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FIGURES 344–374. Body parts. 344–353 tympanum, 344 in Pamphagidae (Orthoptera: Acridoidea) from the Palaearctic Region: taxonomy, classification, keys to genera and a review of the tribe Nocarodeini I. Bolívar
FIGURES 344–374. Body parts. 344–353 tympanum, 344 Paranocarodes straubei, male; 345 ditto female; 346 Paranocarodes anatoliensis anatoliensis, male; 347 Paranocarodes chopardi, male; 348 ditto female; 349 Paranocarodes karabagi, female; 350 Nocaracris bodenheimeri, female without tympanum; 351 Nocaracris subrubratus, female without tympanum; 352 Nocaracris kosswigi, female; 353 Nocaracris judithae, female. 354–355 female abdominal tergites, 354 Paranocarodes karabagi; 355 Nocaracris judithae. 356–357 female vertex, 356 Neoparanothrotes borumandi; 357 Paranothrotes margaritae. 358–360 vertex dorsal view, 358 Pseudonothrotes levis, male; 359 ditto female; 360 Paranothrotes margaritae, female. 361–362 arolium of fore leg in male, 361 Eunothrotes dejugini; 362 Paranocarodes turkmen. 363–364 longitudinal sulcus of pronotum in male, 363 Paranothrotes gotvendicus, syntype; 364 Paranocarodes anatoliensis anatoliensis. 365–366 fastigium of vertex in female, 365 Paranothrotes siirt; 366 Paranocarodes turkmen. 367–370 head and pronotum, 367 Ebnerodes toelgi, male; 368 ditto female; 369 Paranocarodes straubei, male; 370 ditto female. 371–374 head and pronotum, dorso-lateral, 371 Turkanocaracris levigatus, male holotype; 372 ditto female paratype; 373 Nocarodes balachowskyi, male; 374 ditto female. Abbreviations: nsa: neighbour stigmal area, s: stigma, t: tympanum.
FIGURES 259–281. Habitus and body parts. 259–260 Haplotropis brunneriana, 259 male, 260 female. 261–262 in Pamphagidae (Orthoptera: Acridoidea) from the Palaearctic Region: taxonomy, classification, keys to genera and a review of the tribe Nocarodeini I. Bolívar
FIGURES 259–281. Habitus and body parts. 259–260 Haplotropis brunneriana, 259 male, 260 female. 261–262 krauss' organ, 261 Ocnerosthenus simulans, male; 262 Prionosthenus femoralis, female; 263 Paranocarodes anatoliensis anatoliensis, without krauss' organ. 264 Finotia maxima, pronotum. 265–267 ventral view of hind femur in female, 265 Tropidauchen escalerai; 266 Paranocarodes turkmen; 267 Bufonocarodes robustus. 268–269 male supra-anal plate, 268 Paracinipe saharae; 269 Orchamus yersini davisi. 270–271 female antenna, 270 Orchamus yersini yersini; 271 Ocneropsis bethlehemita. 272–273 male hind femur, 272 Orchamus massai; 273 Ocnerosthenus kneuckeri. 274–277 mesosternal interspace in female, 274 Orchamus yersini yersini; 275 Prionosthenus galericulatus; 276 Ocneropsis bethlehemita; 277 Ocnerosthenus simulans. 278– 281 eye, 278 Ocneropsis bethlehemita, male; 279 ditto female; 280 Ocnerosthenus kneuchkeri, male; 281 Ocnerosthenus simulans, female.
