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FIGURE 47 Uroptychus brevisquamatus Baba, 1988, female 7.7 in Chirostylidae of the Western and Central Pacific: Uroptychus and a new genus (Crustacea: Decapoda: Anomura)
FIGURE 47 Uroptychus brevisquamatus Baba, 1988, female 7.7 mm (MNHN-IU-2014-16347). A, carapace and anterior part of abdomen, proximal part of right P1 included, dorsal. B, same, abdomen omitted, lateral. C, anterior part of cephalothorax, showing eye and orbit, dorsal. D, sternal plastron,with excavated sternum and basal parts of Mxp1. E, telson. F, right antenna,ventral.G, right Mxp3, ventral.H, left Mxp3,lateral.I, right P1, proximal part, ventral. J, same, proximal part omitted, dorsal. Scale bars: A-H, 1 mm; I, J, 5 mm.
FIGURE 4. Variation between H. calverti and H. americana females. Intersternite and S10 in Hetaerina calverti (Odonata: Zygoptera: Calopterygidae) sp. nov., a new cryptic species of the American Rubyspot complex
FIGURE 4. Variation between H. calverti and H. americana females. Intersternite and S10 of H. calverti (A) and H. americana (B). The illustrations are not at scale.
Figures 58-68. Panthea female genitalia 58. P in Revision of the New World Panthea Hübner (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae) with descriptions of 5 new species and 2 new subspecies
Figures 58-68. Panthea female genitalia 58. P. apanthea, Coconino Co, AZ. USA; 59. P. judyae, Chihuahua, MEX; 60. P. gigantea, Chihuahua, MEX; 61. P. guatemala, Oaxaca, MEX; 62. P. virginarius, Missoula Co., MT., USA; 63. P. acronyctoides nigra, Teller Co., CO., USA;. 64. P. a. acronyctoides, Ashland Co., WI, USA; 65. P. f. furcilla, Windham Co., CT, USA; 66. P. f. furcilla-f. nigra intermediate, Dauphin Co., PA., USA; 67. P. furcilla australis, Whitfield Co., GA, USA; 68. Panthea greyi, Apache Co., AZ., USA.
FIGURES 120–124. Leinendera rubra Carrera, 1945. Female. 120. Sternite 8 in Revision of Leinendera Carrera, 1945 (Diptera: Asilidae: Asilinae) with description of two new species
FIGURES 120–124. Leinendera rubra Carrera, 1945. Female. 120. Sternite 8, dorsal view; 121. Genital fork and spermathecae; 122. Ducts of spermathecae; 123. Egg; 124. Spermathecae. Abbreviations: com duc: common duct; ej a: ejection apparatus; gen fk: genital fork; in duc: individual duct; spmth: spermathecae; st 8: sternite 8.
FIGURES 112–119. Leinendera rubra Carrera, 1945. Female. 112 in Revision of Leinendera Carrera, 1945 (Diptera: Asilidae: Asilinae) with description of two new species
FIGURES 112–119. Leinendera rubra Carrera, 1945. Female. 112. Habitus, lateral view; 113. Postpedicel, lateral view; 114. Habitus, dorsal view; 115. Ovipositor, lateral view; 116. Ovipositor, dorsal view; 117. Tergite 9+10, dorsal view treated in hot 10% KOH; 118. Ovipositor, ventral view; 119. Ovipositor, ventral view treated in hot 10% KOH. Abbreviations: cerc: cercus; epiprct: epiproct; hyprct: hypoproct; pp: postpedicel; st 7: sternite 7; st 8: sternite 8; tg 7: tergite 7; tg 8: tergite 8; tg 9+10: tergite 9+10.
FIGURE 24 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 24. Anastatus (Anastatus) shichengensis male. A, Lateral habitus (2019-74); B, dorsal head and mesosoma (2019-73); C, head frontal (2019-72); D, lateral mesosoma (2019-74); E, antenna (2019-74); F, apical three funiculars and clava (2019- 74); G, metanotum and propodeum (2019-73); H, fore wing (2019-71); I, base of fore wing (2019-71). Vertical lines in E and F indicate length of clava and apical two funiculars. Abbreviations: mcuf = mediocubital fold, spc = speculum.
