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FIGURES 1–5 in Genus Bungona Harker, 1957 (Ephemeroptera: Baetidae) from China, with descriptions of three new species and a key to Oriental species
FIGURES 1–5. Nymph of Bungona (Centroptella) longisetosa (Braasch & Soldán) (1) right maxilla; (2) claw; (3) abdominal sterna IV–VI; (4) habitus of male nymph (dorsal view); (5) habitus of female nymph (dorsal view).
FIGURES 37–44 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 37–44. Larvae of Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. 37, fore leg (dorsal view); 38, articulation of femur and tibia of middle leg (dorsal view); 39, fragment of fore tarsus (ventral view); 40, fragment of middle tarsus (ventral view); 41–42, claws; 43, exuviae of paraprocts and protogonostyli of male larva; 44, exuviae of 9th and 10th terga.
FIGURES 52–55 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 52–55. Larval abdominal sterna of Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. 52, halves of abdominal sterna II–VIII; 53, frag- ment of sternum III; 54, fragment of sternum V; 55, fragment of sternum VII.
FIGURES 14–23 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 14–23. Larvae of Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. 14, male larva of last instar with well-developed cuticular coloration; 15, female larva of penultimate instar with light cuticle and well-visible hypodermal coloration; 16, exuviae of fore leg with prothoracic pleurite; 17, exuviae of middle leg; 18, exuviae of hind leg with metathoracic pleurite and part of metanotum (arrow shows vestige of hind protopteron); 19, exuviae of abdomen; 20, exuviae of right half of pronotum and mesonotum; 21, head; 22, portion of cercus and paracercus in middle part; 23, apices of cercus and paracercus.
FIGURES 11–13. 11–12 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 11–13. 11–12, Potamocloeon dentatum: 11, genitals of subimago; 12, genitals of imago (styligeral and gonostylar muscles shown only on left side, gonoduct shown by dotted line). 13, Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n., fore wing (holotype). Abbreviations: gd – gonoduct; gs1–gs3, segments of gonostylus; m.IX-X, areas of anterior attachment of median paraproctal muscles (i.e., muscles going from sternum IX to common base of paraprocts); m.sg, median sterno-styligeral muscle.
FIGURES 45–51 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 45–51. Larval legs of Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. (instead of long hairs, only their bases are shown as small rings). 45, fore femur (dorsal view); 46, middle femur (dorsal view); 47, fore tibia (anterior view); 48, middle tibia (anterior view); 49, hind tibia (anterior view); 50, fore tarsus (dorsal view), 51, middle tarsus (dorsal view).
FIGURES 1–10. Potamocloeon dentatum. 1 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 1–10. Potamocloeon dentatum. 1, head and thorax of male imago from Uganda; 2, its abdominal sterna and terga; 3, abdominal sterna and terga of male imago from Mali; 4, abdominal sterna and terga of male subimago from Uganda; 5, hind leg of male imago; 6, subimaginal mesonotum; 7–10, genitals: 7, holotype; 8–9, specimens from Mali; 10, specimen from Uganda.
FIGURES 28–36 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 28–36. Larvae of Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. 28, 29, tergalii of 1st pair; 30–35, tergalii of 2nd–7th pairs; 36, labium (at left ventral view and musculature, at right dorsal view).
FIGURES 63–69 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 63–69. Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. 63, subimaginal exuviae of tibia and tarsus of female fore leg; 64, the same, hind leg; 65, its imaginal hind leg; 66, subimaginal exuviae of mesopleuron; 67, subimaginal exuviae of left half of mesonotum; 68–69, genitals of male imagines (66–68, holotype).
FIGURES 56–62 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 56–62. Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. 56, abdominal terga of male imago; 57–59, male imagines; 60, abdominal sterna of male imago; 61–62, female imago (56, 60, holotype).
FIGURES 24–27 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 24–27. Larvae of Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. 24, maxilla (ventral view); 25, left half of labrum (dorsal view); 26–27, apices of left and right mandibles before molt to next larval instar. Abbreviations: ds1–ds3, dentisetae.
