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FIGURE 7 A, B in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 7 A, B) P. batrachorum Wheeler. Full-face view of minor worker and dorsal view of major worker: showing distinctly punctate face of the minor worker (A) and head with distinctly sculptured posterolateral lobes, and posterior dorsopronotum with longitudinal rugulae for the major worker (A). C, D) P. darwini sp. n. Full-face view of minor and dorsal view of major worker: illustrating superficially punctate (hexagonally microsculptured) face in the minor worker (C) and head with smooth & shiny posterolateral lobes, and posterior dorsopronotum without longitudinal, or oblique rugulae for the major worker (D).
FIGURE 18–20 P in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 18–20 P. christinae sp. n.: full-face, lateral & dorsal view of minor worker (Uganda, CASENT0227940).
FIGURE 6 A, B in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 6 A, B) P. d a r w i n i sp. n. and P. s e t o s a sp. n. Full-face view of minor workers: illustrating narrow posterior head margin and uniformly subdecumbent to suberect scape pilosity (A) versus wider posterior head margin and scape with erect to suberect hairs additional to decumbent pilosity (B).
FIGURE 3 A, B in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 3 A, B) P. pulchella Santschi. Full-face view of minor and major worker: showing sides of head rounded towards posterior head margin in the minor (A), and presence of antennal scrobe and absence of laterally projecting hairs in the major (B). C, D) P. heliosa sp. n. Full-face view of minor and major worker: illustrating elongated posterior sides of head in the minor worker (C), and absence of antennal scrobe and presence of laterally projecting hairs in major worker (D).
FIGURE 4 A in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 4 A) P. heliosa sp. n. Lateral view of minor worker, illustrating mesosoma with long second mesonotal process, highest point of dorsopropodeum immediately at metanotal groove and postpetiole shape spheroidal. B) P. christinae sp. n. Lateral view of minor worker, showing shorter second mesonotal process, highest point of dorsopropodeum midway between metanotal groove and base of spines, postpetiole shape not spheroidal.
FIGURE 57–62 P in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 57–62 P. rebeccae sp. n.: full-face, lateral & dorsal view of minor (Fig. 57–59) (Ivory Coast, CASENT0227955) and major worker (Fig. 60–62) (Ivory Coast, CASENT0227954).
FIGURE 27–29 P. d e a in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 27–29 P. d e a Santschi lectotype: full-face, lateral & dorsal view of minor worker (Congo, CASENT0227966).
FIGURE 2 A in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 2 A) P. christinae sp. n., B) P. batrachorum Wheeler, C) P. glabrella sp. n. Full-face view of minor workers: examples of laterally projecting hairs anterior and posterior of eye-level (A), posterior of eye-level only (B) and completely without (C).
FIGURE 51–56 in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 51–56: P. pulchella Santschi: full-face, lateral & dorsal view of minor (Fig. 51–53) (Gabon, CASENT0227963) and major worker (Fig. 54–56) (Gabon, CASENT0218336).
FIGURE 42–47 P in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 42–47 P. heliosa sp. n.: full-face, lateral & dorsal view of minor (Fig. 42–44) (Ivory Coast, CASENT0227945) and major worker (Fig. 45–47) (Ivory Coast, CASENT0227946).
FIGURE 21–26 P. d a r w i n i in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 21–26 P. d a r w i n i sp. n.: full-face, lateral & dorsal view of minor (Fig. 21–23) (Cameroon, CASENT0227962) and major worker (Fig. 24–26) (Gabon, CASENT0218332).
FIGURE 36–41 in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 36–41: P. glabrella sp. n.: full-face, lateral & dorsal view of minor (Fig. 36–38) (Cameroon, CASENT0227951) and major worker (Fig. 39–41) (Cameroon, CASENT0227950).
