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FIGURES 7–14 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURES 7–14. Plutomurus revazi sp. nov. 7, labrum (bar: 0.04 mm); 8, labial palp (bar: 0.02 mm); 9, outer lobe of maxillary palp (bar: 0.02 mm); 10, trochanteral and femoral organs (bar: 0.06 mm); 11, leg III tibiotarsus, showing the location of the spine-like chaetae (bar: 0.06 mm) (some ordinary chaetae are illustrated for comparison); 12–14, claw and Emp. I–III respectively (bar: 0.05 mm) (a, basal tooth to internal lamellae; b, first unpaired tooth, the more developed, c and d, additional unpaired teeth; The arrows point each tooth).
FIGURES 15–17 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURES 15–17. Plutomurus revazi sp. nov. 15, mucro (bar: 0.03 mm) (The arrows show the presence of the two medial teeth); 16, spines on dens (bar: 0.05 mm); 17, tenaculum (bar: 0.03 mm).
FIGURES 5–6 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURES 5–6. Plutomurus revazi sp. nov. 5, habitus (light microscopy); 6, habitus (SEM) (bar: 0.4 mm).
FIGURE 1 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURE 1. The location of the three caves studied in the region of Imereti on the map of Georgia (1A); the same zoomed in localities (1B).
FIGURES 18–21 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURES 18–21. Plutomurus revazi sp. nov. 18, SEM microphotograph of claw I and Emp. I (bar: 0.03 mm); 18', detail of internal lamellae on claw I, showing teeth: a, basal to internal lamellae; b, first unpaired tooth, the more developed (broken), c and d, additional unpaired teeth, not always presents); 19, detail of Emp. I, showing the two internal ridges with three denticles on each (bar: 0.01 mm); 20, Abd. VI, ventral, view, and male genital plate (bar: 0.06 mm); 21, detail of male genital plate (bar: 0.02 mm).
FIGURE 38 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURE 38. Maximum macrochaetotaxy observed on Plutomurus species (The meaning for the symbols is the same as in Figs 22–24).
FIGURE 34 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURE 34. Plutomurus eristoi sp. nov. claw III and Emp. III (bar: 0.02 mm); (34', arrow shows the confluence of the two internal lamellae in the middle of Emp.
FIGURES 25–33 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURES 25–33. Plutomurus eristoi sp. nov. 25, labrum (bar: 0.05 mm); 26, labial palp (bar: 0.025 mm); 27, outer lobe of maxillary palp (bar: 0.02 mm); 28, trochanteral and femoral organs (bar: 0.05 mm); 29, leg III tibiotarsus, showing the location of the spine-like chaetae (bar: 0.05 mm) (some ordinary chaetae are illustrated for comparison); 30, claw III and Emp. III (bar: 0.05 mm); 31, tenaculum (bar: 0.04 mm); 32, spines on dens (bar: 0.05 mm); 33, mucro (bar: 0.025 mm).
FIGURES 2–4 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURES 2–4. Profile of the studied caves: 2, Satsurblia (Tatashidze et al. 2009b); 3, Prometheus (Tatashidze et al. 2009b); 4, Satevzia (Liponava 1990) (the black circles show the point of capture of the specimens of Plutomurus revazi sp. nov. and P. eristoi sp. nov.).
FIGURES 22–24 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURES 22–24. Plutomurus revazi sp. nov., dorsal chaetotaxy: 22, head; 23, Th. II–III; 24, Abd. I–VI (dash-lined hollow circles represent eyes; large black circles represent macrochaetae; white circles represent mesochaetae or small macrochaetae; small black circles represent microchaetae; squares with a black dot represent bothriothrix; triangles are microsensillae; circles with a slash represent pseudopores).
FIGURES 35–37 in New diagnosis for species of Plutomurus Yosii (Collembola, Tomoceridae), with descriptions of two new species from Georgian caves
FIGURES 35–37. Plutomurus eristoi sp. nov. dorsal chaetotaxy: 35, head; 36, Th. II–III; 37, Abd. I–VI (The meaning for the symbols is the same as in Figs 22–24).
FIGURE 7 in New troglomorphic species of Tomocerus with well-developed postantennal organs (Collembola: Tomoceridae)
FIGURE 7. Tomocerus cthulhu sp. nov. (A) distal part of ventral tube (antero-lateral view); (B) tenaculum with two chaetae (anterior view); (C) tenaculum with 11 chaetae (anterior view); (D) right side of manubrium (dorsal view); (E) disto-external corner of manubrium (dorsal view); (F) spines and prominent dorso-basal chaeta on dens (common form, dorsal view); (G) mucro (inner view); (H) malformed basal teeth on left mucro (inner view); (I) malformed outer basal tooth on right mucro (outer view); (J) uncommon arrangement of dental spines (dorsal view). Scale bars: A, D, F, J, 200µm; B, C, E, G, 50µm; H, I, 15µm.
