T7; (B) outline: glandular pouch gp and pit pi; (C) more detailed: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of pit opening; anterior pit wall aw with strongly sclerotised area sa, stabilising bracelet s, window w, hump hu, and excavation ec; posterior pit wall pw with hemispherical bulge bu; D,E: T8, (E) anterior part in higher magnification, showing the rough cuticular structures along the anterior border.—F,G. Left tegmen of male (F) and female (G).—H,I. Hind wing lobe (l) with part of metanotum (mt) of male (H) and female (I).—J–L. Male hook with shaft sh and its apical process ap, surpassing the claw cl and its crest cr, velum not visible.—Enlargements: Same scale for A,B,D, for F,G, and for J,K.—Identifications: A–E,F (Ma 14/6, holotype), G (Ma 14/16), H,K,L (Ma 14/10), I (Ma 14/15), J (Ma 14/11), K,L (Ma 14/10).
FIGURE 18A–J in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 18A–J. Structures of L. vesiculosa.—A–H. Central region of the male T7 with glandular pit showing the high variability in the shape of the posterior pit wall pw and the vesicular structures vs. A: holotype, superficial focus stacking; B: another specimen with deep focus stacking; C–H: three specimens, each with deep (C,E,G) and superficial (D,F,H) focus stacking.—Further abbreviations: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of pit opening; bu bulges of posterior pit wall; ed edge of the excavation; gp glandular pouch; s stabilising bracelet; sa strongly sclerotised area.—I,J: Left male (G) and female (H) tegmen (anteriorly at the right, posterior border below), bristles of the lightly coloured area between the dark longitudinal stripes not inserted in the center of a dark spot (arrowheads, compare with Fig. 24F–I).—Enlargements: Same scale for A–H.— Identifications: A,I (Ma 5/8, holotype), B (Ma 3/3), C,D (Ma 6 /4), E,F (Ma 40/1), G,H (Ma 37/1), J (Ma 5/7).
FIGURE 29 A–L in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 29 A–L. Main structures of L. beybienkoi.—A–F. Male tergites. A: T1–4; B: T5; C: T6; D: T7, with glandular pouches gp, pit pi (for more details see Fig. 30B); E,F: T8, (F) anterior part in more detail, rough cuticular structures along the anterior border only far laterally (arrow).—G,H. Left tegmen of male (G) and female (H).—I,J. Hindwing lobe l with part of metanotum mt of male (I) and female (J).—K,L. Male genital hook, with shaft sh, its apical process ap, velum ve, claw cl with crest cr, the latter with two strong antlerlike processes an.—Enlargements: Same scale for A–E, for G,H, and for I,J.— Identifications: A–F,H (Ty 3/1), G (Is 17/2), I (Is 16/1), J (Is 22/3), K (Bo 376, holotype), L (Is 14/2).
FIGURE 21A–J in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 21A–J. Structures of L. trivittata (A–I) and L. habbachii (J).—A,B. Left male (A) and female (B) tegmen (anteriorly at the right, posterior border below), bristles of the lightly coloured area between the dark longitudinal stripes not inserted in the center of a dark spot (arrowheads, compare Fig. 24F–I).—C–I. Structures of the T7 glandular pit. Abbreviations: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of pit opening; aw anterior pit wall with ec excavation, s stabilising bracelet (only partly visible), sa strongly sclerotised area, and w transparent window; pw posterior pit wall with bu hemispherical bulges. C,D: Slitlike pit opening, (C) focus stacking not further down than to the pit opening, (D) focus stacking throughout the whole object; E: Specimen showing a wider pit opening, s more completely visible, window w becoming visible; F: Same specimen in higher magnification, with bottom of pit in focus, showing the outlets of the T7 glands into the pit: pouches gp via their strongly narrowed tailpieces tp, tubules tu with a wider opening, presumably near ot; hemispherical bulge bu, in this figure out of focus; G,H: Specimen with moderately long pit, focus stacking in (G) superficial, in (H) throughout the whole object, in the latter bulge bu visible, the horizontal line xy presumably caused by a bend or fold in the posterior pit wall; I: Specimen with relatively long pit (size 4).—J. Right hindwing lobe l of the male of L. habbachii.—Identifications: A (Sz 7/10), B (Sz 7/8), C,D (It 34/3), E,F (It 34/2), G,H (Al 34b/1), I (Sa 21/19), J (Al 36/7, holotype).