FIGURES 237–258. Habitus and body parts. 237–238 Thrinchus arenosus arenosus, 237 in Pamphagidae (Orthoptera: Acridoidea) from the Palaearctic Region: taxonomy, classification, keys to genera and a review of the tribe Nocarodeini I. Bolívar
FIGURES 237–258. Habitus and body parts. 237–238 Thrinchus arenosus arenosus, 237 male; 238 female. 239–240 Filchnerella beicki, 239 male, 240 female. 241–242 Filchnerella alashanicus, 241 male holotype, 242 female paratype. 243– 245 female facial carina, 243 Filchnerella kukunoris; 244 and 245 Filchnerella alashanicus, paratypes. 246–247 Mongolotmethis gobiensis gobiensis, 246 male holotype, 247 female paratype. 248–249 Beybienkia songorica, 248 male holotype, 249 female paratype. 250 Beybienkia amica, female holotype. 251–252 female pronotum, 251 Beybienkia lithophila, paratype; 252 Beybienkia amica, holotype. 253–255 Eotmethis nasutus, 253 male paratype; 254 male holotype; 255 female paratype. 256–257 Rhinotmethis hummeli, 256 male lateral; 257 ditto dorsal. 258 Rhinotmethis beybienkoi, male.
FIGURE 9 in Taxonomic revision of the southern African genus Pachyphymus Uvarov, 1922 (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Euryphyminae)
FIGURE 9. Scatterplots showing interspecific differences in the ratio of forewing to hind femur length for females (A) and males (B), and ratio of hind femur to pronotum length for females (C) and males (D) of all four species. Also illustrated is an example of intraspecific variation in the ratio of forewing to hind femur length of females (E) and males (F) of two morphs ("Touwsrivier" and "Leipoldtville") of Pachyphymus cristulifer. Black arrow indicates female from Fish River Canyon, Namibia, which is an outlier in terms of size. Ellipses indicate 95% confidence intervals.
FIGURE 8 in Taxonomic revision of the southern African genus Pachyphymus Uvarov, 1922 (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Euryphyminae)
FIGURE 8. Photographs of lateral habitus of live Pachyphymus carinatus Dirsh (A) and P. namaquensis n. sp. (B). Photo credit P. Naskrecki.
FIGURE 4. Pachyphymus samwaysi n in Taxonomic revision of the southern African genus Pachyphymus Uvarov, 1922 (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Euryphyminae)
FIGURE 4. Pachyphymus samwaysi n. sp.: ♂ head, dorsal (A) and lateral view (B); ♀ head, dorsal (C) and lateral view (D); ♂ supraanal plate (E); ♀ subgenital plate (F) and (G); epiphallus (H); phallic complex, ectophallic membrane removed, dorsal (I) and lateral view (J). Black scale bar refers to two phallic complex illustrations (I–J); dotted scale bar refers to epiphallus and supraanal plate (E, H); white scale bar refers to head images (A–D).
FIGURE 6 in Taxonomic revision of the southern African genus Pachyphymus Uvarov, 1922 (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Euryphyminae)
FIGURE 6. Map showing geographic variation in degree of infumation and color of hind wing for species and populations as follows: P. namaquensis (A–B), from Bushmanland (C) and from Hondeklipbaai (D); P. cristulifer from Leipoldtville (E–G), from Touwsrivier (H), and from Seekoegat (representative of most common wing morph) (I); P. carinatus from Tankwa Karoo (J) and from De Aar (representative of most common wing morph) (K); P. samwaysi (L).
FIGURE 3. Pachyphymus namaquensis n in Taxonomic revision of the southern African genus Pachyphymus Uvarov, 1922 (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Euryphyminae)
FIGURE 3. Pachyphymus namaquensis n. sp.: ♂ head, dorsal (A) and lateral view (B); ♀ head, dorsal (C) and lateral view (D); ♂ supraanal plate (E) and (F) showing intraspecific variation; ♀ subgenital plate (G) and from Bushmanland (H); epiphallus (I); phallic complex, ectophallic membrane removed, lateral (J) and dorsal view (K). Black scale bar refers to two phallic complex illustrations (J–K); dotted scale bar refers to epiphallus and supraanal plate (E, F, I); white scale bar refers to head images (A–D).
