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FIGURE 7. Goniagnathus and Tamaricades species. A–F, habitus. A in Review of the leafhopper tribe Goniagnathini (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) from China
FIGURE 7. Goniagnathus and Tamaricades species. A–F, habitus. A: G. brevis; B: G. cornutus Duan, sp. n.; C: T. tamaricus; D: G. nervosus; E: G. punctifer; F: G. rugulosus. G–L, face. G: G. brevis; H: G. cornutus Duan, sp. n.; I: T. tamaricus; J: G. nervosus; K: G. punctifer; L: G. rugulosus.
FIGURE 5 in Review of the leafhopper tribe Goniagnathini (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) from China
FIGURE 5. Goniagnathus (Epitephra) rugulosus (Haupt). A: Male pygophore, lateral view; B: Fused subgenital plates and valve, ventral view; C: Style, dorsal view; D: Aedeagus, dorsal view; E: Aedeagus, lateral view.
FIGURE 4 in Review of the leafhopper tribe Goniagnathini (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) from China
FIGURE 4. Goniagnathus (Tropicognathus) nervosus Melichar. A: Male pygophore, lateral view; B: Fused subgenital plates and valve, ventral view; C: Style, dorsal view; D: Aedeagus, dorsal view; E: Aedeagus, lateral view.
FIGURES 274–283. Micropedeticus ochrus. Fig. 274 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 274–283. Micropedeticus ochrus. Fig. 274, abdominal apodeme, posterior; Fig. 275, abdominal apodeme, anterior; Fig. 276, aedeagus, dorsal view; Fig. 277, aedeagus, lateral view; Fig. 278, connective; Fig. 279, plate and valve; Fig. 280, pygofer, dorsal view; Fig. 281, pygofer, lateral view; Fig. 282, style; Fig. 283, sternite VII, female.
FIGURES 105–130 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 105–130. Elginus species, male, connective, Fig. 105, E. acutus; Fig. 106, E. bispinus; Fig. 107, E. cavatus; Fig. 108, E. contradens; Fig. 109, E. cultellus, curved aedeagus; Fig. 110, E. cultellus, straight aedeagus; Fig. 111, E. denticulatus; Fig. 112, E. dexteruncus; Fig. 113, E. eccentricus; Fig. 114, E. extrinsecus; Fig. 115, E. falcatus; Fig. 116, E. furcillatus; Fig. 117, E. latus; Fig. 118, E. levilobus; Fig. 119, E. malotiensis; Fig. 120, E. matarei; Fig. 121, E. minutulus; Fig. 122, E. oriens; Fig. 123, E. recavus; Fig. 124, E. semialatus, with paired process; Fig. 125, E. semialatus, single process; Fig. 126, E. theroni; Fig. 127, E. tortuosus; Fig. 128, E. tubulus; Fig. 129, E. unispinus; Fig. 130, E. vulgaris.
FIGURES 51–77 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 51–77. Elginus species, male, aedeagus, dorsal or ventral view. Fig. 51, E. acutus, ventral view; Fig. 52, E. bispinus, dorsal view; Fig. 53, E. cavatus, dorsal view; Fig. 54, E. contradens, dorsal view; Fig. 55, E. cultellus, curved aedeagus, dorsal view; Fig. 56, E. cultellus, straight aedeagus, dorsal view; Fig. 57, E. denticulatus, dorsal view; Fig. 58, E. dexteruncus, dorsal view; Fig. 59, E. eccentricus, dorsal view; Fig. 60, E. extrinsecus, ventral view; Fig. 61, E. falcatus, dorsal view; Fig. 62, E. furcillatus, dorsal view; Fig. 63, E. latus, dorsal view; Fig. 64, E. levilobus, ventral view; Fig. 65, E. malotiensis, dorsal view; Fig. 66, E. matarei, ventral view; Fig. 67, E. minutulus, dorsal view; Fig. 68, E. oriens, dorsal view; Fig. 69, E. recavus, dorsal view; Fig. 70, E. saltus (Naudé), dorsal view; Fig. 71, E. semialatus, with paired process, ventral view; Fig. 72, E. semialatus, single process, ventral view; Fig. 73, E. theroni, dorsal view; Fig. 74, E. tortuosus, dorsal view; Fig. 75, E. tubulus, dorsal view; Fig. 76, E. unispinus, ventral view; Fig. 77, E. vulgaris, dorsal view.
