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FIGURES 19 A–E in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 19 A–E. Nymphs, adults and habitat of Yelahanka granulosa (Distant): A, nymph on maize; B, nymph on Dodonaea viscosa; C–D, adults on Dodonaea viscosa leaf; E, ecological habitat of Y. granulosa and Dodonaea viscosa, near Bengaluru.
FIGURES 11 A–G in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 11 A–G. Yelahanka granulosa (Distant), male genitalia. A, genital capsule, lateral view; B, subgenital plate, ventral view; C, style, lateral view; D–E, connective, dorsal and lateral views; F, aedeagus, lateral view; G, aedeagal shaft, anterior view.
FIGURES 10 A–I in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 10 A–I. Yelahanka canaraica sp. nov., male genitalia: A, genital capsule, lateral view; B, anal segments, lateral view; C, ventral pygofer process, lateral view; D, subgenital plate, ventral view; E, Style, lateral view; F–G, connective dorsal and lateral views; H, aedeagus, lateral view; I, aedeagus, anterior view.
FIGURES 13 A–I in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 13 A–I. Yelahanka montana sp. nov., male genitalia. A, genital capsule, lateral view; B, anal segments, lateral view; C, style, lateral view; D–E, connective, dorsal and lateral view; F,aedeagus, lateral view, holotype; G, aedeagal shaft apex, anterior view, holotype; H, aedeagus, lateral view, paratype; I, aedeagus shaft apex, anterior view.
FIGURES 9 A–L in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 9 A–L. Ovipositors of species of Yelahanka gen. nov. A–D, Y. canaraica sp. nov., valvula I (A–B) and valvula II (C–D); E–H, Y. kodaiensis sp. nov., valvula I (E–F) and valvula II (G–H); I–L, Y. punctata (Walker), valvula I (I–J) and valvula II (K–L).
FIGURES 7 A–H in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 7 A–H. Species of Yelahanka gen. nov. leg chaetotaxy. A–E, Y. granulosa (Distant): A. Pro femur, anterior view; B, meta femur and tibia, anterior view; C, distal macrosetae on meta femur; D, chaetotaxy of distal part of meta tibia, ventral view; E, chaetotaxy of plantar surface of meta basitarsomere. F–H, Y. punctata (Walker): F, chaetotaxy of distal part of meta tibia, ventral view; G, chaetotaxy of plantar surface of meta basitarsomere; H, chaetotaxy of distal part of meta tibia, ventral view.
FIGURES 8 A–K in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 8 A–K. Species of Yelahanka gen. nov. females and wings. A–C, sternite VII: A, Y. canaraica sp. nov.; B, Y. kodaiensis sp. nov.; C, Y. punctata (Walker). D–K, Y. granulosa (Distant): D, sternite VII; E, Forewing; F, hind wing; G, pygofer and ovipositor, lateral view; H–I, valvula I; J–K, valvula II.
FIGURES 6 A–L in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 6 A–L. Species of Yelahanka gen. nov., faces. A–B, male and female Y. canaraica sp. nov.; C–D, male and female Y. granulosa (Distant); E, male Y. kodaiensis sp. nov.; F, male Y. montana sp. nov.; G, male Y. nepalica sp. nov.; H–I, male and female Y. punctata (Walker); J, male Y. shillongensis sp. nov.; K, male Y. sikkimensis sp. nov.; L, Y. trifida sp. nov.
FIGURES 3 A–H in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 3 A–H. Yelahanka granulosa (Distant), males and females from different localities showing colour variation: A–B, E–F, males from Bengaluru; C–D, male from Mudigere; G–H, female from Coimbatore; I–J, male from Coimbatore.
FIGURES 4 A–J in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 4 A–J. Yelahanka punctata (Walker) comb. nov.: A–B, holotype, dorsal view and label data; C–F, female Lectotype, Y. tuberculata (Distant) comb. nov. (junior synonym of Y. punctata), dorsal, lateral and ventral views and label data. G–J. male (G–H) and female (I–J) dorsal and lateral views.
FIGURES 5 A–G in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 5 A–G. Species habitus of Yelahanka gen. nov. A–B, Y. shillongensis sp. nov., male dorsal and lateral views. C–E, Y. sikkimensis sp. nov., male (C) dorsal view; D–F, female dorsal and lateral views. F–G, male Y. trifida sp. nov., dorsal and lateral views.
FIGURES 1 A–J in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 1 A–J. Species habitus of Yelahanka gen. nov. A–D, Y. canaraica sp. nov.: A–B, male, dorsal and lateral views; C–D, female, dorsal and lateral views. E–F, Y. kodaiensis sp. nov., male, dorsal and lateral views. G–H, Y. montana sp. nov., male, dorsal and lateral views. I–J, Y. nepalica sp. nov., male, dorsal and lateral views.