FIGURE 5 in New troglomorphic species of Tomocerus with well-developed postantennal organs (Collembola: Tomoceridae)
FIGURE 5. Tomocerus deharvengi sp. nov. (A) apex of tibiotarsus and base of claw (dorsal view); (B) front claw (lateral view); (C) tenaculum (anterior view); (D) right side of manubrium (dorsal view, T-shaped mark: socket of scale, same as below); (E) disto-external corner of manubrium (dorsal view); (F) spines and prominent dorso-basal chaeta on dens (dorsal view); (G) mucro (inner view). Scale bars: A, B, C, E, G, 50µm; D, F, 100µm.
FIGURE 6 in New troglomorphic species of Tomocerus with well-developed postantennal organs (Collembola: Tomoceridae)
FIGURE 6. Tomocerus cthulhu sp. nov. (A) left PAO and eyes (dorsal view); (B) apices of mandibular heads (dorsal view); (C) lamella 5 of maxillary head (dorsal view); (D) cephalic dorsal chaetotaxy (dorsal view); (E) dorsal chaetotaxy of Th. II– Abd. V (dorsal view, circle with an asterisk: chaeta absent in some individuals); (F) tibiotarsi (lateral view); (G) middle claw (lateral view, arrows pointing to inner teeth of unguis, showing chaetae on only one side). Scale bars: A, B, G, 50µm; C, 15µm; F, 200µm.
FIGURE 4 in New troglomorphic species of Tomocerus with well-developed postantennal organs (Collembola: Tomoceridae)
FIGURE 4. Tomocerus deharvengi sp. nov. (A) left PAO and eyes (dorsal view); (B) labrum (anterior view); (C) apices of mandibular heads (dorsal view); (D) lamella 5 of maxillary head (dorsal view); (E) palp of maxillary outer lobe (dorsal view); (F) cephalic dorsal chaetotaxy (dorsal view); (G) dorsal chaetotaxy of Th. II–Abd. V (dorsal view); (H) tibiotarsi (lateral view). Scale bars: A, B, C, E, 50µm; D, 15µm; H, 200µm.
FIGURE 3 in New troglomorphic species of Tomocerus with well-developed postantennal organs (Collembola: Tomoceridae)
FIGURE 3. Tomocerus dong sp. nov. (A) middle claw (lateral view, arrows pointing to inner teeth of unguis, showing chaetae on only one side, t: tenent hair, a: accessory chaeta, g: guard chaeta, p: pretarsal chaeta, same as below); (B) tenaculum (anterior view); (C) left side of manubrium (dorsal view, showing lateral chaetae and prominent dorsal chaetae, same as below); (D) disto-external corner of manubrium (dorsal view); (E) spines and prominent dorso-basal chaeta on dens (dorsal view); (F) mucro (inner view). Scale bars: A, B, D, F, 50µm; C, E, 100µm.
FIGURE 2 in New troglomorphic species of Tomocerus with well-developed postantennal organs (Collembola: Tomoceridae)
FIGURE 2. Tomocerus dong sp. nov. (A) left PAO and eyes (dorsal view); (B) apices of mandibular heads (dorsal view); (C) lamella 5 of maxillary head (dorsal view); (D) cephalic dorsal chaetotaxy (dorsal view;circle: socket of chaeta, same as below; a: anterior area, io: interocular area, po: postocular area, p: posterior area); (E) dorsal chaetotaxy of Th. II–Abd. V (dorsal view, circle with a slash: pseudopore, wavy line: bothriotricha, same as below); (F) trochantero-femoral organ (inner view); (G) tibiotarsi (lateral view, showing spine-like inner chaetae, same as below). Scale bars: A, B, 50µm; C, 15µm; F, G, 200µm.
FIGURE 1. A and B in New troglomorphic species of Tomocerus with well-developed postantennal organs (Collembola: Tomoceridae)
FIGURE 1. A and B, Tomocerus dong sp. nov. (A) appearance in alcohol (lateral view); (B) left side of manubrium and base of dens (dorsal view, arrows pointing to prominent chaetae); C, Tomocerus deharvengi sp. nov. (C) appearance in alcohol (lateral view); D and E, Tomocerus cthulhu sp. nov. (D) appearance in alcohol (lateral view); (E) ventral tube (lateral view). Scale bars: A, C, D, 1mm; B, 100µm; E, 200µm.
FIGURE 8 in Revision of Tomocerus similis Chen & Ma, with discussion of the kinoshitai complex and the distal tibiotarsal chaetae in Tomocerinae (Collembola, Tomoceridae)
FIGURE 8. Maximum-likelihood tree (using GTR+I+Г model and 1000 bootstrap replicates) of 7 Tomocerinae species based on COI sequences. Neighbour joining tree (using K2-P model and 1000 bootstrap replicates) shared the similar topology. Node values represent likelihood bootstrap value.
FIGURE 7 in Revision of Tomocerus similis Chen & Ma, with discussion of the kinoshitai complex and the distal tibiotarsal chaetae in Tomocerinae (Collembola, Tomoceridae)
FIGURE 7. Tomocerus dissimilis sp. nov. (A) tenaculum (anterior view); (B) left side of manubrium (dorsal view); (C) distoexternal corner of manubrium (dorsal view); (D) spines, prominent dorso-basal chaeta and distal short slender chaetae on dens (dorsal view); (E) mucro (outer view). Symbols as for Figure 2.
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