FIGURES 78–104 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 78–104. Elginus species, male, aedeagus, lateral view. Fig. 78, E. acutus; Fig. 79, E. bispinus; Fig. 80, E. cavatus; Fig. 81, E. contradens; Fig. 82, E. cultellus, curved aedeagus; Fig. 83, E. cultellus, straight aedeagus; Fig. 84, E. denticulatus; Fig. 85, E. dexteruncus; Fig. 86, E. eccentricus; Fig. 87, E. extrinsecus; Fig. 88, E. falcatus; Fig. 89, E. furcillatus; Fig. 90, E. latus; Fig. 91, E. levilobus; Fig. 92, E. malotiensis; Fig. 93, E. matarei; Fig. 94, E. minutulus; Fig. 95, E. oriens; Fig. 96, E. recavus; Fig. 97, E. saltus (Naudé); Fig. 98, E. semialatus, with paired process; Fig. 99, E. semialatus, single process; Fig. 100, E. theroni; Fig. 101, E. tortuosus; Fig. 102, E. tubulus; Fig. 103, E. unispinus; Fig. 104, E. vulgaris.
FIGURES 41–46 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 41–46. Elginus species and Micropedeticus, habitus views. Fig. 41, E. unispinus, female; Fig. 42, E. unispinus, dark nymph; Fig. 43, E. unispinus, pale nymph; Fig. 44, E. vulgaris, male; Fig. 45, M. ochrus, male; Fig. 46, M. ochrus, female.
FIGURES 25–32. Elginus species, habitus views. Fig. 25, E in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 25–32. Elginus species, habitus views. Fig. 25, E. matarei, male; Fig. 26, E. minutulus, male; Fig. 27, E. oriens, male; Fig. 28, E. oriens, female; Fig. 29, E. saltus (Naudé), male; Fig. 30, E. saltus (Naudé), female; Fig. 31, E. semialatus, male; Fig. 32, E. semialatus, nymph.
FIGURES 9–16. Elginus species, habitus views. Fig. 9, E in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 9–16. Elginus species, habitus views. Fig. 9, E. denticulatus, female; Fig. 10, E. dexteruncus, male; Fig. 11, E. dexteruncus, female; Fig. 12, E. dexteruncus, nymph; Fig. 13, E. eccentricus, male; Fig. 14, E. eccentricus, female dark; Fig. 15, E. eccentricus, female pale; Fig. 16, E. eccentricus, nymph.
Figure 4 in Phylogeny, evolution, and historical biogeography of the grassland leafhopper tribe Chiasmini (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae)
Figure 4. Phylogenetic relationships of Chiasmini (31-taxa analyses) based on ∼3200 bp of 28S rDNA and histone H3 gene regions. The tree is the majority-rule consensus of post burn-in trees from the Bayesian analysis. Bayesian posterior probability (PP) values are given below branches.
Figure 2 in Phylogeny, evolution, and historical biogeography of the grassland leafhopper tribe Chiasmini (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae)
Figure 2. Phylogenetic relationships and distributions of species and species groups of Exitianus intuitively inferred by Ross (1968).
Figure 1 in Phylogeny, evolution, and historical biogeography of the grassland leafhopper tribe Chiasmini (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae)
Figure 1. Distributions of the genera of Chiasmini. Each genus is listed with the number of included species given in parentheses. In cases where the distribution of the genus is different from the indicated area, more specific areas are indicated after the genus name.
Figure 5. A in Phylogeny, evolution, and historical biogeography of the grassland leafhopper tribe Chiasmini (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae)
Figure 5. A summary of the relationships among genera of Chiasmini and head shape morphological diversity. The tree was drawn manually, and incorporates information from several different analyses; relative branch lengths reflect those recovered in molecular analyses. The relationships of Omaranus, Picchusteles, and Paraphrodes with the rest of Chiasmini have yet to be satisfactorily assessed because of the limited available data for these groups. Dorsal, frontal, and lateral views of the head of 13 Chiasmini are provided: A, Omaranus typicus Distant, 1918; B, Picchusteles inca Linnavuori & DeLong, 1976; C, Paraphrodes flavigerus (Evans, 1955); D, Exitianus obscurinervis (Stål, 1859); E, Protochiasmus mysticus Zahniser, 2010; F, Doraturopsis heros (Melichar, 1902); G, Zahniserius cylindricus Duan & Zhang, 2012; H, Chiasmus varicolor (Kirkaldy, 1906); I, Listrophora styx Linnavuori, 1979; J, Gurawa minorcephala Singh-Pruthi, 1930; K, Athysanella (Brachydella) abdominalis Ball & Beamer, 1940; L, Athysanella (Diphipyga) mexicana Johnson, 1979; M, Athysanella (Athysanella) parca Ball & Beamer, 1940.
FIGURES 157–179 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 157–179. Elginus species, male, pygofer, dorsal view. Fig. 157, E. acutus; Fig. 158, E. cavatus; Fig. 159, E. contradens; Fig. 160, E. cultellus; Fig. 161, E. denticulatus; Fig. 162, E. dexteruncus; Fig. 163, E. eccentricus; Fig. 164, E. extrinsecus; Fig. 165, E. falcatus; Fig. 166, E. furcillatus; Fig. 167, E. latus; Fig. 168, E. levilobus; Fig. 169, malotiensis; Fig. 170, E. matarei; Fig. 171, E. minutulus; Fig. 172, E. oriens; Fig. 173, E. recavus; Fig. 174, E. semialatus, with paired process; Fig. 175, E. theroni; Fig. 176, E. tortuosus; Fig. 177, E. tubulus; Fig. 178, E. unispinus; Fig. 179, E. vulgaris.