FIGURE 5 A in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 5 A) P. se t o s a, sp. n. Minor worker in full-face view: illustrating head margin with several laterally projecting and long hairs; B) P. darwini sp. n. Major worker in oblique frontolateral view: scape with erect, long hairs in addition to decumbent pilosity; C) P. batrachorum Wheeler. Major worker in dorsal view: pronotum with several oblique to longitudinal rugulae. D) P. n i m b a Bernard. Minor worker in full-face view: illustrating head margin with a maximum of two laterally projecting and short hairs; E, F) P. glabrella sp. n. Major worker in oblique full-face view and in dorsal view: illustrating uniform scape pilosity without additional erect hairs (E) and transverse rugulae on dorsal pronotum (F).
FIGURE 12–17 P in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 12–17 P. batrachorum Wheeler: full-face, lateral & dorsal view of minor (Fig. 12–14) (Central African Republic, CASENT0401882) and major worker (Fig. 15–17) (Central African Republic, CASENT0415367).
FIGURE 1 A in the Afrotropical zoogeographic region: definition of species groups and systematic revision of the Pheidole pulchella group
FIGURE 1 A) Pheidole pulchella, full-face view of minor worker: the two lines show the lateral clypeal carinae on the sides of the clypeus (1). B) P. pulchella, lateral view of minor worker: illustrating posterior head margin with a weakly developed occipital carina (2), promesonotum with inconspicuous humeri (3), and second mesonotal process not reduced (4). C) P. pulchella, lateral view of major worker: illustrating second mesonotal process reduced to a small ridge anterior of the metanotal groove (5) and well-developed metapleural carina (6) situated above the metapleural gland scrobe (7). D) P. pulchella, in oblique fronto-dorsal (dorsocaudad) view (Will Ericson 2011): measurement of propodeal spine length (PSL), the bold line representing the measurement, bordered by the perpendicular line across the base of the spine.
FIGURES 9–16. Male and female antennae. 9 in The first record of Astichus Förster (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae: Entiinae), parasitoids of Ciidae (Coleoptera) in bracket fungi, from the Afrotropical Region and the description of four new species from South Africa
FIGURES 9–16. Male and female antennae. 9. Astichus micans Ƥ.10. A. micans 3. 11. A. silvani Ƥ. 12. A. silvani 3. 13. A. gracilis Ƥ. 14. A. gracilis 3. 15. A. naiadis Ƥ. 16. A. naiadis 3.
FIGURES 1–4 in The first record of Astichus Förster (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae: Entiinae), parasitoids of Ciidae (Coleoptera) in bracket fungi, from the Afrotropical Region and the description of four new species from South Africa
FIGURES 1–4. Dorsal habitus of female. 1. Astichus micans. 2. Astichus silvani. 3. Astichus gracilis. 4. Astichus naiadis. Scale bar = 1 mm.
FIGURES 29–32 in Ten new species of the genus Phortica from the Afrotropical and Oriental regions (Diptera: Drosophilidae)
FIGURES 29–32. Phortica (Phortica) ryukyuensis Chen, sp. nov., male terminalia: 29. Epandrium, cercus and surstylus (lateral view); 30. tenth sternite and additional plate (frontal view); 31. hypandrium, gonopods, aedeagus and aedeagal apodeme (lateral view); 32. paramere.
FIGURES 33-36 in Ten new species of the genus Phortica from the Afrotropical and Oriental regions (Diptera: Drosophilidae)
FIGURES 33-36. Phortica (Phortica) sumatraensis Chen, sp. nov., male terminalia: 33. Epandrium, cercus and surstylus (lateral view); 34. tenth sternite and additional plate (frontal view); 35. hypandrium, gonopods, aedeagus and aedeagal apodeme (lateral view); 36. paramere.
FIGURES 26–28 in Ten new species of the genus Phortica from the Afrotropical and Oriental regions (Diptera: Drosophilidae)
FIGURES 26–28. Phortica (Phortica) dirhopala Chen, sp. nov., male terminalia: 26. Epandrium, cercus and surstylus (lateral view); 27. tenth sternite and additional plate (frontal view); 28. hypandrium, paramere, gonopods, aedeagus and aedeagal apodeme (lateral view).
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