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FIGURE 2 in Redescription of Nemachilichthys rueppelli, a senior synonym of N. shimogensis (Teleostei: Nemacheilidae)
FIGURE 2. Illustration showing the lengths used for morphometric analysis. (A) lateral view and (B) dorsal view. Abbreviations: TL, Total length; SL, Standard length; HL, Lateral head length; PDL, Predorsal length; DCL, Dorsal-fin origin to caudal fin base; PPL, Pre-pectoral length; PVL, Pre-pelvic length; PAL, Pre-anus length; PAnL, Pre-anal length; BD(D), Body depth (at dorsal-fin origin); BD(A), Body depth (at anus); BW(D), Body width (at dorsal-fin origin); BW(A), Body width (at anus); HDF, Height of dorsal fin; BDF, Length of dorsal-fin base; PFL, Length of pectoral fin; PVL, Length of pelvic fin; AFL, Depth of anal fin; AFB, Length of anal fin base; CFL, Length of caudal fin; CPD, Depth of caudal peduncle; CPL, Length of caudal peduncle; DHL, Dorsal head length; HD(E) Head depth (at eye); HD(N), Head depth (at nape); HW(N), Head width (at nares); HW, Maximum head width; SNL, Snout length; ED, Eye diameter; and IOD, Interorbital width.
FIGURE 4 in Redescription of Nemachilichthys rueppelli, a senior synonym of N. shimogensis (Teleostei: Nemacheilidae)
FIGURE 4. Genetic and morphometric distances versus geographical and linear distance between the sampled populations of Nemachilichthys rueppelli. (A, C and E) raw percent genetic distance in COI, cytb and morphometric Mahalanobis distance between centroids versus the geographical distances between the populations and (B, D and F) raw percent genetic distance in COI, cytb and morphometric Mahalanobis distance between centroids versus the linear distances between the populations. Note that correlation coefficients are significant in B, D and F, even after Bonferroni correction, but not in A, C and E.
FIGURE 3 in Redescription of Ateleopus japonicus Bleeker 1853, a senior synonym of Ateleopus schlegelii van der Hoeven 1855, Ateleopus purpureus Tanaka 1915, and Ateleopus tanabensis Tanaka 1918 with designation of a lectotype for A. japonicus and A. schlegelii (Ateleopodiformes: Ateleopodidae)
FIGURE 3. Pelvic fin of the postlarva (A; HUMZ 185292, 258 mm SL) and juvenile (B; HUMZ 191798, 251 mm SL) of Ateleopus japonicus. Bar 5mm.
FIGURE 1 in Redescription of Ateleopus japonicus Bleeker 1853, a senior synonym of Ateleopus schlegelii van der Hoeven 1855, Ateleopus purpureus Tanaka 1915, and Ateleopus tanabensis Tanaka 1918 with designation of a lectotype for A. japonicus and A. schlegelii (Ateleopodiformes: Ateleopodidae)
FIGURE 1. Holotype of Ateleopus tanabensis, ZUMT 8320, 345 mm SL (above) and paratypes of A. tanabensis, ZUMT 8321–8323, 212–243 mm SL (below).
FIGURE 7 in Redescription of Ateleopus japonicus Bleeker 1853, a senior synonym of Ateleopus schlegelii van der Hoeven 1855, Ateleopus purpureus Tanaka 1915, and Ateleopus tanabensis Tanaka 1918 with designation of a lectotype for A. japonicus and A. schlegelii (Ateleopodiformes: Ateleopodidae)
FIGURE 7. Lower jaw teeth in Ateleopus tanabensis (A; ZUMT 8320, holotype, 345 mm SL) and lower jaw with many papillae and without teeth in "A. tanabensis" (B; HUMZ 191811, 380 mm SL).
FIGURE 9 in Redescription of Ateleopus japonicus Bleeker 1853, a senior synonym of Ateleopus schlegelii van der Hoeven 1855, Ateleopus purpureus Tanaka 1915, and Ateleopus tanabensis Tanaka 1918 with designation of a lectotype for A. japonicus and A. schlegelii (Ateleopodiformes: Ateleopodidae)
FIGURE 9. Relationships of pectoral-fin length (% SL) to standard length in short finned specimens (circles), medium finned specimens (diamonds), long finned specimens (asterisks), and holotype of A. tanabensis (square), paratypes of A. tanabensis (triangles), and lectotype of A. japonicus and A. schlegelii (x). The number (1–14) indicates the haplotypes which are used in DNA analyses.
