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FIGURE 2 in An illustrated key to the New World genera of Philonthina Kirby (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae), with morphological, taxonomical and distributional notes

FIGURE 2. (A–K) Head, ventral view: (A) Hesperus fasciatus (Sharp), (B) Belonuchus mordens Erichson, (C) Neobisnius fraternus Bernhauer, (D) Paederomimus contractus Sharp, (E) Ecitophytes coniceps Wasmann, (F) Delgadobius amazonensis Chani-Posse & Couturier, (G, K) Flohria subcoerulea, (H) Laetulonthus laetulus (Say), (I) Holisus humilis Erichson, (J) Phileciton badariottii Wasmann. Abbreviations: ioR, infraorbital ridge; pgR, postgenal ridge; pmR, postmandibular ridge; poS, postoccipital suture; PtC, proesternal transverse carina; vbR, ventral basal ridge.

FIGURES 15A–C in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 15A–C, Typhaea stercorea (Linnaeus): A, pterothorax, ventral; B, head, dorsal; C, mesocoxa, showing lateral closure of cavity by meso- and metaventrites. Figures 15D–G, Thrimolus minutus Casey: D, prothorax, ventral, with right coxa removed; E, pterothorax and base of abdomen, ventral; F, head, dorsal; G, left metacoxa and left portion of abdominal ventrite 1, with pore field vaguely indicated. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 11A–I in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 11A–I, Litargus irregularis (Sharp): A, head, dorsal; B, mesotibia and mesotarsus; C, pronotum, dorsal; D, prothrax, ventral; E, pterothorax, ventral, with right meso- and metacoxae removed; F, antenna; G, protibia and protarsus; H, apex of protibia; I, area of dorsal head surface. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 13A–L in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 13A–L, Afrotyphaeola natalensis sp. n., ♀: A, head, dorsal; B, head, ventral; C, prothorax, dorsal; D, pterothorax, ventral with right mesocoxa removed; E, antenna; F, prothorax, ventral; G, left mesocoxa, showing lateral closure of cavity by mesoventrite and metaventrite; H, abdomen, ventral; I, right procoxal cavity; J, mesotibial apex and mesotarsus; K, protibial apex and protarsus, L, scutellar shield. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 10A–H in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 10A–H, Pseudochrodes suturalis Reitter: A, head, dorsal; B, prothorax, dorsal; C, mesotibial apex; D, antenna; E, prothorax, ventral; F, left elytron, dorsal; G, scutellar shield; H, male abdomen showing setose sex patches. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 12A–L in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 12A–L, Litargops sp. (Brindabella Range, ACT, Australia): A, head, dorsal; B, apex of protibia; C, head, ventral; D, pterothorax, ventral with right mesocoxa removed; E, apex of mesotibia; F, prothorax, ventral, with right coxa removed; G, mesotibial apex and mesotarsus; H, prothorax, anterior; I, left elytron, ventral; J, right elytron, dorsal; K, scutellar shield; L, antenna. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 14A–H in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 14A–H, Nototriphyllus araucania sp. n.: A, head, dorsal; B, antenna; C, head, ventral; D, scutellar shield; E, male prothorax, ventral with left coxa removed, showing prosternal sex patch; F, right elytron, dorsal; G, mesotibial apex and mesotarsus; H, pterothorax, ventral. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 7A–H in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 7A–H, Berginus sp. (Panama): A, head, dorsal; B, head, ventral; C, antenna; D, prothorax, dorsal; E, prothorax, ventral; F, mesotibia and mesotarsus; G, elytron; H, portion of mesothorax and metathorax, showing lateral closure of mesocoxal cavity. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 8A–H in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 8A–H, Nesolathrus sp. (McIlwraith Range, Queensland, Australia): A, head, dorsal; B, head, ventral; C, mesotibia and mesotarsus; D, prothorax, dorsal; E, prothorax, ventral; F, pterothorax, ventral with mesocoxae removed; G, left elytron, lateral; H, antenna. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 9 A–G in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 9 A–G, Mycetophagus punctatus Say: A, head, dorsal; B, prothorax, ventral; C, mesotibial apex; D, antenna; E, prothorax, dorsal; F, portion of meso- and metathorax, showing laterally open mesocoxal cavity; G, pterothorax, ventral. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 6A–G in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 6A–G, Esarcus leprieuri Reiche: A, head, ventral; B, anterior portion of head; C, pterothorax with right mesocoxa and left metacoxa removed; D, prothorax, ventral, with right coxa removed; E, scutellar shield; F, abdominal ventrites; G, right elytron. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 2A–B in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 2A–B, habitus, dorsal: A, Afrotyphaeola natalensis sp. n., length 1.6 mm; B, Thrimolus minutus Casey, length 1.2 mm. FIGURES 2C–D, Litargus balteatus LeConte, prothoraces: C, dorsal, showing paired slit-like impressions; D, posterior, showing notal attachments of posterior apodemes and cryptopleura. Figure 2E, Neotriphyllus confusus (Horn), head, dorsal. FIGURES 2F–H, antennal apex: F, Neotriphyllus confusus (Horn); G, Pseudotriphyllus suturalis Reitter; H, Zeclaviger explanatus sp. n. Figure 2I, Litargops sp. (Australia: ACT: Picadilly Circus, Brindabella Range), protibial apex. FIGURES 2J–K, Litargus balteatus LeConte: J, labium; K, maxilla. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 5A–H in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 5A–H, mycetophagid male genitalia: A–B, Nototriphyllus araucania sp. n.: A, basale (phallobase) and apicale (partly fused parameres); B, penis; C–E, Neotriphyllus confusus (Horn): C, basale and apicale; D, penis; E, segments IX and X with long spiculum gastrale; F–H, Zeclaviger explanatus sp. n.: F, basale and apicale; G, penis; H, segments IX and X with short spiculum gastrale. FIGURES 5I–J, habitus, dorsal: I, Nototriphyllus hispidellus (Broun), length 1.9 mm, © Landcare New Zealand; J, Filicivora chilensis (Philippi & Philippi), length 5.3 mm, © CSIRO Australia. FIGURES 5K–L, Afrotyphaeola natalensis sp. n.: K, basale and apicale; L, penis. FIGURES 5M–O, habitus: M, Neotriphyllus confusus (Horn), length 3.4 mm, © Landcare New Zealand; N, Nototriphyllus araucania sp. n., length 2.8 mm, © CSIRO Australia; O, Zeclaviger explanatus sp. n., length 1.6 mm, © Landcare New Zealand.

