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Figure 26 from: Hastriter M, Sage R (2011) Description of a new species of Ectinorus (E. spiculatus) (Siphonaptera, Rhopalopsyllidae) from Argentina and a review of the subgenus Ichyonus Smit, 1987. ZooKeys 124: 1-18. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.124.1688
Figure 26 - Habitat from which Ectinorus spiculatus holotype was collected from Phyllotis xanthopygus.
Figurs 17-23 from: Hastriter M, Sage R (2011) Description of a new species of Ectinorus (E. spiculatus) (Siphonaptera, Rhopalopsyllidae) from Argentina and a review of the subgenus Ichyonus Smit, 1987. ZooKeys 124: 1-18. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.124.1688
Figurs 17-23 - Ectinorus spiculatus sp. n., female, allotype 17 Overview 18 Dorsal and ventral anal segments 19 Hind tarsal segments 20 Head, pronotum, and forecoxa 21 Enlargement of frontal tubercle (insert) 22 Spiculated medial surface of hind tibia (insert) 23 Ectinorus spiculatus sp. n., female, paratype, seventh sternum, spermatheca, and bursa copulatrix. Scale Fig. 17 = 500µ; Figs 18–20 and 23 = 200µ
Figures 10-13 from: Hastriter M, Sage R (2011) Description of a new species of Ectinorus (E. spiculatus) (Siphonaptera, Rhopalopsyllidae) from Argentina and a review of the subgenus Ichyonus Smit, 1987. ZooKeys 124: 1-18. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.124.1688
Figures 10-13 - Ectinorus spiculatus sp. n., male, holotype 10 Overview 11 Head, pronotum and forecoxa 12 Enlargement of frontal tubercle (insert) 13 Terminal segments. Scale Fig. 10 = 500µ; Figs 11 and 13 = 200µ
Figures 14-16 from: Hastriter M, Sage R (2011) Description of a new species of Ectinorus (E. spiculatus) (Siphonaptera, Rhopalopsyllidae) from Argentina and a review of the subgenus Ichyonus Smit, 1987. ZooKeys 124: 1-18. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.124.1688
Figures 14-16 - Ectinorus spiculatus sp. n. 14 Male, holotype, thorax and metepimeron 15 Female, allotype, spermatheca and bursa copulatrix 16 Male, holotype, aedeagus. Scale Fig. 14 = 200µ; Figs 15–16 = 100µ
Figures 1-8 from: Hastriter M, Sage R (2011) Description of a new species of Ectinorus (E. spiculatus) (Siphonaptera, Rhopalopsyllidae) from Argentina and a review of the subgenus Ichyonus Smit, 1987. ZooKeys 124: 1-18. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.124.1688
Figures 1-8 - 1 Ectinorus angularis, telomere, paratype 2 Ectnorus deplexus, telomere, paratype 3 Ectinorus onychius, telomere, holotype 4 Ectinorus angularis, crochet, paratype 5 Ectinorus deplexus, crochet, holotype 6 Ectinorus onychius, crochet, holotype 7 Ectinorus angularis, anal stylet, paratype 8 Ectinorus onychius, anal stylet, paratype. Scale = 100µ
Figures 12-13 from: Hastriter M, Bush S (2013) Description of Lentistivalius philippinensis, a new species of flea (Siphonaptera, Pygiosyllomorpha, Stivalidae), and new records of Ascodipterinae (Streblidae) on bats and other small mammals from Luzon, The Philippines. ZooKeys 260: 17-30. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.260.3971
Figures 12-13 - Lentistivalius philippinensis sp. n., male paratype (P2211). 12 Lateral of hind femur, longitudinal parallel sculpturing 13 Mesal view of hind femur, vertical parallel sculpturing 14–15 Lentistivalius philippinensis, sp. n., male holotype (P2316) 14 Hind tibia 15 Hind tarsi. (Scale: Figs 12–13 = 100µ; Figs 14–15 = 200µ)
Figure 1 from: Hastriter M, Bush S (2013) Description of Lentistivalius philippinensis, a new species of flea (Siphonaptera, Pygiosyllomorpha, Stivalidae), and new records of Ascodipterinae (Streblidae) on bats and other small mammals from Luzon, The Philippines. ZooKeys 260: 17-30. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.260.3971
Figure 1 - Sampling locations on the island of Luzon (n = number of mammals examined at each site). Stars indicate the location of ascodipterons and fleas discussed in this paper. a Mt. Pao (n=38) and Mt. Cabacan (n=38) b Mt. Cagua site 1 (n=62) and Mt. Cagua site 2 (n=32) c Casiguran (n = 16) d Maria Aurora (n=34) e Sitio Minoli (n=56) and nearby field site (n=24) f Zabali (n=39) g Tower site (n=14) h Angat (n=3); and i Burdeos (n=1). Photo courtesy of S. Villa.