FIGURES 2 A–K in Leafhopper subfamily Ledrinae of the Indian subcontinent: 1. Description of Yelahanka gen. nov. (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) with seven new species and new combinations
FIGURES 2 A–K. Yelahanka granulosa (Distant) comb. nov.. A–C, lectotype male, Y. granulosa: dorsal, lateral views and label data; D–G, paralectotype female, Y. granulosa: dorsal, lateral and face, and label data. H–K, lectotype female Y. bainbreggei (Distant) comb. nov. (junior synonym of Y. granulosa): dorsal, lateral, ventral views and label data.
Data from: A new subfamily LIP of the major intrinsic proteins
Background: Proteins of the major intrinsic protein (MIP) family, or aquaporins, have been detected in almost all organisms. These proteins are important in cells and organisms because they allow for passive transmembrane transport of water and other small, uncharged polar molecules. Results: We compared the predicted amino acid sequences of 20 MIPs from several algae species of the phylum Heterokontophyta (Kingdom Chromista) with the sequences of MIPs from other organisms. Multiple sequence alignments revealed motifs that were homologous to functionally important NPA motifs and the so-called ar/R-selective filter of glyceroporins and aquaporins. The MIP sequences of the studied chromists fell into several clusters that belonged to different groups of MIPs from a wide variety of organisms from different Kingdoms. Two of these proteins belong to Plasma membrane intrinsic proteins (PIPs), four of them belong to GlpF-like intrinsic proteins (GIPs), and one of them belongs to a specific MIPE subfamily from green algae. Three proteins belong to the unclassified MIPs, two of which are of bacterial origin. Eight of the studied MIPs contain an NPM-motif in place of the second conserved NPA-motif typical of the majority of MIPs. The MIPs of heterokonts within all detected clusters can differ from other MIPs in the same cluster regarding the structure of the ar/R-selective filter and other generally conserved motifs. Conclusion: We proposed placing nine MIPs from heterokonts into a new group, which we have named the LIPs (large intrinsic proteins). The possible substrate specificities of the studied MIPs are discussed.
FIGURE 2. Bathytanais culterformis, female paratype. A in A new tanaidacean subfamily, Bathytanaidinae (Crustacea: Paratanaididae), from the Australian continental shelf and slope
FIGURE 2. Bathytanais culterformis, female paratype. A) Pereopod 1. B) Pereopod 2. C) Pereopod 3. D) Pereopod 4. E) Pereopod 5. F) Pereopod 6. G) Pleopod. H) Uropod.
FIGURE 1. Bathytanais culterformis, female. A holotype, BL dissected paratype. A in A new tanaidacean subfamily, Bathytanaidinae (Crustacea: Paratanaididae), from the Australian continental shelf and slope
FIGURE 1. Bathytanais culterformis, female. A holotype, BL dissected paratype. A) Dorsal view. B) Cephalothorax. C) Antennule. D) Antenna. E) Labrum. F) Left mandible. G) Right mandible. H) Labium. I) Maxillule and maxilla. J) Maxilliped. K) Epignath. L) Cheliped.
FIGURE 7 in A new tanaidacean subfamily, Bathytanaidinae (Crustacea: Paratanaididae), from the Australian continental shelf and slope
FIGURE 7. Bathytanais fragilis, female paratype, scale bar AF 0.25 mm, GH 0.1 mm. A) Pereopod 1. B) Pereopod 2. C) Pereopod 3. D) Pereopod 4. E) Pereopod 5. F) Pereopod 6. G) Pleopod. H) Uropod.
FIGURE 4. Bathytanais arenamans, female paratype. A in A new tanaidacean subfamily, Bathytanaidinae (Crustacea: Paratanaididae), from the Australian continental shelf and slope
FIGURE 4. Bathytanais arenamans, female paratype. A) Pereopod 1. B) Pereopod 2. C) Pereopod 3. D) Pereopod 4. E) Pereopod 5. F) Pereopod 6. G) Pleopod. H) Uropod.
FIGURE 3. Bathytanais. arenamans, female A holotype, BL dissected paratype. A in A new tanaidacean subfamily, Bathytanaidinae (Crustacea: Paratanaididae), from the Australian continental shelf and slope
FIGURE 3. Bathytanais. arenamans, female A holotype, BL dissected paratype. A) Dorsal view. B) Cephalothorax. C) Antennule. D) Antenna. E) Labrum. F) Left mandible. G) Right mandible. H) Maxillule. I) Maxilla. J) Labium K) Maxilliped. L) Cheliped.
FIGURE 6. Bathytanais fragilis, female paratype scale bars AB 1 in A new tanaidacean subfamily, Bathytanaidinae (Crustacea: Paratanaididae), from the Australian continental shelf and slope
FIGURE 6. Bathytanais fragilis, female paratype scale bars AB 1 mm, EI 0.02 mm, J 0.5 mm. A) Antennule. B) Antenna. C) Labrum. D, Labium. E) Left mandible. F) Right mandible. G) Maxillule. H) Maxilla. I) Maxilliped. J) Cheliped. K) Cheliped propodus.
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