FIGURE 2. Pachyphymus cristulifer Dirsh, 1956 in Taxonomic revision of the southern African genus Pachyphymus Uvarov, 1922 (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Euryphyminae)
FIGURE 2. Pachyphymus cristulifer Dirsh, 1956: ♂ head, dorsal (A) and lateral view (B); ♂ head from Touwsrivier, showing intraspecific variation, dorsal (C) and lateral view (D); ♀ head from Leipoldtville, dorsal (E) and lateral view (F); ♀ subgenital plate (G), from Touwsrivier (H), and from Leipoldtville (I) showing intraspecific variation; ♂ supraanal plate (J), from Touwsrivier (K), and from Leipoldtville (L) showing intraspecific variation; epiphallus (M); phallic complex, ectophallic membrane removed, dorsal (N) and lateral view (O). Black scale bar refers to two phallic complex illustrations (N–O); dotted scale bar refers to epiphallus and supraanal plate (J–M); white scale bar refers to head images (A–F).
FIGURE 1 in Taxonomic revision of the southern African genus Pachyphymus Uvarov, 1922 (Orthoptera: Acridoidea: Euryphyminae)
FIGURE 1. Pachyphymus carinatus (Serville, 1838): ♂ head, dorsal (A) and lateral view (B); ♀ head from Fish River Canyon, Namibia, showing intraspecific variation in shape and height of pronotal crests, dorsal (C) and lateral view (D); ♀ head from Tankwa Karoo showing intraspecific variation in shape and height of pronotal crests, dorsal (E) and lateral view (F); ♂ supraanal plate (G); ♀ subgenital plate (H), from Tankwa Karoo (I), from Fish River Canyon, Namibia (J) showing intraspecific variation; phallic complex, ectophallic membrane removed, lateral (K) and dorsal view (L); epiphallus (M). Black scale bar refers to two phallic complex illustrations (K–L); dotted scale bar refers to epiphallus and supraanal plate (G, M); white scale bar refers to head images (A–F). All scale bars are approximate. Abbreviations are as follows: A—ancorae; Apapical projections of lophi; Apd—apodeme of cingulum; Bp—basal valve of penis; Cv—valve of cingulum; Ejs—ejaculatory sac; L—lophi; Rm—ramus of cingulum; Zyg—zygoma of cingulum.
FIGURE 4 in Description of Dociostaurus biskrensis sp. nov. and male allotypes of four species: Pamphagulus bodenheimeri dumonti, P. uvarovi, Sphingonotus ebneri and Notopleura pygmaea (Orthoptera: Acridoidea) in the region of Biskra, Algeria
FIGURE 4. Projection on the two first axes of ACP for morphometric characters of Pamphagulus uvarovi uvarovi and P. bodenheimeri dumonti. Abreviations: same as in table 2.
FIGURE 5. Sphingonotus ebneri male. A in Description of Dociostaurus biskrensis sp. nov. and male allotypes of four species: Pamphagulus bodenheimeri dumonti, P. uvarovi, Sphingonotus ebneri and Notopleura pygmaea (Orthoptera: Acridoidea) in the region of Biskra, Algeria
FIGURE 5. Sphingonotus ebneri male. A: lateral view; B: front head; C: dorsal view; D: right tegmen; E: dorsal view of epiphallus; F: drawing of dorsal view of epiphallus. Scale bar = 1 mm.
FIGURE 3 in Description of Dociostaurus biskrensis sp. nov. and male allotypes of four species: Pamphagulus bodenheimeri dumonti, P. uvarovi, Sphingonotus ebneri and Notopleura pygmaea (Orthoptera: Acridoidea) in the region of Biskra, Algeria
FIGURE 3. Male allotypes of Notopleura and Pamphagulus. Notopleura pygmaea. A: lateral view; B: dorsal view of epiphallus; C: drawing of the dorsal view of epiphallus; D: dorsal view; E: epiphallus of N. rhelbanensis; Pamphagulus uvarovi uvarovi male. F: dorsal view; G: lateral view; H: front head; I: drawing of the dorsal view of epiphallus; J: dorsal view of epiphallus; Pamphagulus bodenheimeri dumonti male; K: dorsal view; L: lateral view; M: drawing of the dorsal view of epiphallus; N: dorsal view of epiphallus. Scale bar = 1 mm.