FIGURES 1A–L in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 1A–L, habitus, dorsal: A, Triphyllina lederi Reitter, length 2.0 mm, © K. V. Makarov; B, Pseudotriphyllus colchicus (Reitter), length 2.3 mm, © K. V. Makarov; C, Nesolathrus sp. (Australia: QLD: McIlwraith Range), length 1.2 mm, © CSIRO Australia; D, Eulagius ussuriensis Nikitsky, length 4 mm, © K. V. Makarov; E, Mycetophagus decempunctatus Fabricius, length 4.2 mm, © K. V. Makarov; F, Mycetophagus irroratus Reitter, length 3.8 mm, © K. V. Makarov; G, Pseudochrodes suturalis Reitter, length 2.5 mm, © CSIRO Australia; H, Typhaea stercorea (Linnaeus), length 3.1 mm, © CSIRO Australia; I, Litargops maculosus Reitter, length 3.4 mm, © K. V. Makarov; J, Litargus connexus Geoffroy, length 3.5 mm, © K. V. Makarov; K, Berginus sp. (Panama: Paraiso), length 1.4 mm, © CSIRO Australia; L, Triphyllus bicolor Fabricius, length 3.9 mm, © K. V. Makarov.

FIGURES 3A–B in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 3A–B, portion of elytral surface: A, Typhaea stercorea (Linnaeus); B, Nototriphyllus araucania sp. n. Figure 3C, Zeclaviger explanatus sp. n., pterothorax, ventral, with right metanepisternum and right metacoxa and hind leg removed. Figure 3D, Nototriphyllus araucania sp. n., prothorax, dorsal, with both coxae removed. Figure 3E, Zeclaviger explanatus sp. n., left halves of abdominal ventrites 1 and 2, showing pore field in anterolateral corner of ventrite 1. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 4A–C in Review of the genera of Mycetophagidae (Coleoptera: Tenebrionoidea) with descriptions of new genera and a world generic key

FIGURES 4A–C, right half of abdominal ventrite 1: A, Afrotyphaeola natalensis sp. n. with linear pore field; B, Nototriphyllus araucania sp. n., with C-shaped pore field; C, Typhaeola maculata Perris, with pores at setal bases. FIGURES 4D–F, all five abdominal ventrites of same three species. Figure 4G, Nototriphyllus araucania sp. n., hind wing. All figures © CSIRO Australia.

FIGURES 1–8. Wings. 1 in First record of Bombylisoma Rondani (Diptera: Bombyliidae) from China and an identification key to the Chinese genera of Bombyliinae

FIGURES 1–8. Wings. 1. Anastoechus chinensis Paramonov; 2. Bombomyia discoidea Fabricius; 3. Bombylella nubilosa Yang, Yao & Cui; 4. Bombylius major Linnaeus; 5. Conophorus chinensis Paramonov; 6. Euchariomyia dives Bigot; 7. Systoechus ctenopterus Mikan; 8. Tovlinius pyramidatus Yao, Yang & Evenhuis.

FIGURE 10 M–N in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran

FIGURE 10 M–N. Caudal scales of (M) Tropiocolotes cf. steudneri and (N) subcaudal scales of Microgecko latifi;

FIGURE 10 C–D in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran

FIGURE 10 C–D. Pes of (C) Crossobamon eversmanni ventral view and (D) Stenodactylus doriae dorsal view;

FIGURE 9 in A new genus and species of gekkonid lizard (Squamata: Gekkota: Gekkonidae) from Hormozgan Province with a revised key to gekkonid genera of Iran

FIGURE 9. Gravid female holotype and paratype of Parsigecko ziaiei sp. nov.; A: paratype dorsal view, B: holotype dorsal view, C: paratype ventral view, D: holotype ventral view. Photographs by B. Safaei-Mahroo.