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FIGURES 5–10 in A survey of the Sumatran Ctenidae (Araneae). 4. A new species of Acantheis Thorell, 1891 with unique copulatory organs morphology
FIGURES 5–10. Prosoma (5), cephalic part (6), chelicera (7), leg I (8), femur I (9) and spinnerets (10) of Acantheis kazantsevae sp. nov. 5—male, lateral; 6—ditto, anterior; 7—ditto, posterior; 8, 9—female, retrolateral; 10—male, ventral. Scale: 5=0.5 mm, 8=1 mm; 6–7, 10=0.2 mm. Abbreviation: v —ventral spines.
FIGURE 12 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 12. Bicornucythere misumiensis sp. nov. Internal lateral views of male carapace of left (A) and right (B) valves, respectively (SUM-CO-2505, paratype). Arrows indicate anterior. Scale: 100 µm.
FIGURE 11 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 11. Exposed soft parts and pore systems of Bicornucythere misumiensis sp. nov. A and B, soft parts of female and male, respectively. C–E, male left copulatory organ (ventral view). C, whole image; D, extension of the distal lobe; E, tip of the distal lobe. F, maxillula of male. G–J, pore systems. G and H, corolla-like pore (reported by Okada, 1982 as a Ben-type pore). I, broom-shape seta (black arrow). J, simple seta. A, SUM-CO-2510, paratype; B–F, SUM-CO-2511, paratype; G–J, SUM-CO-2508, paratype. Arrows indicate anterior (A and B). Scale: 100 μm for A and B, 50 μm for C, 30 μm for F, 20 μm for D, 10 μm for I, 2 μm for E and J, 1 μm for G and H.
FIGURE 9 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 9. Appendages of Bicornucythere misumiensis sp. nov. A, antennule. B, antenna. C, mandibula. D, maxillula. E, male right 5th limb. E1, segment boundary in male right 5th limb. E2, faint segment boundary in male right 5th limb. F, female right 5th limb. G, left 5th limb. H, 6th limb. I, 7th limb. J, brush-shaped organ. K, left furca. A, C, J, K SUM-CO-2501, male holotype; B, E, G–I, L, M, SUM-CO-2502, male paratype; D, SUM-CO-2503, paratype; B, F, SUM-CO-2504, female paratype. Scale: 100 μm for A-K, 125 μm for E1, E2.
FIGURE 8 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 8. Male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere misumiensis sp. nov. (SUM-CO-2501, holotype). ca, clasping apparatus; cd, copulatory duct; dl, distal lobe. Scale: 100 μm.
FIGURE 5 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 5. Size distribution of male carapace of Bicornucythere species. Circles = Bicornucythere bisanensis from Aburatsubo Cove; Rhombuses = Bicornucythere bisanensis from Ushimad; Squares = Bicornucythere bisanensis from Misumi-cho; Triangles = B. misumiensis sp. nov. from Misumi-cho.
FIGURE 4 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 4. Diagram of the four Types of male copulatory organs identified in the Aburatsubo Cove samples. Each Type consists of a combination of right and left distal lobes that is, R, r, L, and l.
FIGURE 6 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 6. Morphological variation in the extension degree of the tip of Shape r in Type D and difference from Shape R in Type A. A, specimens from Aburatsubo Cove. B, specimens from Ushimado. The Aburatsubo Cove samples included some specimens from Shape R group, and they were distinguished from Shape r samples based on their elongated sub-triangular outline and tapering curved tip, which differed from the spindle-shaped outline and pointed tip observed in Shape r samples. Each number correlates with a specific specimen from each locality.
FIGURE 7 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 7. Male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis. A, after Kajiyama (1913). B, after Okubo (1975). C, modified from Schornikov & Shaitarov (1979). Kajiyama 1913's description did not include a description of the position of the hemipenis. Permission was granted for Okubo (1975). For Schornikov & Shaitarov (1979), the figure has been replaced by a traced version due to difficulties in contacting the journal's editorial office. Scale: 100 μm.
FIGURE 2 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 2. Map showing the locations evaluated in this study. A, Aburatsubo Cove. B, Ushimado. C, Misumi-cho. Misumi-cho is the type locality for Bicornucythere misumiensis sp. nov. and the description of each of these Types and/or species are linked to the type of male copulatory organ and their classification as either B. bisanensis or the new species in this study. Based on a map from CraftMAP (2006).
FIGURE 3 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 3. Typology of the distal lobes of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis from Aburatsubo Cove. Typology is based on the outline and shape of the tip and the right and left distal lobes, and were identified as R and r or L and l, respectively. Scale: 100 μm.