FIGURE 8 in Redescription of Ateleopus japonicus Bleeker 1853, a senior synonym of Ateleopus schlegelii van der Hoeven 1855, Ateleopus purpureus Tanaka 1915, and Ateleopus tanabensis Tanaka 1918 with designation of a lectotype for A. japonicus and A. schlegelii (Ateleopodiformes: Ateleopodidae)
FIGURE 8. Left lateral views of anterior end of dentary in "Ateleopus purpureus" (A; HUMZ 191787, 252 mm SL) and in "A. japonicus" (B; HUMZ 193288, 515 mm SL). Bar 1 mm.
FIGURE 5 in Redescription of Ateleopus japonicus Bleeker 1853, a senior synonym of Ateleopus schlegelii van der Hoeven 1855, Ateleopus purpureus Tanaka 1915, and Ateleopus tanabensis Tanaka 1918 with designation of a lectotype for A. japonicus and A. schlegelii (Ateleopodiformes: Ateleopodidae)
FIGURE 5. Most parsimonious network of 14 haplotypes of Ateleopus (tree length=29, CI=0.90, HI=0.13, RI=0.80). Each bar on branch indicates single nucleotide substitution. Haplotypes in short finned specimens are indicated by open circles, those in medium finned specimens open triangles, those in long finned specimens open squares, and those in A. japonicus submitted by Miya et al. (2001) open diamond whereas hypothetical intermediate haplotypes not observed here are indicated by solid circles.
FIGURES 1–8 in New combinations and a new generic synonym in the genus Taeniothrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae)
FIGURES 1–8. (1) Taeniothrips ciliaris, head and thorax; (2) Taeniothrips variegatus, head and thorax; (3–4) Taeniothrips euchariae, antennal segments of small and large female; (5) Taeniothrips damansarae, antenna; (6–8) Taeniothrips musae: (6) Antenna, (7) Female, holotype, (8) Abdominal sternites of male, showing pore plates.
FIGURES 9–12 in New combinations and a new generic synonym in the genus Taeniothrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae)
FIGURES 9–12. Taeniothrips musae. (9) Ferna; (10) Metascutum; (11) Abdominal sternite VII; (12) Fore wing.
FIGURES 1–9 in Stenoloba ronkayi Sohn & Tzuoo 2012 — a new homonym of S. ronkayi Behounek & Kononenko, 2010 and new synonym of S. glauca Kononenko & Ronkay 2001. A postscript to the revision of Chinese Stenoloba (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae)
FIGURES 1–9. Stenoloba glauca, adult, male and female genitalia. 1. S. glauca, male, holotype, North Vietnam (after Kononenko & Ronkay 2001); 2. S. kyutekparki, holotype, South Korea (after Sohn & Han 2005); 3. S. glauca, China, Aut. Reg. Guangxi (after Han & Kononenko 2009); 4. S. ronkayi, holotype, Taiwan (after Sohn and Tzuoo 2012); 5. S. glauca, male genitalia, holotype, North Vietnam (after Kononenko & Ronkay 2001); 6. S. kyutekparki, male genitalia, holotype (after Sohn & Han 2005); 7. S. glauca, male genitalia, China, Aut. Reg. Guangxi (after Han & Kononenko 2009); 8. S. ronkayi, female genitalia, holotype, Taiwan (after Sohn and Tzuoo 2012); 9. S. kyutekparki paratype, female genitalia, South Korea (after Sohn & Han 2005).
FIGURES 1–4. 1 in A new generic synonym in the Reduviinae of Australia, with an updated key to genera (Heteroptera: Reduviidae)
FIGURES 1–4. 1, Male paralectotype of Archilestidium ornatulum (DEI); 2, female syntype of Archilestidium cinnabarinum (MV); 3, male holotype of Horciniella variabilis (MNHN); 4, female paratype of Horciniella variabilis (BMNH).