FIGURE 19 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 19. Anastatus (Anastatus) meilingensis male. A, Dorsal head and mesosoma (2019-45); B, lateral habitus (2019-19); C, frontal head (2019-21); D, fore wing (2019-21); E, base of fore wing (2019-21); F, antenna (2019-19) [insert: ventral view of pedicel and basal flagellomeres (2019-34)]; G, apical three funiculars and clava (2019-19). Abbreviations: clv = clava, flx = flagellomere number, spc = speculum.
FIGURE 18 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 18. Anastatus (Anastatus) meilingensis female. A, Dorsal habitus (2019-2); B, lateral habitus (2019-2); C, head frontal (2019-3); D, dorsal mesosoma (2019-1); E, lateral mesosoma (2019-2); F, scutellum and fore wings (2019-2); G, mesotibial apical spur and mesotarsus (2019-44); H, antenna (2019-44) [insert: apical three funiculars and clava, vertical lines indicate length of antennomeres]. Abbreviation: cbr = remnant of hyaline cross band.
FIGURE 13 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 13. Anastatus (Anastatus) gansuensis. A, Paratype female, basal part of fore wing (2019-8); B, paratype female, mesotibial apical spur and mesotarsus (2019-7); C, paratype male, frontal head (2019-19); D, paratype male, lateral habitus (2019-20); E, paratype male, dorsal habitus (2019-17); F, paratype male, lateral mesosoma (2019-20); G, paratype male, antenna (2019-18) [insert: apical three funiculars and clava]; H, paratype male, fore wing (2019-21) [left-directed arrows point to setae on dorsal surface delineating apical extent of speculum]. Abbreviations: clv = clava, flx = flagellomere number, mcf = mediocubital fold, spc = speculum.
FIGURE 15 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 15. Anastatus (Anastatus) japonicus female. A, frontal head (A. japonicus syntype); B, frontal head (A. flavipes paratype); C, frontal head (2019-43); D, antenna (A. japonicus syntype); E, apical four funiculars and clava (2019-43); F, fore wing (2019-46); G, mesotibial apical spur and mesotarsus (A. japonicus syntype). Abbreviations: aod = longitudinal diameter of anterior ocellus, clv = clava, flx = flagellomere number, osd = distance between anterior ocellus and scrobal depression, pdl = pedicel.
FIGURE 16 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 16. Anastatus (Anastatus) japonicus female. A, Dorsal habitus (A. japonicus syntype); B, dorsal habitus (2019-6); C, lateral habitus (A. japonicus syntype); D, lateral habitus (A. flavipes paratype); E, lateral habitus (2019-4); F, base of fore wing (2019-6); G, dorsal mesosoma (A. japonicus syntype); H, dorsal mesosoma (2019-6).
FIGURE 21 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 21. Anastatus (Anastatus) orientalis male. A, Dorsal head and mesosoma (2019-52); B, lateral habitus (2019-50); C, frontal head (2019-51); D, frontovertex (2019-51); E, lateral mesosoma (2019-53) [arrows point to pale bands on mesepisternum]; F, fore wing (2019-52); G, antenna (2019-51); H, base of fore wing (2019-52). Abbreviations: fml = femoral line, spc = speculum, tsl = transepisternal line.
FIGURE 12 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 12. Anastatus (Anastatus) gansuensis paratype female. A, Dorsal habitus (2019-9); B, lateral habitus (2019-7); C, head frontal (2019-10); D, pedicel and basal three flagellomeres (2019-10); E, apical three funiculars and clava (2019-10); F, dorsal mesosoma (2019-9); G, lateral mesosoma (2019-7); H, fore wing (2019-8); I, medial part of fore wing (2019-8). Abbreviations: cl = clava, flx = flagellomere number, pdl pedicel.
