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FIGURE 3 in Reconsideration of the genera Merogomphus Martin, 1904, and Anisogomphus Selys, 1857, including erection of a new genus, with a new species and discussion of additional specimens from Cambodia
FIGURE 3. Details of Euthygomphus yunnanensis Zhou & Wu, 1992 as illustrated in literature: a–g—after Zhou & Wu (1992: fig. 19–25), therein as Anisogomphus yunnanensis, h–t—after Asahina (1986: fig. 25–37), therein as Merogomphus parvus (sensu Asahina 1986 nec Krüger, 1899); a–g—the male holotype from China, Yunnan Province, Wandingzhen; h–n—males from Thailand (h–j—from Saraburi Province, Muak Lek); o–t—females from Thailand (p,r—from Mae Hon Son, q,s—from Saraburi Province, Muak Lek) and S. Vietnam, B'Lao; a,h—anal appendages, lateral view; b,i—ditto, dorsal view; c—head, frontal view; j,p,q—ditto, subfrontal view; r–t—occiput enlarged; e—penis (vesica spermalis), lateral view; f—posterior hamulus; g—anterior hamulus; m–n—secondary genitalia, lateral view; l—metafemur; o—end of abdomen, ventral view. Not to scale; a–b and e–g mirrored.
FIGURE 9 in Reconsideration of the genera Merogomphus Martin, 1904, and Anisogomphus Selys, 1857, including erection of a new genus, with a new species and discussion of additional specimens from Cambodia
FIGURE 9. Euthygomphus schorri, general habitus: a—holotype male; b—paratype female 2 from Cambodia, Mondulkiri Province, downstream of Buu Sraa Waterfalls.
FIGURE 11 in Reconsideration of the genera Merogomphus Martin, 1904, and Anisogomphus Selys, 1857, including erection of a new genus, with a new species and discussion of additional specimens from Cambodia
FIGURE 11. Abdominal structures of Euthygomphus schorri; a–j—holotype male; k—paratype female 2; a—cerci, lateral view; b—ditto, dorsal view; c—ditto, ventral view; d—right cercus, lateral view; e—secondary genitalia, lateral view; fhamuli, lateral view; g—penis distal part segment (V4), lateral view; h—ditto, dorsal view; i—ditto, oblique view; j—ditto, schematic outline; k—vulvar scale. Not to scale; i mirrored.
FIGURE 8. A in Reconsideration of the genera Merogomphus Martin, 1904, and Anisogomphus Selys, 1857, including erection of a new genus, with a new species and discussion of additional specimens from Cambodia
FIGURE 8. A male of Euthygomphus schorri photographed in nature in Cambodia, Mondulkiri Province, 'Loringae brook' downstream of Buu Sraa Waterfalls, 10 vi 2014.
FIGURE 1 in Reconsideration of the genera Merogomphus Martin, 1904, and Anisogomphus Selys, 1857, including erection of a new genus, with a new species and discussion of additional specimens from Cambodia
FIGURE 1. Diagnostic details of males of some Euthygomphus spp. as illustrated in literature: a–h—anal appendages; i–j,l– m,o—distal part of penis (vesica spermalis); k,n—secondary genitalia; a–b,i–j—E. martini (therein considered as Merogomphus martini): a—after Fraser (1934: fig. 95b); i—after Fraser (1940: plate 3.3); b,j—after Lahiri (1987: fig. 364– 365,314–315); c–d,k—E. parvus (as Merogomphus parvus): c,k—from South Sumatra, Lampoeng residency, Giesting near Talang Padang, Wai Teboe River after Lieftinck (1941: plate 13, fig. 3–5); d—from Malay Peninsula, Central Perak, Sungai Plus, near Lasah after Lieftinck (1964: fig. 46); e–f,l–m,p–q—E. koxingai (as Anisogomphus koxingai): e,l,p—the holotype, after Chao (1954: fig. 293–297); f,m,q—from China, Guandong after Wilson & Xu (2009: fig. 1e–g); g,n—E. fujianensis, the holotype of Anisogomphus fujianensis, after Zhou & Wu (1992: fig. 16–18); h,o,r—A. chaoi, the holotype of Anisogomphus chaoi, after Liu (1991: fig. 3–8). Not to scale; i,b,k mirrored.
FIGURE 2 in Reconsideration of the genera Merogomphus Martin, 1904, and Anisogomphus Selys, 1857, including erection of a new genus, with a new species and discussion of additional specimens from Cambodia
FIGURE 2. Diagnostic details of females of some Euthygomphus spp. as illustrated in literature: a–f—occiput; g–k—vulvar scale; a,g—E. parvus, the female syntype of Leptogomphus parvus after Schmidt (1935: Abb. 69–70) (therein considered as Merogomphus parvus); b—E. parvus from Malay Peninsula, Selangor, upstream Klang Gates after Lieftinck (1964: fig. 47) (as Merogomphus parvus); c,h—E. koxingai from China, Guandong after Wilson & Xu (2009: fig. 1k,m) (as Anisogomphus koxingai); d,i—E. wuzhishanus after Chao (1990: fig.5–9.6.1–2,4), the holotype of Anisogomphus wuzhishanus; e,j—E. chaoi, the allotype of Anisogompus chaoi, after Liu (1991: fig. 9,12); f,k—E. jinggangshanus, the holotype of Anisogomphus jinggangshanus, after Liu (1991: fig. 13–15). Not to scale.