FIGURES 131–156 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 131–156. Elginus species, male, plate, Fig. 131, E. acutus; Fig. 132, E. bispinus; Fig. 133, E. cavatus; Fig. 134, E. contradens; Fig. 135, E. cultellus; Fig. 136, E. denticulatus; Fig. 137, E. dexteruncus; Fig. 138, E. eccentricus; Fig. 139, E. extrinsecus; Fig. 140, E. falcatus; Fig. 141, E. furcillatus; Fig. 142, E. latus; Fig. 143, E. levilobus; Fig. 144, E. malotiensis; Fig. 145, E. matarei; Fig. 146, E. minutulus; Fig. 147, E. oriens; Fig. 148, E. recavus; Fig. 149, E. saltus (Naudé); Fig. 150, E. semialatus, with paired process; Fig. 151, E. semialatus, single process; Fig. 152, E. theroni; Fig. 153, E. tortuosus; Fig. 154, E. tubulus; Fig. 155, E. unispinus; Fig. 156, E. vulgaris.
FIGURES 233–258 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 233–258. Elginus species, female, sternite VII. Fig. 233, E. bispinus; Fig. 234, E. cavatus; Fig. 235, E. contradens; Fig. 236, E. cultellus, associated males with curved aedeagus; Fig. 237, E. cultellus, associated males with straight aedeagus; Fig. 238, E. denticulatus; Fig. 239, E. dexteruncus variant; Fig. 240, E. dexteruncus variant; Fig. 241, E eccentricus; Fig. 242, E. extrinsecus; Fig. 243, E. falcatus; Fig. 244, E. furcillatus; Fig. 245, E. levilobus; Fig. 246, E. malotiensis; Fig. 247, E. matarei; Fig. 248, E. minutulus; Fig. 249, E. oriens; Fig. 250, E. oriens; Fig. 251, E. recavus; Fig. 252, E. saltus (Naudé); Fig. 253, E. semialatus; Fig. 254, E. theroni; Fig. 255, E. tortuosus; Fig. 256, E. tubulus; Fig. 257, E. unispinus; Fig. 258, E. vulgaris.
FIGURES 259–273 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 259–273. Elginus species, male, abdominal apodemes, Fig. 259, E. cultellus, curved aedeagus; Fig. 260, E. cultellus, straight aedeagus; Fig. 261, E. denticulatus; Fig. 262, E. eccentricus; Fig. 263, E. falcatus; Fig. 264, E. furcillatus; Fig. 265, E. malotiensis; Fig. 266, E. matarei; Fig. 267, E. minutulus; Fig. 268, E. oriens; Fig. 269, E. saltus (Naudé); Fig. 270, E. theroni; Fig. 271, E. tortuosus; Fig. 272, E. tubulus; Fig. 273, E. vulgaris.
FIGURES 180–205 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 180–205. Elginus species, male, pygofer, lateral view. Fig. 180, E. acutus; Fig. 181, E. bispinus; Fig. 182, E. cavatus; Fig. 183, E. contradens; Fig. 184, E. cultellus, curved aedeagus; Fig. 185, E. cultellus, straight aedeagus; Fig. 186, E. denticulatus; Fig. 187, E. dexteruncus; Fig. 188, E. eccentricus; Fig. 189, E. extrinsecus; Fig. 190, E. falcatus; Fig. 191, E. furcillatus; Fig. 192, E. latus; Fig. 193, E. levilobus; Fig. 194, E. malotiensis; Fig. 195, E. matarei; Fig. 196, E. minutulus; Fig. 197, E. oriens; Fig. 198, E. recavus; Fig. 199, E. semialatus, with paired process; Fig. 200, E. semialatus, single process; Fig. 201, E. theroni; Fig. 202, E. tortuosus; Fig. 203, E. tubulus; Fig. 204, E. unispinus; Fig. 205, E. vulgaris.
FIGURES 284–290. Theronus priapus. Fig. 284 in Revision of Elginus Theron (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae: Deltocephalinae) with the description of two new genera and comments on the grassland leafhopper fauna in South Africa
FIGURES 284–290. Theronus priapus. Fig. 284, aedeagus, ventral view; Fig. 285, aedeagus, lateral view; Fig. 286, plate and valve; Fig. 287, apex of abdomen, dorsal view, depicting position of genitalia; Fig. 288, style; Fig. 289, sternite VII, female; Fig. 290, apex of abdomen, lateral view, depicting position of genitalia.
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