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FIGURE 13 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 13. Shell morphology of 2 species of genus Acasta from octocorals (Acasta (Conopea) navicula—A–G; A. echinata—H–K). (A), (H) Sell, general appearance, lateral view, host tissue removed. (B) Carinolatus 1, inner view. (C), (D) Left scutum, outer and inner surface. (E), (F) Left tergum, outer and inner surface. (G) Serrated margin of basis. (I) Tergum, outer surface. (J) Scutum, outer surface. (K) Serrated margin of basis. Abbreviations: ba—basis, ca—carina, cl1—carinolatus 1, cl2—carinolatus 2, r—rostrum. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 12 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 12. Cirri and penes of 3 species of genus Conopea (C. calceola—A, D, G; C. cymbiformis—B, E, H; C. scandens— C, F, I). (A), (B), (C) Cirri III. (D), (E), (F) Cirri IV, basal segments. (G), (H), (I) Basal parts of penes with basidorsal point. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 9 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 9. Shell morphology of 3 species of genus Conopea (C. calceola—A, B, E–G; C. cymbiformis—C, H, I; and C. scandens—D). (A) Shell covered by host tissues, lateral view. (B–D) Shells with host tissues removed, lateral view. (E) Basis. (F) Margin of basis from rectangle area in 'E' showing longitudinal inner tubes/canals with openings/pits for articulation with basal ribs of parietes. (G) Rostrum with longitudinal ribs and internal longitudinal tubes/canals, inner view. (H) Carinolatus 1 with protruding inner ribs and denticulated sutural margin of radius. (I) Carinolatus 2 with protruding inner ribs and denticulated sutural margin of radius. Abbreviations: ba—basis, ca—carina, cl1—carinolatus 1, cl2—carinolatus 2, r—rostrum. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 7 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 7. Acasta vivicava sp. nov., opercular plates. (A), (B) Left scutum, inner and outer view. (C) Right scutum, outer view. (D), (E) Left and right terga, outer view. (F), (G) Right and left terga, inner view. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 4 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 4. Conopea titani sp. nov., mouth parts. (A) Labrum with palps. (B), (D) Mandibles. (C) Lower part of mandible (inferior angle). (E), (F) Maxillules. (G) Maxillae. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 3 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 3. Conopea titani sp. nov., terga. (A), (B) Left tergum, outer and inner view. (C), (D) Right tergum, inner and outer view. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 11 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 11. Terga of 3 species of genus Conopea (C. calceola—A, B; C. cymbiformis—C, D; C. scandens—E, F). (A), (D), (E) Inner surface. (B), (C), (F) Outer surface. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 6 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 6. Acasta vivicava sp. nov., general appearance, shell compartments. (A), (B) Gall on gorgonian host, lateral and top view, orifice indicated by arrow. (C), (D) Shell, lateral and top view. (E) Margin of basis. (F), (G) Carina, inner and outer view. (H) Carinolatus 2, outer view. Abbreviations: ba—basis, ca—carina, cl1—carinolatus 1, cl2—carinolatus 2, r—rostrum. Abbreviations: bp—basidorsal point of penis. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 1 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 1. Conopea titani sp. nov., general appearance of shell. (A) Shell covered by underlaying chitinous membrane of gorgonian coenosarc, lateral view. (B) Shell with removed underlaying chitinous membrane of gorgonian coenosarc, lateral view, axis of gorgonian indicated by arrowhead. (C) Inner surface of carinolaterals 1 and 2 showing inner basal ribs of parietes and strong articulation with basis. (D) Part of carinolatus 1 showing deticulated sutural margin of radius. Abbreviations: ba— basis, ca—carina, cl1—carinolatus 1, cl2—carinolatus 2, r—rostrum, ra—radius, rb—inner ribs of parietes. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 5 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 5. Conopea titani sp. nov., cirri and penis. (A) Cirrus IV. (B) Cirrus IV, basis and basal segments. (C) Tip of penis. (D) Base of penis with basidorsal point. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 8 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 8. Acasta vivicava sp. nov., mouth parts, cirri and penis. (A) Labrum with palps. (B), (D) Mandibles. (C), (E) Lower parts of mandibles (inferior angles). (F), (G) Maxillules. (H) Maxilla. (I) Cirrus III. (J) Base of penis. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURE 2 in Revision of the coral-inhabiting genus Conopea (Cirripedia: Archaeobalanidae) with description of two new species of the genera Conopea and Acasta
FIGURE 2. Conopea titani sp. nov., shell compartments and scuta. (A) Margin of basis showing irregular rows of deep pits for articulation with basal ribs of parietes. (B) Inner surface of carinolatus 2 showing sheath and prominent basal ribs. (C), (D) Right scutum, outer and inner view. (E), (F) Left scutum, inner and outer view. Scale bars in µm.
