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Figure 16 in From Arge to Zenarge: adult morphology and phylogenetics of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae)
Figure 16. Wings and pteralia characters and states ♀. A, Trailia analis. B, Neurogymnia nigricosta. C, Trochophora lobata. Wing sclerotizations encircled. Abbreviations: A = anal vein, ax = axillary sclerite, M* = median cell, R1* = radial 1 cell first (1R1*).
Figure 1 in From Arge to Zenarge: adult morphology and phylogenetics of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae)
Figure 1. Zenarge turneri ♀. Measurements used in morphological matrix. A–B, head. A, frontal view. B, lateral view. C, maxilla. D, hind leg. E, mesoscutellum and metanotum. F, fore wing Acrogymnia sp. Abbreviations: as = antennal sockets, atp = anterior tentorial pits, M = median vein, R = radial vein, Rs = radial sector vein.
Figure 19 in From Arge to Zenarge: adult morphology and phylogenetics of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae)
Figure 19. Male genitalia characters and states ♂, ventral and dorsal view. A–C, Zenarge turneri. A, ventral. B, cupula, lateral view. C, dorsal. D–F, Trichorhachus nitida. D, ventral. E, cupula, lateral view. F, dorsal. G–J, Scobina semifusca. G, ventral. H, fibula ducti, anterior view. I, dorsal. J–K, Atomacera coerulescens. J, ventral. K, dorsal. L–M, Aproceros leucopoda. L, ventral. M, dorsal. N–O, Sjoestedtia meruensis. N, ventral. O, dorsal. P–Q, Sphacophilus cellularis. P, ventral. Q, dorsal. R, Neoptilia biramosa, dorsal. S, Durgoa mattogrosensis, dorsal. Abbreviations: bpr = basiparameres, cup = cupula, fd = fibula ducti, prl = parapenis lobe, tpc = teloparameral carina, tpr = teloparamere.
Figure 5. Zenarge turneri. A, wing venation. B in From Arge to Zenarge: adult morphology and phylogenetics of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae)
Figure 5. Zenarge turneri. A, wing venation. B, anterior margin, hind wing. C–D, midleg. C, tibia and proximal tarsus. D, preapical tibial spurs. E, hind leg. F, plantulae basitarsomere hind leg. G, pretarsus hind leg, ventral view. H, fore leg apical tibial spur. I, hind leg apical tibial spur. Wing sclerotizations encircled. Abbreviations: A = anal vein, a-a = anal crossvein, ats = apical tibial spurs, AP* = proximal anal cell, AD* = distal anal cell, btr = basitarsomere, C = costal vein, C* = costal cell, Cu1 = cubital vein, cu-a = cubitoanal crossvein, ham = hamulus, M = median vein, M* = median cell, M.Cu* = mediocubital cell, m-cu = mediocubital crossvein, ptl = plantulae, pts = preapical tibial spurs, R = radial vein, R.Sc* = radialsubcostal cell, R1* = radial 1 cell first (1R1*) and second (2R1*), Rs = radial sector vein, Rs* = radial sector cell, r-m = radiomedian crossvein, r-rs = radial crossvein, Sc = subcostal vein, tb = tibia, tr = tarsomere.
Figure 4 in From Arge to Zenarge: adult morphology and phylogenetics of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae)
Figure 4. Zenarge turneri ♀. A, basalare, dorsal view. B, metanotum, dorsal view. C, mesothorax, lateroposterior view. D, metapleuron. E, mesofurca, anterior view. F–G, metafurca. F, posterior view. G, lateroposterior view. Abbreviations: eps = episternum, em = epimeron, iss = intersegmental sulcus, lph = laterophragma, pnt = postnotum, sp = spiracle, tems = transepimeral sulcus, T1 = first abdominal tergum.
Figure 8. Zenarge turneri. A–B, abdomen male. A in From Arge to Zenarge: adult morphology and phylogenetics of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae)
Figure 8. Zenarge turneri. A–B, abdomen male. A, habitus, dorsal view. B, habitus lateral view. C–D, male terminalia. C, habitus dorsal view. D, habitus ventral view. E–F, male genitalia. E, habitus ventral view. F, habitus, dorsal view. G–H, teloparamere (= harpe). G, dorsal view. H, ventral view. I–J, penisvalva. I, habitus. J, distal region, valvura. K, genital capsule, ventral view. L–O, volsella. L, habitus. M, distal region, posterior view. N–O, digiceps teeth on apex. Abbreviations: atT2 = acrotergite of tergum 2, acsT2 = antecostal sulcus of tergum 2, bpr = basiparameres, cr = cercus, cup = cupula, fm = femur, pnt3 = third postnotum, pv = penisvalva, S = abdominal sternum, T = abdominal tergum, tb = tibia, tc=trochanter, tcl = trochantellus, tpr = teloparamere, vlc = valviceps, vlv = valvura, voll = volsella.
