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FIGURE 1 in Do the species with facies reclinobunoides make up a clade? - A new Lomanius (Opiliones, Podoctidae) from Vietnam and a discussion on its relationships
FIGURE 1. Features related to the interocular mound plotted on a simplified topology of the podoctid phylogeny (modified from Sharma et al. 2017). The yellow shaded background represents the "Ibaloniinae" and red shaded background represents the clade "Podoctinae + Erecananinae". The dashed area to the right side includes species of Lomanius and Metibalonius showing different degrees of facies reclinobunoides. All species depicted here show putatively homologous structures on the interocular mound (grey line). Abbreviations and their respective color codes are: A1 = distal pair(s) of antlers (orange); A2 = proximal pair(s) of antlers (light-green); CTB = cervical tubercular bridge(s) (pink); DPS = dorsal process of the spear (darkgreen); IMs = interocular mound: spear; IMs = interocular mound: tower; LTB = lacrimal tubercular bridge (blue); SS = superciliary spine (navy blue); ZTB = zygomatic tubercular bridge (brown). Bonea is represented here by the type species Bonea sarasinorum Roewer, 1913.
FIGURE 2 in Do the species with facies reclinobunoides make up a clade? - A new Lomanius (Opiliones, Podoctidae) from Vietnam and a discussion on its relationships
FIGURE 2. Lomanius annae sp. nov., male paratype (MNHN VIET-746): A. Habitus, dorsal view. B. Same, frontal view. C. Same, posterior view. D. Reclined interocular mound, distal portion, dorsal view. E. Scutal areas III to V, detail of chained tubercular ridges, dorsal view. F. Boundary groove between mesotergum and lateral margin of scutum, showing tubercular bridges. Scale bars: 500 µm (A), 200 µm (B, C), 100 µm (D, E), 50 µm (F).
FIGURE 9 in Do the species with facies reclinobunoides make up a clade? - A new Lomanius (Opiliones, Podoctidae) from Vietnam and a discussion on its relationships
FIGURE 9. Maps of southeastern Asia and northwestern Australasia. A. Detail of southern Vietnam, showing distribution of Lomanius annae. Shaded areas in the background are Vietnamese provinces. B. Distribution of the known species of Lomanius (circles) and Metibalonius (squares). Species showing facies reclinobunoides are marked by a middle black dot within each symbol. Empty symbols denote species without reclinobunoid features. Symbols with a question mark indicate doubt about possession of facies reclinobunoides because only females have been described. Shaded areas in the background are WWF biomes.
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