FIGURES 15–18. D in Duocrassana longula, new genus and species of leafhopper (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) from southern Mexico and its relationship to other genera in Athysanini
FIGURES 15–18. D. longula gen. and sp. nov. 15. Male, dorsal view; 16. Female, dorsal habitus; 17a. Female, face details (in INHS); 17b. Female, face details (in CZUG); 18. Female, lateral habitus. Scale bar 1 mm.
FIGURE 37 in Isotomidae (Collembola) of Buryat Republic. III. The genera Vertagopus and Agrenia, with a note on ' Claw index'
FIGURE 37. Average values of Claw index against latitude in populations of Agrenia bidenticulata complex. Locations are marked according to zonal division, only the specimens with the length of tibiotarsi 3> 0.2 mm were used to average. Habitus of an individual with long claws (Khamar Daban Mts) is shown.
FIGURES 25–28 in Isotomidae (Collembola) of Buryat Republic. III. The genera Vertagopus and Agrenia, with a note on ' Claw index'
FIGURES 25–28. Coloration of Buryatian species of Vertagopus: 25–26, V. ceratus sp. nov., populations from Barguzin Range (25) and Balan-Tamur Range (26); 27, V. asiaticus sp. nov.; 28, V. laricis.
FIGURE 29 in Isotomidae (Collembola) of Buryat Republic. III. The genera Vertagopus and Agrenia, with a note on ' Claw index'
FIGURE 29. Records of of three species of Vertagopus occurring in Buryat Republic. For V. l ar i c i s the papers of Martynova (1975), Dunger (1982), Stebaeva & Sedelnikova (1999), Stebaeva et al. (2001), and Gulgenova (2012) were also used.
FIGURES 30–36 in Isotomidae (Collembola) of Buryat Republic. III. The genera Vertagopus and Agrenia, with a note on ' Claw index'
FIGURES 30–36. Claw index in populations of Agrenia bidenticulata complex: 30–32, distal half of Leg III in specimens from S Buryatia (Boreal zone of East Siberia) (30), Putorana Plateau (Subarctic zone of East Siberia) (31), and Franz Josef Land (High Arctic) (32), 33, relationship of Claw index, ratio Tibiotarsus length/outer edge of claw, and size of animal, plotted for 141 individuals, open circles—Baikal populations, plain circles—other populations, diameter of a circle is representative of Tibiotarsus length (smaller circles: juveniles, large circles: adults or large juveniles); 34–36, plots of Claw index against length of tibiotarsus 3 in individuals from all localities under study (34), in Arctic (35), and Boreal mountain populations (36). In figs 35 and 36 only the specimens with the length of tibiotarsi 3> 0.2 mm are plotted. tun—tunica.
FIGURES 9–17 in Isotomidae (Collembola) of Buryat Republic. III. The genera Vertagopus and Agrenia, with a note on ' Claw index'
FIGURES 9–17. Vertagopus asiaticus sp. nov.: 9, anterior part of the head; 10, ventral tube, lateral view; 11, manubrium, lateral view; 12–13, distal part of tibiotarsus 3 (12) and 2 (13); 14, furca, anterior view; 15, dens, posterior view; 16, distal part of furca; 17, mucro. l.ch.—lateral chaetae of manubrium.
FIGURES 1–8 in Isotomidae (Collembola) of Buryat Republic. III. The genera Vertagopus and Agrenia, with a note on ' Claw index'
FIGURES 1–8. Vertagopus ceratus sp. nov.: 1, anterior part of head; 2, ventral tube, front view; 3, manubrium, lateral view; 4–5, distal part of tibiotarsus 3 (4) and 2 (5); 6, furca, anterior view; 7, dens, lateral view; 8, distal part of furca. di, de—dorsointernal and dorso-external chaetae, l.ch.—lateral chaetae of manubrium.
Fig. 10 in Descriptions of a new species and the gyne in the rarely collected arboreal genera Paratopula and Rotastruma (Hymenopytera: Formicidae) from Hong Kong, with a discussion on their ecology
Fig. 10. Specimen of R. stenoceps Bolton examined in A) profile view. B) dorsal view. C) full face view.
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