Figure 7. Zenarge turneri ovipositor. A in From Arge to Zenarge: adult morphology and phylogenetics of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae)
Figure 7. Zenarge turneri ovipositor. A, habitus, lateral view. B, apex. C, lateral campaniform sensilla. D–F, 2nd valvula. D, habitus. E, mid region. F, ventral region. G–K, 1st valvula. G, habitus. H, lamnium. I, ventral region. J, inner wall. K, egg canal, inner wall. Abbreviations: lCpS = lateral campaniform sensilla, vv = valvula.
Figure 12 in From Arge to Zenarge: adult morphology and phylogenetics of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae)
Figure 12. Thorax characters and states ♀. A–D, propleuron, ventral view. A, Neodiprion sertifer (Diprionidae). B, Dielocerus formosus. C, Trichorhachus sp. D, Abia fasciata (Cimbicidae). E–G, mesothorax, anterior view. E, Neodiprion sertifer (Diprionidae). F, Ptilia versicolor. G, Abia fasciata (Cimbicidae). H, Atomacera pubicornis, metaepimeron. I–K, mesothorax and metathorax, lateral view. I, Arge pullata. J, Sterictiphora furcata. K, Sphacophilus crawii. Abbreviations: dis = discrimen, em = epimeron, eps = episternum, keps = katepisternum, ifrs = infraepimeral sulcus, iss = intersegmental sulcus, ppc = prepectus, ppl = propleuron, pnds = pronotal diagonal sulcus, pss = postspiracular sclerite, prel = preepisternal lobe of metapleuron, prn = pronotum, ps = pleural suture, pstns = pseudosternal sulcus, sp = spiracles, stn = thoracic sternum, tn = thoracic sternum, T = abdominal tergum, tems = transepimeral sulcus, wp = pleural wing process.
Figure 9. Antenna characters and states. A in From Arge to Zenarge: adult morphology and phylogenetics of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae)
Figure 9. Antenna characters and states. A, Pampsilota zebra ♂. B, Aprosthema tardum ♂. C, Digelasinus diversipes ♀, proximal region. D, Pampsilota dahomeyanus ♂. E, Arge pullata ♂. F, Tanyphatnidea microcephala ♀. G, Antargidium sp. H, Triarge nigra ♀. Abbreviations: fl = flagellum, ol = lateral ocellus, om = median ocellus, pdc = pedicel, scp = scape.
Figs 1–6 in The life-history of Aprosthema tardum (KLUG, 1814) (Hymenoptera, Tenthredinoidea, Argidae)
Figs 1–6: Aprosthema tardum. Head shape, dorsal view: 1, summer morph, female (BVLS084). 2, winter morph, female (BVLS040). 3, summer morph, male (BVLS024). 4, winter morph, male (BVLS039). For collection and rearing data, see Table 2. Cocoons: 5, made by an individual emerging in the same summer (BVLS084). 6, made by an overwintering individual (BVLS040).
FIGURE 5. Some Argidae species from Colombia, a in The sawflies and woodwasps (Hymenoptera: 'Symphyta') of Colombia
FIGURE 5. Some Argidae species from Colombia, a. Dielocerus sp. ♂ (UNAB 1637); b. Acrogymnidia palama ♀ (UNAB 704); c. Tanymeles medeus ♀ (ICN-MHN); d. Sericoceros gibbus ♀ (UNAB 1038); e. Scobina braunsi (ICN-MHN ICN_099402); f. Arge basimacula ♀ (NMNH); g. Topotrita leucocephala ♂ (UNAB 901); h. Triptenus romani ♂ (IAvH-E-151188); i. Themos surinamensis ♀ (UNAB 898), j. Manaos mulsus ♀ (UNAB 3650).
Fig. 17 in Comparative anatomy of the larvae of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae): a phylogenetic approach
Fig. 17 Strict consensus of 40 shortest trees (340 steps) using maximum parsimony under equal weighting. Bremer support (BS) and Jackknife resampling frequency values (JK)
Fig. 18 in Comparative anatomy of the larvae of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae): a phylogenetic approach
Fig. 18 Preferred implied weight tree (k value = 15) with subfamily classification. Main clades are labelled with capital letter in circles (see "Discussion"). Symmetric resampling (SR) frequency values (in red) are the maximum value for that clade in all IW trees (k = 1–30). Black dots represent synapomorphies identified by unambiguous optimization (WinClada)
Fig. 15 in Comparative anatomy of the larvae of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae): a phylogenetic approach
Fig. 15 Larval abdomen sensilla, characters and states. a Spinarge fulvicornis. b Arge berberidis. c Neodiprion lecontei (Diprionidae). d Sphacophilus apios. e Pampsilota dahomeyanus. f Dielocerus diasi. g Spinarge fulvicornis sublateral lobes (sllb). h Atomacera decepta. i Ptenos amazonicus. j Trichorhachus sp. k Cimbex sp. (Cimbicidae). l Scobina. m Schizocerella pilicornis. n Didymia connurasae. o Siobla sturmii (Tenthredinidae)
Fig. 16 in Comparative anatomy of the larvae of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae): a phylogenetic approach