FIGURE 31 A–L in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 31 A–L. Main structures of L. graeca.—A–F. Tergites. A: T1–4; B: T5; C: T6; D: T7, with ab anterior border of the pit opening, ed edge, gp glandular pouches, gu gutter, pi pit and tu tubules; E,F: T8, (F) in more detail, rough cuticular structures along the anterior border only far laterally (arrow).—G,H. Left tegmen of male (G) and female (H).—I,J. Hindwing lobe l with part of metanotum mt of male (I) and female (J).—K,L. Male genital hook, with shaft sh, its apical process ap, velum ve, claw cl with crest cr, the latter with two strong antlerlike processes an.—Enlargements: Same scale for A–E, and for G,H.—Identifications: A–G,K (Kr 23/2, holotype), H (Gr 1/8), I (Kr 20/2), J (Gr 1/7), L (Gr 1/6).
FIGURE 25A–L in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 25A–L. Main structures of L. cyprica.—A–F. Male tergites. A: T1–4; B: T5; C: T6; D: T7, with glandular pouches gp, and pit pi; E,F: T8, (F) anterior part in more detail, rough cuticular structures along the anterior border only far laterally (arrow).—G,H. Left tegmen of male (G) and female (H).—I,J. Hindwing lobe l with part of metanotum mt of male (I) and female (J).—K,L. Male hook, with shaft sh, its apical process ap, velum ve, claw cl with crest cr, the latter with two strong antlerlike processes an.—Enlargements: Same scale for A–E, for G,H, and for K,L.—Identifications: A–G,I (Cy 18/1, holotype), H (Cy 16/2), J (Cy 29/3), K (Cy 27/1), L (Cy 17/1).
FIGURE 24A–I in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 24A–I. Structures of species of the beybienkoi-group.—A–E. Male structures of L. quadrivittata. A: T7 with glandular pouches gp; B,C: pit structures in more detail, focus stacking in B superficial, in C deeper. Abbreviations: ap, pb anterior, posterior border of pit opening; aw, pw anterior, posterior pit wall; bo pit bottom (profile); bu bulge; gu gutter; s stabilising bracelet; "sa" position of the strongly sclerotised area in the species of the first two species groups; tf transversal folds; ts surface cuticula of the tergite. D,E: apical part of the hook, in D focus on the apical process of the shaft ap, in E on the tip tc of the claw cl, cr crest.—F,G and H,I: Left male (F,H) and female (G,I) tegmina (anteriorly at the right, posterior border below) of L. quadrivittata (F,G) and L. beybienkoi (H,I): each bristle of the lightly coloured area between the dark longitudinal stripes inserted in the center of a dark spot (arrowheads).—Identifications: A–C,F (Is 23/1), D,E (Is 11/1), G (Is 23/3), H (Is 14/2), I (Is 18/2).
FIGURE 15A–I in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 15A–I. Further structures of L. fenestrata.—A–D. Pit structures. A,B: The different appearance of the hemispherical bulges bu in the two specimens is certainly caused by the different orientation of the posterior pit wall pw, in (A) almost vertical, in (B) inclined. C,D: The arrows point to two tubulelike structures appearing in the transparent windows of each side: above the tailpiece of the respective glandular pouch, below the end piece of a tubule; both meat in the area between the mesal ends of the transversal crest tc and the stabilising bracelet s, where the two glands possibly have their openings into the pit hole.—E,F. Left male (E) and female (F) tegmen (anteriorly at the right, posterior border below), bristles of the lightly coloured area between the dark longitudinal stripes not inserted in the center of a dark spot (arrowheads, compare with Fig. 24F–I).—G–I. Thoracal nota and tegmina. Pronotum of holotype (G), pronotum, mesonotum and tegmina of a male (H) and a female (I).—Enlargements: Same scale for G–I.—Identifications: A,D (Ma 16/7), B (Ma 16/8), C (Ma 16/20), E,G (Ma 16/19, holotype), F (Ma 16/31), H (Ma 16/21), I (Ma 16/X).
FIGURE 20 A,B. Male T7 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 20 A,B. Male T7 and its structures in L. trivittata (specimen Sz 7/10). A: T7 with glandular pouches gp, tubules not visible, focus stacking throughout the full depth of the object. B: pit opening in more detail, focus stacking superficial, not deeper than to the pit opening. Additional abbreviations: ab, lb, pb anterior, lateral, and posterior border of the pit opening po; aw anterior pit wall, only fragments of its structures visible; pw posterior pit wall with hemispherical bulge bu, in (B) only shining through the tergite surface; sa strongly sclerotised area, in contrast to the three preceding species clearly set off from the anterior pit wall: it has has a horizontal orientation and at the pit opening almost rectangularly turns over into the descending anterior pit wall.