FIGURES 1–8. Wings. 1 in First record of Bombylisoma Rondani (Diptera: Bombyliidae) from China and an identification key to the Chinese genera of Bombyliinae
FIGURES 1–8. Wings. 1. Anastoechus chinensis Paramonov; 2. Bombomyia discoidea Fabricius; 3. Bombylella nubilosa Yang, Yao & Cui; 4. Bombylius major Linnaeus; 5. Conophorus chinensis Paramonov; 6. Euchariomyia dives Bigot; 7. Systoechus ctenopterus Mikan; 8. Tovlinius pyramidatus Yao, Yang & Evenhuis.
FIGURE 10 M–N in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran
FIGURE 10 M–N. Caudal scales of (M) Tropiocolotes cf. steudneri and (N) subcaudal scales of Microgecko latifi;
FIGURE 10 C–D in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran
FIGURE 10 C–D. Pes of (C) Crossobamon eversmanni ventral view and (D) Stenodactylus doriae dorsal view;
FIGURE 9 in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran
FIGURE 9. Gravid female holotype and paratype of Parsigecko ziaiei sp. nov.; A: paratype dorsal view, B: holotype dorsal view, C: paratype ventral view, D: holotype ventral view. Photographs by B. Safaei-Mahroo.
FIGURE 5 in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran
FIGURE 5. Female holotype of Parsigecko ziaiei sp. nov. (CAS 259180); A: dorsal view of head, B: side of head C: ventral view of head, D: dorsal view of back, E: ventral scales, F: dorsal view of tail and hind limb, G: ventral view of tail and hind limb. Photographs by B. Safaei-Mahroo.
FIGURE 2 in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran
FIGURE 2. Ventral view of abdomen, hind limb and tail of A: Agamura persica, B: Bunopus tuberculatus, C: Crossobamon eversmanni, D: Cyrtopodion scabrum, E: Parsigecko ziaiei sp. nov., F: Mediodactylus heterocercum, G: Microgecko latifi, H: Tenuidactylus caspius, I: Tropiocolotes cf. steudneri. Photographs by B. Safaei-Mahroo.
FIGURE 3 in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran
FIGURE 3. Dorsal view of A: Agamura persica, B: Bunopus tuberculatus, C: Crossobamon eversmanni, D: Cyrtopodion scabrum, E: Parsigecko ziaiei sp. nov., F: Mediodactylus heterocercum, G: Microgecko latifi, H: Tenuidactylus caspius, I: Tropiocolotes cf. steudneri. Photographs by B. Safaei-Mahroo.
FIGURE 10 O–P in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran
FIGURE 10 O–P. Caudal scales of (O) Parsigecko gen. nov. and subcaudal scales of (P) Parsigecko gen. nov. Photographs by B. Safaei-Mahroo.
FIGURE 4 in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran
FIGURE 4. Female holotype of Parsigecko ziaiei sp. nov. (CAS 259180) in situ. Photograph by B. Safaei-Mahroo.
FIGURE 1 in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran
FIGURE 1. Tail dorsal view of A: Agamura persica, B: Bunopus tuberculatus, C: Crossobamon eversmanni, D: Cyrtopodion scabrum, E: Parsigecko ziaiei sp. nov., F: Mediodactylus russowii G: Microgecko latifi, H: Tenuidactylus caspius, I: Tropiocolotes cf. steudneri. Photographs by B. Safaei-Mahroo.
FIGURES 9–19. Dendrothripinae. 9–12 in Genera of the leaf-feeding Dendrothripinae of the world (Thysanoptera, Thripidae), with new species from Australia and Sulawesi, Indonesia
FIGURES 9–19. Dendrothripinae. 9–12 Dendrothrips notelaea: (9) head and pronotum; (10) meso and metanotum; (11) antenna; (12) tergites III–VII. 13–15 Dendrothrips viticola: (13) antenna; (14) tergites III–VI; (15) head and pronotum. 16–19 Dendrothrips victoriae: (16) antenna; (17) tergites III–V; (18) head and pronotum; (19) meso and metanotum.
FIGURES 20–27 in Genera of the leaf-feeding Dendrothripinae of the world (Thysanoptera, Thripidae), with new species from Australia and Sulawesi, Indonesia
FIGURES 20–27. Dendrothripinae. (20) Dendrothrips williamsi head and pronotum. 21–24 Ensiferothrips lamingtoni: (21) head and pronotum; (22) meso and metanotum; (23) antenna; (24) tergites III–VI. 25–27 Ensiferothrips wallacei: (25) tergites III–VII; (26) head and pronotum; (27) fore wing.
FIGURES 28–32 in Genera of the leaf-feeding Dendrothripinae of the world (Thysanoptera, Thripidae), with new species from Australia and Sulawesi, Indonesia
FIGURES 28–32. Dendrothripinae. (28) Pseudodendrothrips darci head and pronotum. 29–32 Pseudodendrothrips marissae: (29) head and pronotum—paratype female in Hoyers Mountant; (30) head and pronotum—non-paratype female; (31) fore wing; (32) tergites IV–VI.
FIGURES 1–8. Dendrothripinae. 1–2 tergites IV–V in Genera of the leaf-feeding Dendrothripinae of the world (Thysanoptera, Thripidae), with new species from Australia and Sulawesi, Indonesia
FIGURES 1–8. Dendrothripinae. 1–2 tergites IV–V: (1) Asprothrips bimaculatus; (2) Edissa steinerae. 3–5 Head and pronotum: (3) Filicopsothrips wellsae; (4) Leucothrips piercei. 5–8 Dendrothrips julateni: (5) head and pronotum; (6) tergites IV–VII; (7) antenna; (8) metanotum and fore wing clavus.
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