FIGURE 2 in Description of Dociostaurus biskrensis sp. nov. and male allotypes of four species: Pamphagulus bodenheimeri dumonti, P. uvarovi, Sphingonotus ebneri and Notopleura pygmaea (Orthoptera: Acridoidea) in the region of Biskra, Algeria
FIGURE 2. Projection on the two first axes of ACP for morphometric characters of D. biskrensis D. jagoi jagoi and D. genei.
FIGURE 1 in Description of Dociostaurus biskrensis sp. nov. and male allotypes of four species: Pamphagulus bodenheimeri dumonti, P. uvarovi, Sphingonotus ebneri and Notopleura pygmaea (Orthoptera: Acridoidea) in the region of Biskra, Algeria
FIGURE 1. Dociostaurus biskrensis: A: lateral view of the female; B: lateral view of penis valves; C: dorsal view of the female; D: lateral view of the male; E: front head of the female; F: right tegmen of the male; G: dorsal view of epiphallus; H: dorsal view of epiphallus of D. jagoi jagoi; I: epiphallus of D. genei. Scale bar = 1 mm.
FIGURES 10–16 in Three new species of the genus Conophyma Zubovsky, 1898 (Orthoptera, Acridoidea, Catantopidae, Conophyminae) from Xinjiang, China
FIGURES 10–16. Conophyma nigrifemora sp. nov. ♂ 10. Body lateral view; 11. Antennae; 12. Epiphallus in dorsal view; 13. Head and pronotum in dorsal view; 14. Head frontal view; 15. Meso-metasternum ventral view; 16. End of abdomen in dorsal view.
FIGURES 17–23 in Three new species of the genus Conophyma Zubovsky, 1898 (Orthoptera, Acridoidea, Catantopidae, Conophyminae) from Xinjiang, China
FIGURES 17–23. Conophyma hejinensis sp. nov. ♂ 17. Body in lateral view; 18. Head and pronotum in dorsal view; 19. Head frontal view; 20. Meso-metasternum in ventral view; 21. End of abdomen in dorsal view; 22. Body in dorsal view; 23. Epiphallus in dorsal view.
FIGURES 1–9 in Three new species of the genus Conophyma Zubovsky, 1898 (Orthoptera, Acridoidea, Catantopidae, Conophyminae) from Xinjiang, China
FIGURES 1–9. Conophyma xiai sp. nov. 1.Body in lateral view ♂; 2. Epiphallus in dorsal view; 3. End of abdomen in dorsal view. ♂; 4. Head and pronotum in dorsal view ♂; 5. mesosternum in ventral view ♂; 6. Head and pronotum in dorsal view ♀; 7. Body in lateral view ♀; 8. Meso-metasternum in ventral view; 9. End of abdomen in ventral view ♀.
FIGURES 1–6 in Two new species of the genus Eotmethis (Orthoptera, Acridoidea, Pamphagidae) from China
FIGURES 1–6. Eotmethis xiai sp. nov. 1. body in lateral view ♂; 2. epiphallus; 3. head in frontal view ♂; 4. tegmen ♂; 5. hind femur and tibia, inner side view ♂; 6. body in lateral view ♀.
FIGURES 7–13 in Two new species of the genus Eotmethis (Orthoptera, Acridoidea, Pamphagidae) from China
FIGURES 7–13. Eotmethis platyverticus sp. nov. 7. body in lateral view ♂; 8. head in frontal view ♂; 9. epiphallus;10. end of abdomen ♂; 11. head and pronotum in dorsal view ♀; 12. tegmen ♂; 13. body in lateral view ♀.
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