FIGURE 14A–C. Male T7 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 14A–C. Male T7 of L. fenestrata with differently developed glandular structures. Abbreviations: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of pit; aw anterior pit wall with s stabilising bracelet, sa strongly sclerotised area, tc transversal crest (in C covered by pw), w transparent window, and wf window frame; pw posterior pit wall with hemispherical bulges bu (in A,B strongly sclerotised); gp glandular pouches; tu tubules (in B on both sides of the label).—Enlargements: Same scale in A–C.— Identifications: A (Ma 16/19, holotype), B (Ma 16/20), C (Ma 16/8).
FIGURE 28 A–E in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 28 A–E. Structures of male T7 in L. cyprica (specimen Cy 27/1). A: Overview with focus stacking throughout the whole object: gp glandular pouch; B: focus mainly on the structures of the posterior pit wall pw: pb posterior border of the pit opening; bu bulge; bo bottom of the pit (profile); C: focus on the tergite surface ts, structures of the posterior pit wall (bu, bo) appearing as fuzzy shadows (notice higher magnification); D: focus on gp and its tailpiece tp, which are situated immediately below (anteriorly of) the anterior pit wall; s stabilising bracelet; w transparent window; tu glandular tubules; E: focus on anterior pit wall aw: wf window frame with transversal folds tf; tailpieces of (gp) through a small opening op reaching the interior of the pit.
FIGURE 9A–G. L in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 9A–G. L. longitubulata, variability in size and shape of the glandular pit of T7. In Fig. A focus stacking is restricted to the interval between the tergite surface and the posterior border of the pit opening and shows that the hemispherical bulge of the posterior pit wall does not affect the overlaying cuticle of the tergite surface; in the other figures focus stacking reaches as deep as is necessary to have the anterior border of the pit opening in focus. The shorter the pit the more of the structures of the anterior pit wall are visible. Notice the correlation between the shape of the hemispherical bulge and the length of the pit.— Abbreviations: ab, lb, pb anterior, lateral, posterior border of the pit opening; aw, lw, pw anterior, lateral, posterior pit wall; bo bottom of pit (pofile), arrow points to a less sclerotised part; bu hemispherical bulge; ec excavation; gp glandular pouch; hu hump; sa strongly scerotised area in the upper part of the aw; s stabilising bracelet, in C covered by pw, but shining through; tu tubules; vf ventral fold of T7; wf window frame.—Enlargements: Same scale for C–G.—Identifications: A (Ma 33/1), B,D (Sp 47/11), C (Sp 47/17), E (Sp 45/8), F (Sp 39/5), G (Sp 39/4).
FIGURE 17A–C in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 17A–C. Male structures of T7 in L. vesiculosa (specimen Ma 1/4). A: Complete T7; B,C: central area at higher magnification, focus stacking in B throughout the whole object, in C not deeper than to the pit opening.—Abbreviations: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of pit opening; anterior pit wall aw, with the strongly sclerotised area sa, the two edges of the excavation ed, the stabilising bracelet s, and the transüparent window w; posterior pit wall pw with a pair of large bulges bu; gp glandular pouches; tu tubules; vs vesicular structures; ts surface cuticula of the tergite reaching up to the posterior border of the pit opening; vf ventral fold of T7.
FIGURE 30 A,B in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 30 A,B. Structures of male T7 in L. beybienkoi. Abbreviations: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of pit opening; aw, pw anterior, posterior pit wall, the latter with a shallow bulge bu; gu gutter; gp glandular pouch; tf transversal folds; arrows in (A) indicate a gap in the sclerotisation of the pit bottom, present also on the right.—Identifications: A (Ty 1/1), B (Ty 3/1).
FIGURE 38 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 38. Localities and their numbers of the species of Luridiblatta ocurring in Portugal, Southern Spain and Morocco. Numbers of Portugal and Spain: 1–4 earlier reports, determined as L. trivittata; 5–11, material of Álvaro Pérez; 38, 39, 45, 47, 48, author's material; Morocco: authors material, except the unnumbered dot at the northwestern coast representing a specimen from the M. Brussels.
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