FIGURES 9–10. 9 in A new generic synonym in the Reduviinae of Australia, with an updated key to genera (Heteroptera: Reduviidae)
FIGURES 9–10. 9, Horcinia vittata, adult male. Label data: AUSTRALIA: Queensland, Carnarvon National Park, Mt. Moffatt Section, 740 m. amsl, 3 km. SE. Hdqtrs., 20 November 1995, 25 04' 39" S, 148 00' 30" E., M. E. Irwin, S. D. Gaimari, det. D. R. Swanson 2011 [1 male] (INHS); 10, Voconia pallidipes, adult female (INHS).
FIGURES 6–8. 6 in A new generic synonym in the Reduviinae of Australia, with an updated key to genera (Heteroptera: Reduviidae)
FIGURES 6–8. 6, Female syntype of Horcinia varians (BMNH); 7, female specimen of Horcinia varians (NRM); 8, male holotype of Horcinia distincta (BMNH).
FIGURE 2 in Comments on the genus Zalarnaca Gorochov, 2005 (Orthoptera: Gryllacrididae: Gryllacridinae) with two new combinations and two new synonyms
FIGURE 2. Comparison of apex of abdomen. A. dorso-apical view; B, F. ventro-apical view; C–D, G–H. ventral view; E. lateral view; A–E. Zalarnaca (Glolarnaca) sinica (Li, Liu & Li, 2016) com. nov.; F–H. Zalarnaca (Glolarnaca) hainanica (Li, Liu & Li, 2016) com. nov.; A–C, F–G. male; D–E, H. female.
FIGURE 1 in Comments on the genus Zalarnaca Gorochov, 2005 (Orthoptera: Gryllacrididae: Gryllacridinae) with two new combinations and two new synonyms
FIGURE 1. Comparison of head and pronotum. A–B. head in frontal view; C–G. head and pronotum: C–D. dorsal view; E–G. lateral view; A–F. Zalarnaca (Glolarnaca) sinica (Li, Liu & Li, 2016) com. nov.; G. Zalarnaca (Glolarnaca) hainanica (Li, Liu & Li, 2016) com. nov.; A, C, E, G. male; B, D, F. female.
FIGURES 19–22. Eatoniana plumipes. Deutonymph and larva. 19 in Abalakeus Southcott, 1994 is a junior synonym of " plume-footed " Eatoniana Cambridge, 1898 (Trombidiformes, Erythraeidae) — evidence from experimental rearing
FIGURES 19–22. Eatoniana plumipes. Deutonymph and larva. 19. Deutonymph. Palp medial aspect (variation in the shape of spine-like setae shown) 20. Crista metopica. 21. Larva. Mouth. 22. Larva. Palp. Lateral aspect.
FIGURES 25–28. Eatoniana plumipes. Larva. 25. Leg I in Abalakeus Southcott, 1994 is a junior synonym of " plume-footed " Eatoniana Cambridge, 1898 (Trombidiformes, Erythraeidae) — evidence from experimental rearing
FIGURES 25–28. Eatoniana plumipes. Larva. 25. Leg I (trochanter—tarsus). 26. Tarsus I. 27. Leg II (trochanter—tarsus). 28. Leg III (trochanter—tarsus).
FIGURES 29–34 in Abalakeus Southcott, 1994 is a junior synonym of " plume-footed " Eatoniana Cambridge, 1898 (Trombidiformes, Erythraeidae) — evidence from experimental rearing
FIGURES 29–34. Eatoniana sp., adult. SEM micrographs. 29. Aspidosoma. 30. Palps, dorsal view. 31. Dorsal opisthosomal setae. 32. Tarsus I. 33. Genu (terminal part), tibia and tarsus of leg IV. 34. Normal setae and specialized seta on genu IV.
FIGURES 23–24. Eatoniana plumipes. Larva. 23 in Abalakeus Southcott, 1994 is a junior synonym of " plume-footed " Eatoniana Cambridge, 1898 (Trombidiformes, Erythraeidae) — evidence from experimental rearing
FIGURES 23–24. Eatoniana plumipes. Larva. 23. Dorsal view (legs omitted beyond trochanter). 24. Ventral view (legs omitted beyond trochanter).
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