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FIGURE 6 in Rhynchonema dighaensis sp. nov. (Monhysterida: Xyalidae): a marine nematode from the Indian coast with an illustrated guide and modified key for species of Rhynchonema Cobb, 1920

FIGURE 6. Pictorial guide of currently recognized species of Rhynchonema: dighaensis, dispar (smaller spicule separately), falciferum, fossum, gerlachi, hirsutum, impar, kikuchii, longituba, lyngei, megamphidum, moorea and ornatum.

FIGURE 7 in Rhynchonema dighaensis sp. nov. (Monhysterida: Xyalidae): a marine nematode from the Indian coast with an illustrated guide and modified key for species of Rhynchonema Cobb, 1920

FIGURE 7. Pictorial guide of currently recognized species of Rhynchonema: quemer, scutatum, semiserratum, separatum, sieverti, subsetosum, tomakinense, tremendum, veronicae and xiamenensis.

FIGURE 4 in Rhynchonema dighaensis sp. nov. (Monhysterida: Xyalidae): a marine nematode from the Indian coast with an illustrated guide and modified key for species of Rhynchonema Cobb, 1920

FIGURE 4. Photomicrograph of A) Holotype whole body, B) Allotype whole body, C) male head, D) male copulatory apparatus (spicules at different focus), E) vulval flap and tail in allotype female.

FIGURE 2 in Rhynchonema dighaensis sp. nov. (Monhysterida: Xyalidae): a marine nematode from the Indian coast with an illustrated guide and modified key for species of Rhynchonema Cobb, 1920

FIGURE 2. Locality of type specimens of Rhynchonema spp. Developed after Lorenzen, 1975 and Bezerra et al. 2014. Numbers in circles denote the following: 1) R. amakusanum, 2) R. ambianorum, 3) R. brevituba, 4) R. cemae, 5) R. ceramotos, 6) R. chiloense, 7) R. cinctum,8) R. collare, 9) R. deconincki, 10) R. dighaensis, 11) R. dispar, 12) R. falciferum, 13) R. fossum, 14) R. gerlachi, 15) R. hirsutum,16) R. impar, 17) R. kikuchii,18) R. longituba, 19) R. lyngei, 20) R. megamphidum, 21) R. moorea, 22) R. ornatum, 23) R. quemer, 24) R. scutatum, 25) R. semiserratum, 26) R. separatum, 27) R. sieverti, 28) R. subsetosum, 29) R. tomakinense, 30) R. tremendum, 31) R. veronicae, 32) R. xiamenensis.

FIGURES 45–51. 45–48—ovipositors. 45—L in Lathrolestes (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) from Central Asia, with a key to the species of the tripunctor species-group

FIGURES 45–51. 45–48—ovipositors. 45—L. moravicus; 46—L. orbitalis; 47—L. buccinator; 48—L. kozlovi sp. nov.; 49— areolet, L. buccinator; 50—claw, L. kozlovi sp. nov.; 51—head, L. buccinators.

FIGURES 1–6 in Lathrolestes (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) from Central Asia, with a key to the species of the tripunctor species-group

FIGURES 1–6. Lathrolestes aitmatovi sp. nov. 1—mesopleuron; 2—male genitalia; 3—face; 4—habitus; 5—propodeum; 6— propodeum in profile.

FIGURES 52–55. 52—Petr K in Lathrolestes (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) from Central Asia, with a key to the species of the tripunctor species-group

FIGURES 52–55. 52—Petr K. Kozlov in his office in Dyn-Yuan-In; 53—Poppy field in the oasis Dyn-Yuan-In (photo by P. Kozlov); 54—habitat of L. hovdensis sp. nov., Hovd Gol, 3 km NW Myangad (photo by J. Gelhaus); 55—Distribution of Lathrolestes in Central Asia: ●—L. oblicuus sp. nov.; ․—L. ruficaudus sp. nov.; □—L. grahami sp. nov.; ˔—L. aitmatovi sp. nov.; ˑ—L. hovdensis sp. nov.; ̻ - L. kozlovi sp. nov.; Ο—L. erythrocephalus; ♢ - L. tripunctor.

FIGURES 9–13 in Lathrolestes (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) from Central Asia, with a key to the species of the tripunctor species-group

FIGURES 9–13. Lathrolestes hovdensis sp. nov. 9—mesopleuron; 10—propodeum in profile; 11—propodeum; 12—face; 13—habitus.

FIGURES 18–21 in Lathrolestes (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) from Central Asia, with a key to the species of the tripunctor species-group

FIGURES 18–21. Lathrolestes obliquus sp. nov. 18—mesopleuron; 19—occipital carina; 20—face; 21—habitus.