FIGURE 11 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 11. Anastatus (Anastatus) fulloi male. A, Lateral habitus (2019-31); B, dorsal head and mesosoma (2019-94); C, frontal head (2019-36); D, lateral mesosoma (2019-22); E, antenna (2019-24) [insert: ventral view of pedicel and basal flagellomeres (2019-33)]; F, fore wing (2019-23); G, apical four funiculars and clava (2019-32); H, basal region of fore wing (2018- 94). Abbreviations: clv = clava, flx = flagellomere number, spc = speculum.
FIGURE 10 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 10. Anastatus (Anastatus) fulloi female. A, Dorsal habitus (2019-13) [insert: propodeum]; B, lateral habitus (2019- 12) [insert: mandibles]; C, head frontal (2019-15); D, antenna (2019-14) [insert: apical two funiculars and clava, vertical lines indicate length of antennomeres]; E, dorsal mesosoma (2019-13); F, lateral mesosoma (2019-12); G, fore wing (2019-14); H, mesotibial apical spur and mesotarsus (2019-12). Abbreviations: aod = longitudinal diameter of anterior ocellus, osd = distance between anterior ocellus and scrobal depression.
FIGURE 9 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 9. Anastatus (Anastatus) formosanus. A, Female profemur, posterior view (2018-90) [arrow points to denticle]; B, female mesotibial apical spur and mesotarsus (2018-77); C, male lateral habitus (2018-83); D, male lateral mesosoma (2018- 83); E, male dorsal head and mesosoma (2018-83); F, male antenna (2018-83) [insert: ventral view of pedicel and basal flagellomeres (2018-94)]; G, male frontal head (2018-84); H, male fore wing (2018-83); I, male basal region of fore wing (2018-83). Abbreviations: fml = femoral line, mps = multiporous plate sensilla, spc = speculum, tsl = transepisternal line.
FIGURE 7 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 7. Anastatus (Anastatus) flavaeratus female, holotype (L. Peng images). A, Lateral habitus; B, dorsal habitus; C, antenna; D, frontal head; E, dorsal head; F, fore wing; G, dorsal mesosoma; H, base of fore wing. Abbreviations: flx = flagellomere number, mv = marginal vein, pdl = pedicel, pmv = postmarginal vein.
FIGURE 8 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 8. Anastatus (Anastatus) formosanus female. A, Lateral habitus (2018-90); B, mesonotum (2018-77); C, frontal head (2018-79); D, mesoscutal lateral lobe (2018-77); E, frontal part of head between toruli and anterior ocellus (2018-79); F, lateral habitus (2018-90); G, fore wing (2018-91); H, middle part of fore wing (2018-91); I, antenna (2018-92) [insert: apical three funiculars and clava, vertical lines indicate length of antennomeres].
FIGURE 5 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 5. Anastatus (Anastatus) dexingensis. A, Female antenna (2018-86) [insert: apical three funiculars and clava, vertical lines indicate length of antennomeres]; B, female base of fore wing (2018-85); C, female mesotibial apical spur and mesotarsus; D, male antenna (2018-47) [insert: pedicel and ventral view of basal flagellomeres]; E, male frontal head (2018-49); F, male lateral habitus (2018-48); G, male dorsal head and mesosoma (2018-47); H, male fore wing (2018-47); I, male costal cell (2018- 47). Abbreviations: cuf = cubital fold, fl2 = second flagellomere, mcf = mediocubital fold, mdf = medial fold, mps = multiporous plate sensilla, pdl = pedicel, spc = speculum.
FIGURE 20 in Review of the species of Anastatus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) known from China, with description of two new species with brachypterous females
FIGURE 20. Anastatus (Anastatus) orientalis female. A, Dorsal habitus (2019-48); B, lateral habitus (2019-47); C, head frontal (2019-49); D, antenna (2019-48) [insert: apical three funiculars and clava, vertical lines indicate length of antennomeres]; E, dorsal mesosoma (2019-48); F, lateral mesosoma (2019-47); G, fore wing (2019-47); H, mesotibial apical spur and mesotarsus (2019-47). Abbreviations: aod = longitudinal diameter of anterior ocellus, osd = distance between anterior ocellus and scrobal depression.
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