Figures 2-3 from: Hastriter M, Bush S (2013) Description of Lentistivalius philippinensis, a new species of flea (Siphonaptera, Pygiosyllomorpha, Stivalidae), and new records of Ascodipterinae (Streblidae) on bats and other small mammals from Luzon, The Philippines. ZooKeys 260: 17-30. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.260.3971
Figures 2-3 - Cysts containing neosomes of Maabella stomalata. 2 Cyst located on dorsal surface directly over wing digit number five of Rhinolophus sp. (species undetermined) 3 Cyst located on dorsal surface directly over the radius-ulna/thumb joint of Rhinolophus inops. Arrow depicts caudal disc (spiracle breathing structure) protruding through the skin.
Figures 8-10 from: Hastriter M, Bush S (2013) Description of Lentistivalius philippinensis, a new species of flea (Siphonaptera, Pygiosyllomorpha, Stivalidae), and new records of Ascodipterinae (Streblidae) on bats and other small mammals from Luzon, The Philippines. ZooKeys 260: 17-30. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.260.3971
Figures 8-10 - Lentistivalius philippinensis sp. n., male paratype (P2211). 8 Aedeagus 9 Tergum IX and Sternum IX 10 Sternum VIII. (Scale: 200µ).
Figure 11 from: Hastriter M, Bush S (2013) Description of Lentistivalius philippinensis, a new species of flea (Siphonaptera, Pygiosyllomorpha, Stivalidae), and new records of Ascodipterinae (Streblidae) on bats and other small mammals from Luzon, The Philippines. ZooKeys 260: 17-30. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.260.3971
Figure 11 - Lentistivalius philippinensis sp. n., male holotype (P2316). Sensilium, dorsal and ventral anal lobes, and subsensilial sclerite (arrow). (Scale: 100µ).
Figures 4-7 from: Hastriter M, Bush S (2013) Description of Lentistivalius philippinensis, a new species of flea (Siphonaptera, Pygiosyllomorpha, Stivalidae), and new records of Ascodipterinae (Streblidae) on bats and other small mammals from Luzon, The Philippines. ZooKeys 260: 17-30. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.260.3971
Figures 4-7 - Lentistivalius philippinensis sp. n. (P2316) 4 Overview, male holotype 5 Thorax 6 Head, pronotum, forecoxa 7 Abdominal tergites. (Scale: Fig. 4 = 100 µ; Figs 5–7 = 200µ).
Figures 4-5 from: Hastriter M, Meyer M, Sherwin R, Dittmar K (2014) New distribution and host records for Hectopsylla pulex Haller (Siphonaptera, Tungidae) with notes on biology and morphology. ZooKeys 389: 1-7. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.389.7042
Figures 4-5 - Tergites of Hectopsylla pulex. 4 Unfed non-gravid female from Pacora, Panama; arrows indicate membrane prior to expansion 5 Replete gravid female, arrows indicate expanded membrane to accommodate expansion from feeding and egg development.