FIGURES 70–72 in Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. from Usambara Mountains in Tanzania (Ephemeroptera, Baetidae)
FIGURES 70–72. Potamocloeon edentatum sp. n. 70, subimaginal exuviae of gonostyli; 71, genitals of male imago (gonostylar muscle shown only on right side, gonovectal muscles shown only on left side, gonoducts shown by dotted line); 72, larval protogonostyli with developing subimaginal genitas inside. Abbreviations: gs1–gs3, segments of gonostylus; m.IX-X, areas of anterior attachment of median paraproctal muscles (i.e., muscles going from sternum IX to common base of paraprocts); m.sg, median sterno-styligeral muscle; pgs, protogonostylus; usg, unistyliger.
FIGURES 2–6 in A new species of Camelobaetidius Demoulin, 1966 (Ephemeroptera: Baetidae), from the Colombian Orinoco River basin
FIGURES 2–6. Camelobaetidius metae sp. nov., nymph. 2, labrum (left v.v., right d.v.). 3, hypopharynx. 4, left mandible. 4a, incisors and prostheca of left mandible. 5, right mandible. 5a, incisors and prostheca of right mandible. 6, maxilla.
FIGURES 7–11 in A new species of Camelobaetidius Demoulin, 1966 (Ephemeroptera: Baetidae), from the Colombian Orinoco River basin
FIGURES 7–11. Camelobaetidius metae sp. nov., nymph.7, labium (left v.v., right d.v.). 8, foreleg. 8a, detail of tarsal claw. 9, posterior margin of terga IV. 10, gill IV. 11, paraproct.
FIGURES 12–16. Paramoebidium santanderensis from Baetidae. 12. Cylindrical thallus, with a in First record of trichomycetes associated with aquatic insects from Colombian Moorland and Andean forests
FIGURES 12–16. Paramoebidium santanderensis from Baetidae. 12. Cylindrical thallus, with a basal discoid holdfast (arrow), attached to hindgut lining. 13. One cystospore in the bottom (arrow) before germination, the other (arrowhead) after germination. 14–16. Cystospores (spore mother-cells), after germination, which remain attached to the apex of the growing thallus.
FIGURES 2–10. Gauthieromyces colombiensis from Baetidae. 2. Thallus overview. 3–5 in First record of trichomycetes associated with aquatic insects from Colombian Moorland and Andean forests
FIGURES 2–10. Gauthieromyces colombiensis from Baetidae. 2. Thallus overview. 3–5. Basal cell with holdfast material and short rhizoid-like branches (arrows). 6. Fertile branches overview. 7. Horseshoe-shaped trichospores on generative cells. Trichospore appendages observable inside the corresponding generative cells (arrows). 7b. Detail of an appendage inside a generative cell. 8. Loose trichospore with appendage. 9. Vegetative propagules attached to the basal cell (arrow). 10. Detail of the distal section of various propagules. Scale bar for Fig. 2 = 50 μm; for Figs 3–6, 9 = 25 μm; for Figs 7, 7b, 8, 10 = 10 μm.
FIGURES 35–39. Paramoebidium hamatum from Baetidae and Tricorythidae. 35. Thallus overview. 36 in First record of trichomycetes associated with aquatic insects from Colombian Moorland and Andean forests
FIGURES 35–39. Paramoebidium hamatum from Baetidae and Tricorythidae. 35. Thallus overview. 36. Terminal papilla (arrow). 37. Detail of the holdfast in thallus attached to the hindgut lining. 38. Mature thallus and ellipsoidal cytospora in the initial attachment phase (arrow). Bar = 50 μm. 39. Thallus overview attached with other thalli. Bar = 25 μm.
FIGURE 5 in The imagines of Platybaetis selvai Kubendran et al., 2021 (Ephemeroptera: Baetidae) from China
FIGURE 5. Nymphal characters of Platybaetis selvai. A. Gill I; B. Gill II; C. Gill III; D. Gill IV; E. Gill V; F. Gill VI; G. Gill VII; H. Gill III closer view; I. Paraproct; J. Base of cerci and terminal filament; K. Terminal filament.
FIGURE 1 in The imagines of Platybaetis selvai Kubendran et al., 2021 (Ephemeroptera: Baetidae) from China
FIGURE 1. Imaginal habitus of Platybaetis selvai. A. Lateral view of male; B. Dorsal view of male; C. Lateral view female; D. Dorsal view female.
FIGURE 3 in The imagines of Platybaetis selvai Kubendran et al., 2021 (Ephemeroptera: Baetidae) from China
FIGURE 3. Drawing characters of Platybaetis selvai. A. Larval habitus (dorsal view); B. Male forewing; C. Male genitalia (ventral view).
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