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Figure 18 Characters 11 and 29. Character 11 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 18 Characters 11 and 29. Character 11. Anterodorsal extension of anepimeron flat (0); posterior bump present (1). Character 29. Fourth bump present (E–H). A, Lonchoptera. B, Sciadocera. C, Chonocephalus sp. D, Termitophilomyia. E, Beckerina. F, Gymnophora. G, Phora. H, Hypocera. Abbreviations: ab, anterior bump; fb, fourth bump; mb, midbump; pa, posterior basalare; pb, posterior bump.
Figure 16 Character 8 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 16 Character 8. Alular setae plain (0); alular setae feathered (1). A, Ironomyia. B, Lonchoptera. C, Archiphora. D, Sciadocera. E, Godavaria.
Figure 49 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 49 Bootstrap values with parsimony optimality criterion for nodes of consensus tree of equal weight analysis.
Figure 14 Characters 5 and 22. Character 5 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 14 Characters 5 and 22. Character 5 (white arrows). Katepisternum and anepisternum continuous (0); with a furrow separating anespisternum from katepisternum (1); with furrow almost reaching ventral margin of thorax (2). Character 22 (black arrows). Ventral third of anepisternum microtrichose (0); ventral third of anepisternum bare (1). A, Callomyia. B, Lonchoptera. C, Chonocephalus. D, Termitophilomyia. E, Gymnophora. F, Latiborophaga.
Figure 22 Character 15 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 22 Character 15. Anterior spiracle elongate, ovoid or reniform (0); anterior spiracle small, round (1); anterior spiracle large, round (2). A, Plesioclythia. B, Sciadocera. C, Chonocephalus. D, Termitophilomyia. E, Gymnophora. F, Misotermes.
Figure 27 Character 20 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 27 Character 20. Dorsoposterior margin of katepisternum aligned with dorsoanterior margin (0); projected dorsally into anepimeron (1). A, Protoclythia. B, Chonocephalus. C, Javanoxenia. D, Apodicrania. E, Phora. F, Hypocera.
Figure 48 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 48 Strict consensus of the six most-parsimonious trees of implied weight analysis of the data matrix in Table 3. Only unambiguous characters are optimized. Character states 0 and 2 indicated, otherwise state = 1. Black circles correspond to characters with single origin in the analysis, open circles correspond to characters with more than one step in the analysis.
Figure 15 Characters 6 and 35. Character 6 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 15 Characters 6 and 35. Character 6 (white arrows). Hind coxa with scattered setae on ventral half (0); setae on ventral half of hind coxa concentrated in anteroventral corner (1). Character 35 (black arrows). Hind coxa evenly microtrichose (0); hind coxa bare (1). A, Plesioclythia. B, Sciadocera. C, Chonocephalus. D, Termitophilomyia. E, Anevrina. F, Godavaria. Abbreviation: lu, lumen.
Figure 12 Character 3 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 12 Character 3. CuA+CuP complete (0); CuA+CuP interrupted just distal to point of fusion of CuA and CuP (1). A, Lindneromyia. B, Sciadocera. C, Megaselia. D, Trophithauma.
Figure 13 Characters 4 and 7. Character 4 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 13 Characters 4 and 7. Character 4 (black arrows). R4+5 ending at wing tip (0); R4+5 ending before wing tip (1); R4+5 at most at distal one-third of wing length (2). Character 7 (grey arrows). R1 reaching at least distal third of wing (0); R1 reaching distal half of wing (1); R1 reaching basal third of wing (2). A, Lindneromyia. B, Lonchoptera. C, Sciadocera. D, Chonocephalus. E, Pseudacteon. F, Coniceromyia. G. Latiborophaga. H, Trophithauma.
Figure 11 Character 2. R4 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 11 Character 2. R4+5 connected to C at apex (0); R4+5 not connected to costa at apex (1). A, Lindneromyia. B, Chonocephalus. C, Rhyncophoromyia. D, Phymatopterella.
Figure 10 Character 1. Costa reaching M1 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 10 Character 1. Costa reaching M1 (0); costa reaching, or at most extending slightly past, R4+5 (1). A, Calotarsa. B, Ironomyia. C, Lonchoptera. D, Sciadocera. E, Javanoxenia. F, Anevrina.
Figure 33 Character 30 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 33 Character 30. Proepimeron small (0); proepimeron greatly expanded (1). A, Chonocephalus. B, Javanoxenia. C, Phora. D, Phlebothrix. E, Beckerina. F, Apocephalus.
Figure 32 Character 27 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 32 Character 27. Dorsal proepisternal setae small, all similar in size (0); some proepisternal setae enlarged (1). A, Sciadocera. B, Chonocephalus. C, Javanoxenia. D, Phlebothrix. E, Abaristophora. F, Neopleurophora.
Figure 34 Character 31 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 34 Character 31. Dorsal separation of katepisternum from anepimeron clearly visible (0); suture lost (1). A, Phlebothrix. B, Brownphora. C, Beckerina. D, Gymnophora. E, Apodicrania. F, Trophodeinus.
Figure 40 Character 40 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 40 Character 40. Posterior arm of anepimeron wide (0); posterior arm of anepimeron compressed (1). A, Javanoxenia. B, Beckerina. C, Apodicrania. D, Conicera. E, Coniceromyia. F, Epicnemis.
Figure 25 Character 18 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 25 Character 18. Metepimeron (highlighted) sclerotized, well developed (0); metepimeron nearly absent, present at best as a slender stripe (1). A, Lonchoptera. B, Sciadocera. C, Chonocephalus. D, Termitophilomyia. E, Conicera. F, Mannheimsia.
Figure 46 Character 46 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 46 Character 46. Posterior anepisternal crest slender (0); posterior anepisternal crest wide (1). A, Bothroprosopa. B, Epcinemis. C, Godavaria. D, Abaristophora. E, Borophaga. F, Stichillus.
Figure 45 Character 45 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 45 Character 45. Lumen of hind coxa large (0); lumen of hind coxa reduced (1). A, Javanoxenia. B, Brownphora. C, Apodicrania. D, Neopleurophora. E, Diplonevra. F, Borophaga.
Figure 44 Character 44 in New morphological characters for classifying Phoridae (Diptera) from the structure of the thorax
Figure 44 Character 44. Strong postpronotal seta present (0); reduced (1); absent (2). A, Callomyia. B, Lonchoptera. C, Sciadocera. D, Chonocephalus. E, Javanoxenia. F, Latiborophaga.
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