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FIGURES 31–42. Chirothrips and Konothrips species. Figs 31–38 in Review of Chirothrips and related genera (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) of the Americas, with descriptions of one new genus and four new species

FIGURES 31–42. Chirothrips and Konothrips species. Figs 31–38, right antenna (dorsal aspect unless otherwise noted) of Chirothrips spp. (31) C. hamatus; (32) C. aculeatus, (32a) ventral aspect of segment IV; (33) C. insolitus (after zur Strassen 1960) (arrow indicates location of inner sense cone of segment VI); (34) C.andrei (after zur Strassen 1974); (35) C. praeocularis; (36) C. manicatus (after zur Strassen 1959); (37) C. cuneiceps; (38) C. simplex (after zur Strassen 1967a). (39) C. hamatus, left foreleg. (40) C. alexandrae, head, dorsal aspect. (41) C. manicatus, head, dorsal aspect. (42) Konothrips tuttlei, abdominal tergite.

FIGURES 52–60 in Review of Chirothrips and related genera (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) of the Americas, with descriptions of one new genus and four new species

FIGURES 52–60. Unilobothrips cornuatus sp. n., holotype female. (52) right antenna, dorsal aspect; (53) head, dorsal aspect; (54) head ventral aspect; (55) pronotum; (56) mesonotum; (57) metanotum; (58) pro- and mesosterna; (59) abdominal tergite IV; (60) abdominal segment VI, sternites and pleurites. Scale bar 100μm.

FIGURES 27–30 in Review of Chirothrips and related genera (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) of the Americas, with descriptions of one new genus and four new species

FIGURES 27–30. Chirothrips hemingi sp. n., paratype male. (27) metanotum; (28) abdominal sternite IV; (29) abdominal tergite IX; (30) abdominal tergite X. Scale bar 100μm.

FIGURES 18–26 in Review of Chirothrips and related genera (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) of the Americas, with descriptions of one new genus and four new species

FIGURES 18–26. Chirothrips hemingi sp. n., holotype female. (18) right antenna; (19) head, dorsal aspect; (20) right compound eye, ventral aspect; (21) pronotum; (22) pro- and mesosterna; (23) mesonotum; (24) metanotum; (25) abdominal tergite V; (26) abdominal segment IV, sternite and pleurite IV. Scale bar 100μm.

FIGURES 1–7 in Review of Chirothrips and related genera (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) of the Americas, with descriptions of one new genus and four new species

FIGURES 1–7. Arorathrips childersi sp. n., holotype female. (1) right antenna; (2) head, dorsal aspect; (3) pronotum; (4) mesonotum; (5) metanotum; (6) pro- and mesosterna; (7) abdominal tergite V. Scale bar 100μm.

FIGURES 8–17 in Review of Chirothrips and related genera (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) of the Americas, with descriptions of one new genus and four new species

FIGURES 8–17. Arorathrips species. (8) A. sericatus, abdominal tergite VI (after Hood 1949a). (9) A. mexicanus, tergite III. (10) A. crenulatus, abdominal tergite. (11) A. crassiscellis, right foreleg (after zur Strassen 1967a). (12) A. crassus, left antennal segments I to IV (after zur Strassen 1960). (13) A. oneillae, head, dorsal aspect. (14) A. spiniceps, metanotal sculpture. (15) A. spiniceps, abdominal tergal sculpture. (16) A. spiniceps, praespinasternal area (after Nakahara 1991). (17) A. crenulatus, praespinasternum (after Nakahara 1991).

FIGURE 6 in One new genus and two new free-living nematode species (Desmodorida, Desmodoridae) from the continental margin of New Zealand, Southwest Pacific Ocean

FIGURE 6. Pseudonchus virginiae sp. n. A: Lateral view of male anterior region; B: lateral view of male head showing buccal cavity; C: lateral view of female head; D: female tail. Scale bar = 30 Μm.

FIGURE 7 in One new genus and two new free-living nematode species (Desmodorida, Desmodoridae) from the continental margin of New Zealand, Southwest Pacific Ocean

FIGURE 7. Pseudonchus virginiae sp. n. Light micrographs. A: Lateral view of female head showing anterior portion of buccal cavity and teeth (optical section); B: lateral surface view of female head, showing multispiral amphideal fovea and cuticle striations; C: lateral surface view of male head showing cryptocircular amphideal fovea; D: lateral view of male middle body region showing lateral chord with granular inclusions. Scale bar: A, B and C = 20 Μm; D = 27 Μm.

FIGURE 4 in One new genus and two new free-living nematode species (Desmodorida, Desmodoridae) from the continental margin of New Zealand, Southwest Pacific Ocean

FIGURE 4. Onepunema enigmaticum gen. et sp. n. Light micrographs. A: Right lateral view of female head, showing unusual arrangement of head sensillae, cuticle annulations, and circular amphideal aperture; B: cross-section view of female head, showing thickened cuticle of main head region, reduced buccal cavity, and extended labial region; C: male mid-body region showing anterior (top) and posterior (bottom) testes; D: cross-section view of male middle body region, showing two types of cells in intestinal epithelium with numerous round inclusions; E: spicule. Arrows point towards the testes. Scale bar: A and B = 10 Μm; C = 35 Μm; D = 20 Μm; E = 16 Μm.