Figures 2-3 from: Hastriter M, Meyer M, Sherwin R, Dittmar K (2014) New distribution and host records for Hectopsylla pulex Haller (Siphonaptera, Tungidae) with notes on biology and morphology. ZooKeys 389: 1-7. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.389.7042
Figures 2-3 - Hectopsylla pulex. 2 Overview of an unfed female, Pacora, Panama collected from bat guano. Arrow indicates lacinae 3 Overview of a replete gravid female, host: Leptonycteris yerbabuenae, White Tail Canyon, Chiracahua Range, Cochise County, Arizona.
Figure 1 from: Hastriter M, Meyer M, Sherwin R, Dittmar K (2014) New distribution and host records for Hectopsylla pulex Haller (Siphonaptera, Tungidae) with notes on biology and morphology. ZooKeys 389: 1-7. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.389.7042
Figure 1 - Young male Leptonycteris yerbabuenae with Hectopsylla pulex attached near tragus. Insert is enlargement of attached Hectopsylla pulex (arrows indicate previous flea attachment sites).
Figures 5-8 from: Hastriter M, E. Bush S (2014) Description of Medwayella independencia (Siphonaptera, Stivaliidae), a new species of flea from Mindanao Island, the Philippines and their phoretic mites, and miscellaneous flea records from the Malay Archipelago. ZooKeys 408: 107-123. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.408.7479
Figures 5-8 - Medwayella independencia sp. n. male paratype (P-5525). 5 Aedeagus 6 Enlargement of apex of aedeagus (B.CR. = body of crochet, DEL.FL = deltoid flap of hood of aedeagus, GRV. = groove-like structure of Ford's sclerite, HD. = hood of aedeagus, L.A. = lower arm of securifer, M.D.L. = median dorsal lobe of aedeagus, PHY. = phylax, PIV.R. = pivotal ridge of phylax, Q.C. = quasi-crochet, S.I.T. = sclerotized inner tube, THM. = thumb-like apex of alpha-portion of Ford's sclerite, U.A. = upper arm of securifer 7 Basimere, telomere, and S-IX 8 Eighth sternum, LUM. = lumacaudate process. (Scale: 5, 7–8= 200 µm; 6 = 100 µm).
Figures 1-4 from: Hastriter M, E. Bush S (2014) Description of Medwayella independencia (Siphonaptera, Stivaliidae), a new species of flea from Mindanao Island, the Philippines and their phoretic mites, and miscellaneous flea records from the Malay Archipelago. ZooKeys 408: 107-123. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.408.7479
Figures 1-4 - Medwayella independencia sp. n. 1 Head and pronotum, male holotype (P-5525) 2 Head and pronotum, female paratype (P-5657) 3 Abdominal tergites, male holotype (P-5525) 4 Abdominal sterna, male holotype (P-5525). (Scale: 1–4 = 200 µm).
Figure 13 from: Hastriter M, E. Bush S (2014) Description of Medwayella independencia (Siphonaptera, Stivaliidae), a new species of flea from Mindanao Island, the Philippines and their phoretic mites, and miscellaneous flea records from the Malay Archipelago. ZooKeys 408: 107-123. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.408.7479
Figure 13 - Medwayella independencia, sp. n., holotype male (P-5525) terminal segments illustrating four mites beneath T-VIII (see arrows). (Scale: 400 µm).
Figures 9-12 from: Hastriter M, E. Bush S (2014) Description of Medwayella independencia (Siphonaptera, Stivaliidae), a new species of flea from Mindanao Island, the Philippines and their phoretic mites, and miscellaneous flea records from the Malay Archipelago. ZooKeys 408: 107-123. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.408.7479
Figures 9-12 - Medwayella independencia, sp. n. 9 Thorax, holotype male (P-5525) 10 Seventh sternum, female paratype (P-5657) 11 Vaginal canal, female allotype, a = mesal tanned ridge of T-VIII, b = dilated portion of duct of spermatheca, c = sclerotized ventral wall of perula, d = eighth sternum 12 Spermatheca, female allotype. (Scale: 9–10 = 200 µm, 11 = 100 µm, 12 = 50 µm).