Fig. 16 Larval body, characters and states. a Sphacophilus apios thorax. b Monoctenus melliceps (Diprionidae) thoracic legs. c Sphacophilus apios T10 dorsal view. d Monoctenus melliceps (Diprionidae) posterior abdomen, lateral view. e Neodiprion lecontei (Diprionidae) larvapods. f Arge pullata abdomen, lateral view. g Scobina sp. Larvapods in lateral view. h, i Sericoceros mexicanus. h Lateroventral region of abdomen. i Lateroventral gland. j Pterygophorus cinctus (Pergidae) abdomen posterior end. k Perga sp. (Pergidae) pretarsus. l Philomastix xanthophylax (Pergidae) abdomen posterior end. m Antargidium sp. Habitus. n Scobina sp. Habitus. Abbreviations: lvp, larvapod; S, abdominal sternum; sbp, subanal plate; splb, surpedal lobe; sp, spiracle; T, abdominal tergum
Fig. 6 in Comparative anatomy of the larvae of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae): a phylogenetic approach
Fig. 6 Zenarge turneri larva, posterior end of abdomen. a Lateroventral view. b Larvapod, seventh segment. c Tenth segment, posterior view. Abbreviations: lvp, larvapod; pslb, postspiracular lobe; S, abdominal sternum; sbp, subanal plate; splb, surpedal lobe; sslb, subspiracular lobe; T, abdominal tergum
Fig. 14 in Comparative anatomy of the larvae of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae): a phylogenetic approach
Fig. 14 Larval abdomen, characters and states. a–d Larvapods. Arge berberidis. b Scobina melanopyga. c Aproceros leucopoda. d Arge pullata. e Blasticotoma filiceti (Blasticotomidae) laterodorsal tergal processes. f Cimbex sp. (Cimbicidae) supraspiracular gland. g–i Postspiracular gland. Aproceros leucopoda. h Sterictiphora serotina. i Atomacera decepta. j Acordulecera sp. (Pergidae) sucker-like infraspiracular gland. k, l Aprosthema brunniventre. k Posterior end of abdomen lateral view. l Subanal lobe. m, n Aproceros leucopoda. m Posterior end of abdomen, dorsal view. n Subanal lobe. o Blasticotoma filiceti (Blasticotomidae) subanal lobe. Atomacera decepta posterior margin of T10. Abbreviations: lvp, larvapod; sp, spiracle; S, abdominal sternum; T, abdominal tergum
Fig. 2 Zenarge turneri larva. a Habitus, lateral view. b–d Head. b Posterior view. c Frontal view. d Lateral view. e in Comparative anatomy of the larvae of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae): a phylogenetic approach
Fig. 2 Zenarge turneri larva. a Habitus, lateral view. b–d Head. b Posterior view. c Frontal view. d Lateral view. e Antenna. Abbreviations: anc, antacorium; ant, antenna; ata, anterior tentorial arms; atp, anterior tentorial pits; clp, clypeus; cls, clypeo-labral suture; crd, cardo; cs, coronal sulcus; ct, corporotentorium; e, eye; es, epistomal suture; fm, foramen magnum; fr, frons; ge, gena; lbp, labial palp; lm, labrum; lvp, larvapod; mxp, maxillary palp; md, mandible; n, notum; occ, occiput; ocu, ocularium; ocs, occipital sulcus; pf, palpifer; pgb, postgenal bridge; pgn, postgena; prm, prementum; psm, postmentum; sp, spiracle; st, stipes; v, vertex; vs, vertical sulcus
Fig. 13 in Comparative anatomy of the larvae of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae): a phylogenetic approach
Fig. 13 Larval thorax and legs, characters and states. a, b Dielocerus diasi. a Fore leg. b Fore coxal glands. c, d Sericoceros mexicanus. c Fore leg. d Fore coxal glands. e Sphacophilus apios fore leg. f Neoptilia malvacearum fore coxal glands. g, h Ptenos amazonicus. g Fore leg. h Fore coxal gland. i, j Scobina melanopyga. i Fore leg. j Fore pretarsus. k Didymia connurasae fore leg. l, m Aprosthema brunniventre. l Lateral prothorax and fore leg. m Prespiracular gland. n, o Sterictiphora serotina. n Lateral prothorax and fore leg. o Prespiracular gland. p, q Pampsilota dahomeyanus fore leg. q Pretarsus. r Ptenos amazonicus thorax, lateral view. s Arge berberidis hind leg. Abbreviations: cx, coxa; fm, femur; prt, pretarsus; sp, spiracle; tb, tibia; trc, trochanter; tr, tarsus
Fig. 5 Zenarge turneri larva. a–e Thorax. a Dorsal view. b Ventral view. c Prosternum. d Profurcal apodeme. e in Comparative anatomy of the larvae of argid sawflies (Hymenoptera: Argidae): a phylogenetic approach
Fig. 5 Zenarge turneri larva. a–e Thorax. a Dorsal view. b Ventral view. c Prosternum. d Profurcal apodeme. e Spinasternum apodeme. Abbreviations: bsn, basisternum; fp, furcal pits; fu, furca; n, notum; scx, subcoxal plates; snc, sternacosta; sns, sternacostal suture; spn, spinasternum; S, abdominal sternum; T, abdominal tergum
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