FIGURE 5 in One new genus and two new free-living nematode species (Desmodorida, Desmodoridae) from the continental margin of New Zealand, Southwest Pacific Ocean

FIGURE 5. Pseudonchus virginiae sp. n. A: Entire male in cross-section view; B: lateral view of male posterior region; C: female reproductive system. Scale bar: A = 150 Μm; B and C = 53 Μm.

FIGURE 3 in One new genus and two new free-living nematode species (Desmodorida, Desmodoridae) from the continental margin of New Zealand, Southwest Pacific Ocean

FIGURE 3. Onepunema enigmaticum gen. et sp. n. A: Entire male in cross-section view showing position and arrangement of testes; B: posterior male region, showing spicules and pre-cloacal supplements; C: female reproductive system; D: female tail, with details of glands and pores. Scale bar: A = 60 Μm; B and C = 30 Μm; D = 20 Μm.

FIGURE 2 in One new genus and two new free-living nematode species (Desmodorida, Desmodoridae) from the continental margin of New Zealand, Southwest Pacific Ocean

FIGURE 2. Onepunema enigmaticum gen et sp. n. A: Male anterior region; B: male anterior region showing amphideal aperture and position of glands and pores; C: female anterior region. Scale bar = 35 Μm.

FIGURE 1 in One new genus and two new free-living nematode species (Desmodorida, Desmodoridae) from the continental margin of New Zealand, Southwest Pacific Ocean

FIGURE 1. Onepunema enigmaticum gen. et sp. n. A: head region, surface view; B: detail of fovea- (outer line) and amphideal aperture (inner line); C: head region, cross-section view; D: cloacal region with right spicule, gubernaculum, and pre-, para- and post-cloacal setae; E: right spicule; F: left spicule and gubernaculum; G: gubernaculum, right hand side view; H: gubernaculum, left hand side view. Scale bar = 20 Μm.

FIGURES 1–6 in The genus Aeolothrips in Iran (Thysanoptera: Aeolothripidae) with one new species

FIGURES 1–6. Aeolothrips zurstrasseni sp. n. (1) Head and pronotum; (2) Meso and metanotum; (3) Fore wing; (4) Sternites VI–VII; (5) Male tergite I; (6) Male tergites IX–X.

FIGURES 7–9 in The genus Aeolothrips in Iran (Thysanoptera: Aeolothripidae) with one new species

FIGURES 7–9. Aeolothrips zurstrasseni sp. n. (7) Antennal segments III–IX (female); (8) Antenna (male). Aeolothrips sp. nr balati (9) Antenna (male).

FIGURE 2 in One new species and one new combination of the genus Neocyrtopsis Liu & Zhang, 2007 (Orthoptera: Meconematinae) from Emeishan, China

FIGURE 2. Neocyrtopsis (Neocyrtopsis) emeishanensis Shi sp. nov., male: A. pronotum in dorsal view; B. pronotum in lateral view; C. apex of abdomen in apical view; D. apex of abdomen in lateral view; E. subgenital plate in ventral view; scale bars: 1mm.

FIGURE 1 in One new species and one new combination of the genus Neocyrtopsis Liu & Zhang, 2007 (Orthoptera: Meconematinae) from Emeishan, China

FIGURE 1. Neocyrtopsis (Paraneocyrtopsis) platycata (Shi & Zheng, 1994), com. nov. A, H. pronotum in dorsal view; B, I. pronotum in lateral view; C, J. apex of abdomen in lateral view; D. apex of abdomen in apical view; E. apex of abdomen in dorsal view; F. apex of subgenital plate and genitalia in ventral view; G, K. subgenital plate in ventral view; male: A–G; female: H–K; scale bars: 1mm.

FIGURE 4 in One new species and a new record of the genus Chordodes (Nematomorpha: Gordiida) from North-East India

FIGURE 4. Chordodes lasuboni, scanning electron micrographs. (A) Overview of dorsal side, showing the dorsal midline (dml) and many clusters of crowned areoles (cra). (B) Overview of ventral side, showing the ventral midline (vml) bordered by clusters with crowned areoles with long filaments. Brackets mark extension of these clusters. (C) Overview of cuticle from the lateral body sides showing clusters of crowned areoles and bulging areoles (arrows). (D) Cluster of crowned areoles (cra) and circumcluster areoles (cca) surrounded by simple areoles and one tubercle areoles (encircled). (E) Crowned areole cluster. (F) Crowned areole cluster showing some bulging areoles (bar) in proximity. A and C taken from anterior region of the worm, B, E and F from mid-body and D from posterior region.

FIGURE 2 in One new species and a new record of the genus Chordodes (Nematomorpha: Gordiida) from North-East India

FIGURE 2. Chordodes moutoni, scanning electron micrographs. (A) Posterior end with terminal cloacal opening (co) in slight depression. (B) Lateral view of mid-body region showing elevated crowned areole clusters (cra). (C) Ventral side showing the distribution of clusters containing crowned areoles with long filaments (cra2) along both sides of the midline and clusters with short-filament crowned areoles on the remaining regions (cra1). (D) Crowned areoles with long filaments in higher magnification.

FIGURE 1 in One new species and a new record of the genus Chordodes (Nematomorpha: Gordiida) from North-East India

FIGURE 1. Specimens of Chordodes with their hosts. (A) C. moutoni with its host, Hierodula sp. (B) C. lasuboni n. sp. with its host, Hierodula sp.