FIGURE 10 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 10. Carapace of Bicornucythere misumiensis sp. nov. A and B, male left and right valves in the external lateral view, respectively (SUM-CO-2501, holotype). C and D, male left and right valves in the internal lateral view, respectively (SUM-CO-2505, paratype). E and F, female left and right valves in the external lateral view, respectively (SUM-CO-2504, paratype). G, male dorsal view (SUM-CO-2506, paratype). H, male anterior view (SUM-CO-2507, paratype). I, process of left valve (SUM-CO-2508, paratype). J, muscle scars of right valve including adductor, frontal (black arrow), and mandibula scars (gray arrow) (SUM-CO-2509, paratype). K, hingement on male right valve (SUM-CO-2509, paratype). L and M, teeth and socket of hingement on male right valve (SUM-CO-2509, paratype). L, anterior element of right hingement. M, posterior element of right hingement. White arrows indicate anterior. Scale: 100 μm for A–H, K, 20 μm for I, J, L, M.
FIGURE 1 in Morphological types of male copulatory organs of Bicornucythere bisanensis (Ostracoda, Crustacea) and the description of a new Bicornucythere species
FIGURE 1. Map showing the locations of previous studies on Bicornucythere bisanensis from the seas around Japan. Locality numbers (1–23) and letters (X, Y) correspond to the list of reports in Table 1. The white map was taken from CraftMAP (2006).
FIGURES 40–44. Systaria spp., copulatory organs. 40–43 in On the genus Systaria (Araneae: Clubionidae) in Southeast Asia: new species from caves and forests
FIGURES 40–44. Systaria spp., copulatory organs. 40–43 Systaria elberti (Strand 1913) from Indonesia, Lombok Island (40– 41 holotype male, 42–43 female), 44 Systaria insulana (Rainbow 1809), male from New Hebrides. 40–41, 44 Left palp (40 ventral, 41, 44 retrolateral). 42 Epigyne, ventral. 43 Vulva, dorsal. For explanations of a, b see diagnosis (44 modified from Platnick & Bonaldo 1995, not to scale). Abbreviation: CO—copulatory opening.
FIGURES 27–32. Systaria spp., copulatory organs. 27–28 in On the genus Systaria (Araneae: Clubionidae) in Southeast Asia: new species from caves and forests
FIGURES 27–32. Systaria spp., copulatory organs. 27–28 Systaria bregibec spec. nov., holotype male from Cambodia, Rabbit Island. 29–30 Systaria bifidops spec. nov., holotype male from Malaysia, Bukit Fraser. 31–32 Systaria panay spec. nov., holotype female from Philippines, Panay Island. 27–30 Left palp (27, 29 ventral, 28, 30 retrolateral). 31 Epigyne, ventral. 32 Vulva, dorsal. Abbreviations: BP—bifid process of RTA, CO—copulatory opening, LO—loop of copulatory ducts, TPproximal projection of tegulum, VH—ventral hump of palpal tibia.
Fig. 3. Harmonia axyridis, copulatory organs. a in Occurrence of the Invasive Lady Beetle Harmonia Axyridis (Pallas) (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) in Iran
Fig. 3. Harmonia axyridis, copulatory organs. a) Infundibulum, b) Spermatheca, c) Penis, d) Tegmen, lateral view.
FIGURE 2. Psechrus spp., primordial copulatory organ. A–B. Psechrus argentatus s.a in Seven new species of Psechrus and additional taxonomic contributions to the knowledge of the spider family Psechridae (Araneae)
FIGURE 2. Psechrus spp., primordial copulatory organ. A–B. Psechrus argentatus s.a. female SB 593, MNHN AR192/1–2 from Ambon, Maluku Prov., Indonesia: pre-epigyne, ventral view and pre-vulva, dorsal view. C–D Psechrus libelti s.a. female SB 1271, SMF 64103 from Pahang Prov., Malaysia: pre-epigyne, ventral view and pre-vulva, dorsal view.
Figure 3. Heliophanus hamifer copulatory organs. 1 in A new alien species in Brazil: Heliophanus hamifer Simon, 1886
Figure 3. Heliophanus hamifer copulatory organs. 1, Male left palp (UFMG 29242),
FIGURES 41–47. Micrommata diesenhoff spec. nov. from Sierra Leone, copulatory organs. 41–45 in Revision of the huntsman spider genus Micrommata Latreille, 1804 (Sparassidae Sparassinae)
FIGURES 41–47. Micrommata diesenhoff spec. nov. from Sierra Leone, copulatory organs. 41–45 Left palp (41 prolateral; 42 ventral; 43 retrolateral; 44 tegulum, ventral; 45 embolus tip ventral). 46–47 Female copulatory organ (46 epigyne, ventral; 47 vulva dorsal) (41–45 holotype male; 46–47 female paratype). SO—spermophor opening.
Figure 5 from: Schmitt M, Uhl G (2015) Functional morphology of the copulatory organs of a reed beetle and a shining leaf beetle (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Donaciinae, Criocerinae) using X-ray micro-computed tomography. In: Jolivet P, Santiago-Blay J, Schmitt M (Eds) Research on Chrysomelidae 5. ZooKeys 547: 193–203. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.547.7143
Figure 5 - Donacia semicuprea. Volume rendering of the virtual sections – sagittal, right to the median – through the abdomina of a mating pair. The opening of the bursa copulatrix (circle) is armed with a conspicuous ring muscle. C: the compound muscle inserting at the manubrium and extending to the lateral rims of the basal orifice of the median lobe; M: median lobe; P: paramere.
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