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FIGURE 9. Neocarus species, glands male. A, N in The family Opilioacaridae (Parasitiformes: Opilioacarida) in Mexico, description of two new species and notes on biology and geographical distribution
FIGURE 9. Neocarus species, glands male. A, N. veracruzensis Vázquez & Klompen overview idiosoma slide mounted specimen; inset, detail largest gland (CNAC 007222a); B, N. comalensis sp. nov. (CNAC 007218a). Size bars: 100 µm.
FIGURE 1. Neocarus species, chelicera. A, N in The family Opilioacaridae (Parasitiformes: Opilioacarida) in Mexico, description of two new species and notes on biology and geographical distribution
FIGURE 1. Neocarus species, chelicera. A, N. chactemalensis sp. nov., female (OSAL0104233), arrow, ventral denticles; B, N. comalensis sp. nov., female (OSAL 0105737); C, N. texanus Chamberlin & Mulaik, female (CNAC 007219c); D, N. veracruzensis Vázquez & Klompen, female (OSAL 0105757). Size bar: 50 µm.
FIGURE 7 in The family Opilioacaridae (Parasitiformes: Opilioacarida) in Mexico, description of two new species and notes on biology and geographical distribution
FIGURE 7. Neocarus species, sternitogenital area, male. A, N. chactemalensis sp. nov. (CNAC 007216); B, N. comalensis sp. nov. (CNAC 007218a); C, N. texanus Chamberlin & Mulaik (CNAC 007220a); D, N. veracruzensis Vázquez & Klompen. (CNAC 007222a). Size bar: 100 µm.
FIGURE 8. Neocarus species, ovipositor female. A, N in The family Opilioacaridae (Parasitiformes: Opilioacarida) in Mexico, description of two new species and notes on biology and geographical distribution
FIGURE 8. Neocarus species, ovipositor female. A, N. chactemalensis sp. nov. female (CNAC 007215b); B–D, N. comalensis sp. nov.: B, mostly inverted (OSAL 0105726); C, partially everted, frontal view (OSAL 0105737); D, fully everted, lateral view (CNAC 007217d). Size bars: 100 µm; B–D same scale; g= gland.
FIGURE 3 in The family Opilioacaridae (Parasitiformes: Opilioacarida) in Mexico, description of two new species and notes on biology and geographical distribution
FIGURE 3. Neocarus species, palp tarsus, female. A, N. chactemalensis sp. nov. female (OSAL0104233); B, N. comalensis sp. nov. (OSAL 0105737); C, N. texanus Chamberlin & Mulaik (OSAL 0105712); E, N. veracruzensis Vázquez & Klompen (CNAC 007221c). Size bar: 50 µm.
FIGURE 4. Neocarus species, subcapitulum. A, N in The family Opilioacaridae (Parasitiformes: Opilioacarida) in Mexico, description of two new species and notes on biology and geographical distribution
FIGURE 4. Neocarus species, subcapitulum. A, N. chactemalensis sp. nov., female female (OSAL0104233); B, N. comalensis sp. nov., female (CNAC 007217b). Size bar: 100 µm.
FIGURE 10 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 10. Representative females in the definitive plumage of all four subspecies of Agelasticus cyanopus. From left to right: A. c. cyanopus (AMNH 128350), A. c. beniensis (FMNH 334641), A. c. atroolivaceus (DZUFMG 5506), and A. c. unicolor (MZUSP 54346).
FIGURE 8 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 8. Chromatic variation observed in females of A. c. unicolor in definitive plumage. From left to right, MZUSP 85422, MZUSP 854245, MZUSP 54343, MZUSP 24488, MZUSP 31629 and MZUSP 54346.
FIGURE 9 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 9. Chromatic variation observed in males in the first basic plumage of A. c. unicolor (MZUSP 85425, MZUSP 86426, MZUSP 85421) and in possible intergrades between this taxon and A. c. atroolivaceus (MZUSP 67660, MZUSP 28713). Numbers are cited in the same order as specimens appear in the picture, from left to right.