Figure 14 from: López-Berrizbeitia MF, Hastriter MW, Barquez RM, Díaz MM (2015) A new flea of the genus Ctenidiosomus (Siphonaptera, Pygiopsyllidae) from Salta Province, Argentina. ZooKeys 512: 109-120. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.512.9713
Figure 14 - Distribution of the species of Ctenidiosomus. Ctenidiosomus austrinus: 1 Type locality: Argentina, Salta Province, Dept. Chicoana, app. 15 km W Escoipe, on Provincial road N°33 (25°10'25.2"S; 65°49'31.6"W), 2680 m. Ctenidiosomus spillmanni: 2 Peru, Dept. Junín, Huancayo Province, El Tambo (12°01'37.88"S; 75°12'46.46"W), 3327 m; 3 Peru, Depto. Ancasch, Huaylas Province, Huaylas (8°54'7"S; 77°50'21"W), 2067 m; 4 Peru, Dept. Piura, Huancabamba Province, Huancabamba (5°14'22"S; 79°26'59"W), 1930 m; 5 Ecuador, Loja Province (no specific locality) I; 6 Ecuador, Loja Province, Alamor (4°01'14.29"S; 80°01'21.97"W), 1279 m. 7 Type locality: Ecuador, Pichincha Province (no specific locality). Ctenidiosomus rex: 8 Type locality: Colombia, Dept. Huila, San Agustin (1°52'39.20"N; 76°15'11.08"W), 1625 m; 9 Colombia, Dept. Huila, San Agustin, left bank of Rio Magdalena (1°55'01.10"N; 76°20'59.06"W), 1748 m†. Ctenidiosomus traubi: 10 Type locality: Colombia, Dept. Antioquia, Sonson‡, 7 km E of Paramo (5°43'23.23"N; 75°11'11.36"W), 2049 m. Ctenidiosomus perplexus: 11 Type locality: Venezuela, Trujillo State, Trujillo Township, Trujillo, 14 km. E, near Misisi. (9°21'51.23"N; 70°18'30.89"W), 2210 m. Other distribution records: 12 Venezuela, Merida State, near Santa Rosa (8°53'52.11"N; 70°36'55.77"W), 2040 m; 13 Venezuela, Merida State, near Middle Refugio (8°36'07.36"N; 71°04'17.00"W), 2550 m; 14 Venezuela, Merida State, La Coromoto (8°6'48.31"N; 71°29'54.1"W), 2500 m§. 15 Venezuela, Tachira State, San Cristobal Township, 35 km S and 22 km W of San Cristobal, Buena Vista (7°29'43.29"N; 72°26'52.45"W), 2386 m; 16 Venezuela, Tachira State, Buena Vista (7°29'43.29"N; 72°26'52.45"W), 2386 m; †The elevation was incorrectly cited as "2300m" in Johnson 1957; ‡The city was incorrectly cited as "Sanson" in Mardon 1981; § The elevation was incorrectly cited as "3170" in Tipton and Machado Allison 1972; I Both, the specific and unspecified localities are indicated by a point, the unspecified locality is placed in an approximate point.
Figures 11-13 from: López-Berrizbeitia MF, Hastriter MW, Barquez RM, Díaz MM (2015) A new flea of the genus Ctenidiosomus (Siphonaptera, Pygiopsyllidae) from Salta Province, Argentina. ZooKeys 512: 109-120. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.512.9713
Figures 11-13 - Ctenidiosomus austrinus sp. n., male holotype 11 Basimere and telomere 12 Hind tibia 13 Hind distotarsomere. Scale: 200 µm (11, 12); 100 µm (13).
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