FIGURES 22–25 in Lathrolestes (Hymenoptera, Ichneumonidae) from Central Asia, with a key to the species of the tripunctor species-group

FIGURES 22–25. Lathrolestes tripunctor (Thunberg, 1824). 22—mesopleuron; 23—propodeum; 24—face; 25—habitus.

FIGURES 18–20. Humphaplotropis culaishanensis Li in Two new species and key to four species of the genus Humphaplotropis from China (Orthoptera: Pamphagidae, Pamphaginae)

FIGURES 18–20. Humphaplotropis culaishanensis Li, Cao et Yin, 2014 (after Li et al., 2014). 16. Body in side view ♂; 17. Epiphallus; 18. Body in side view ♂; 19. Epiphallus?20. Body in side view ♀.

FIGURES 22–27 in Pumiliofossorum: A new genus of Scotobiini (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) with two new species from Peru, and a revised key for the genera of the tribe

FIGURES 22–27. Habitus, dorsal view. Diastoleus collaris Guérin-Méneville (22), Emmallodera rugosa Silvestro & Flores (24) (previously published in Silvestro & Flores 2012, Zootaxa 3405: Fig. 1; copyright Magnolia Press, reproduced with permission), Scotobius andrassyi Kaszab (25) (previously published in Silvestro et al. 2012, Revista de la Sociedad Entomológica Argentina 71 (3–4): Fig. 2; copyright RSEA, reproduced with permission), Leptynoderes tuberculata Curtis (26), Ammophorus rubripes Solier (27). Left antenna of Scotobius muricatus Guérin-Méneville (23). Scale bar = 2mm.

FIGURES 20–21 in Pumiliofossorum: A new genus of Scotobiini (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) with two new species from Peru, and a revised key for the genera of the tribe

FIGURES 20–21. Sechura desert, habitat of Pumiliofossorum sechurae sp. nov. Sand dune (20), and pitfall trap (21).

FIGURES 16–19 in Pumiliofossorum: A new genus of Scotobiini (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) with two new species from Peru, and a revised key for the genera of the tribe

FIGURES 16–19. Pumiliofossorum sechurae sp. nov. Habitus of allotype in dorsal (16), lateral (17), frontal (18) and ventral view (19).

FIGURES 4–7 in Pumiliofossorum: A new genus of Scotobiini (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) with two new species from Peru, and a revised key for the genera of the tribe

FIGURES 4–7. Pumiliofossorum moche sp. nov. Head dorsal and latero-dorsal view (4, 5), antenna dorsal (6) and last antennomere (7).

FIGURES 9–15 in Two new species and key to four species of the genus Humphaplotropis from China (Orthoptera: Pamphagidae, Pamphaginae)

FIGURES 9–15. Humphaplotropis hebeiensis sp. nov. 9. Body in side view ♂; 10. Mesostermum ♂; 11. Epiphallus; 12. Head and pronotum, ♂; 13. Head, in frontal view, ♂; 14. Subgenital plate, in ventral view, ♀; 15. Body in side view, ♀.

FIGURES 8–15 in Pumiliofossorum: A new genus of Scotobiini (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) with two new species from Peru, and a revised key for the genera of the tribe

FIGURES 8–15. Pumiliofossorum moche sp. nov. Protibia, dorsal and ventral view (8, 9), mesotibia, dorsal and ventral view (10, 11), metatibia, dorsal and ventral view (12, 13), last tarsomere (14) and meso- and metacoxae (15).

FIGURES 1–3 in Pumiliofossorum: A new genus of Scotobiini (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) with two new species from Peru, and a revised key for the genera of the tribe

FIGURES 1–3. Pumiliofossorum moche sp. nov. Habitus dorsal view (1), prothorax dorsal and ventral view (2, 3).

FIGURES 1–8 in Two new species and key to four species of the genus Humphaplotropis from China (Orthoptera: Pamphagidae, Pamphaginae)

FIGURES 1–8. Humphaplotropis xiai sp. nov. 1. Body in side view ♂; 2. Head and pronotum in dorsal view ♂; 3. Head, in frontal view, ♂; 4. Epiphallus; 5.End of abdomen ♂ in dorsal view; 6. Body in side view, ♀;; 7. Krauss' organ, ♀; 8. Subgenital plate, in ventral view, ♀.

FIGURES 16−18 in Description of three new species of Pentelicus Howard (Hymenoptera: Encyrtidae) from India, with a key to world species

FIGURES 16−18. Pentelicus depunctatus sp. nov., ♀ paratype: 16, fore wing; 17, dor sal view of nota; 18, ovipositor.