FIGURE 5 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 5. Distinct plumages of Agelasticus c. atroolivaceus. Left row, from left to right, males in definitive (DZUFMG 7176), first basic (DZUFMG 177) and juvenal (DZUFMG 7174, also showing some emerging yellow feathers of the first basic plumage on the lower breast) plumages. Right row, from left to right, females in definitive (DZUFMG 5506) and first basic (DZUFMG 7175) plumages.
FIGURE 2 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 2. Correlation between latitude of collection and body size, measured as PC1 scores, of specimens of Agelasticus c. cyanopus and A. c. beniensis examined in this study.
FIGURE 7 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 7. Distinct plumages of Agelasticus c. unicolor. Left row, from left to right, males in definitive (MZUSP 54344) and first basic (AMNH 128981) plumages. Right row, from left to right, females in definitive (MZUSP 54346) and first basic (MZUSP 54342 and MZUSP 54341) plumages.
FIGURE 12 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 12. Map showing the geographic distribution of members of the Unicolored Blackbird Agelasticus cyanopus complex based on the specimens examined.
FIGURE 11 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 11. Definitive plumaged female specimens with the typical phenotype of A. c. unicolor (left, MZUSP 54343) and of A. c. atroolivaceus (right MZUSP 57863) compared with two probable intergrades between the two taxa (center, MZUSP 66764 and 67659).
FIGURE 1 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 1. Box plot comparisons between measurements of the four subspecies of the Unicolored Blackbird and its possible intergrades. Boxes show the median line and the 25th and 75th percentiles; bars show the full range of variation. Sample sizes are: Agelasticus cyanopus cyanopus (41♂, 38♀), possible intergrades between A. c. cyanopus x A. c. beniensis (3♂, 1♀), A. c. beniensis (19♂, 15♀), A. c. atroolivaceus (10♂, 5♀), possible intergrades between A. c. atroolivaceus and A. c. unicolor (4♂, 4♀) and A. c. unicolor (12♂, 11♀).
FIGURE 6 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 6. Distinct plumages of Agelasticus c. beniensis. Left row, from left to right, males in definitive (FMNH 334642) and fresh first basic (FMNH 334629) plumages. Right row, from left to right, females in definitive (FMNH 334641), and fresh first basic (FMNH 334634) plumages.
FIGURE 3 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 3. Scatterplots of the first versus the second principal component scores of a Principal Component Analysis of the morphometric variables from specimens of Agelasticus cyanopus measured in this study.
FIGURE 4 in Variation of plumage patterns, geographic distribution and taxonomy of the Unicolored Blackbird (Aves: Icteridae)
FIGURE 4. Distinct plumages of Agelasticus c. cyanopus. Left row, from left to right, males in definitive (AMNH 127087), very worn first basic, molting to definitive (AMNH 32838), worn first basic (AMNH 128351), fresh first basic (AMNH 521164) and juvenal (AMNH 321034) plumages. Right row, from left to right, females in definitive (AMNH 128350), first basic (AMNH 997693) and juvenal (AMNH 321037) plumages.
FIGURE 1. A–C in Geophilus pygmaeus (Chilopoda: Geophilidae): clarifying morphology, variation and geographic distribution
FIGURE 1. A–C. Geophilus pygmaeus, adult ♀ (PD5451). A. Head without antennae, ventral view; areolation partially omitted. B. Forcipular segment, ventral view; photo (left) and interpretative drawing (right); setae omitted. C. Ultimate legbearing segment and postpedal segments, ventral view. D. Geophilus pygmaeus, adult Ƌ (PD5566): ultimate leg-bearing segment and postpedal segments, ventral view.
FIGURE 4 in Geophilus pygmaeus (Chilopoda: Geophilidae): clarifying morphology, variation and geographic distribution
FIGURE 4. Geographical distribution of Geophilus pygmaeus. A. General distribution in Europe. B. Detailed distribution in the Alps and northern Dinarides. Codes refer to Table 1. Records from imprecisely defined localities are not mapped. Background of panel A from Earthstar Geographics SIO. Background of panel B from SRTM.
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