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FIG. 4 in Diversification of Asaphellus Callaway, 1877 (Asaphidae: Trilobita) during the Tremadocian in South West Gondwana (Cordillera Oriental, Argentina)

FIG. 4. — Trilobite rank-ordered abundance distributions for different samples from the offshore facies in Cordillera Oriental. Relative abundance is logged on the y axis, and taxa are ordered according to their relative abundance on the x axis. Asaphellus Callaway, 1877 is indicated in white. DLA stands for the Quebrada del Arenal (Tremadocian), Vz stands for the Quebrada Vizcacha (Cambrian Stage 10), and TotA stands for the Quebrada Totora (Cambrian Stage 10). The data, nomenclature, and sample location for the Cambrian outcrops come from Balseiro et al. (2011b).

FIG. 10. — Asaphellus isabelae n in Diversification of Asaphellus Callaway, 1877 (Asaphidae: Trilobita) during the Tremadocian in South West Gondwana (Cordillera Oriental, Argentina)

FIG. 10. — Asaphellus isabelae n. sp.: A, hypostoma, latex cast, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25749; B, hypostoma, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25752; C, right free cheek, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25750; D, left free cheek, latex cast, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25756; E, holotype cranidium, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25751; F, cranidium, latex cast, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25753; G, left free check, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25754; H-J, L, pygidia, dorsal view; H, CEGH-UNC 25755; I, CEGH-UNC 25758; J, CEGH-UNC 25757; L, CEGH-UNC 25760; K, pygidium, latex cast, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25759; M, almost complete moult, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25761. All specimens come from the Quebrada del Arenal, Santa Rosita Formation, Santa Victoria Group; A, C-E, G-J, L, M, come from DLA 28; B, F, K, come from DLA 30. Scale bars: A, B, 0.25 cm; C-M, 0.5 cm.

FIG. 3 in Diversification of Asaphellus Callaway, 1877 (Asaphidae: Trilobita) during the Tremadocian in South West Gondwana (Cordillera Oriental, Argentina)

FIG. 3. — Biostratigraphic scheme for Cordillera Oriental and ranges of the different Asaphellus Callaway, 1877 species recognized in the basin from Parabolina (N.) frecuens argentina Zone to Bienvillia tetragonalis Zone. Biostratigraphy modified from Albanesi et al. (2008) and Vaccari et al. (2010). Asaphellus cf. aspinus in Tortello & Esteban (2003); Asaphellus sp. in: *, Tortello & Esteban 2007; **, Tortello et al. 2013.

FIG. 1 in Diversification of Asaphellus Callaway, 1877 (Asaphidae: Trilobita) during the Tremadocian in South West Gondwana (Cordillera Oriental, Argentina)

FIG. 1. — Map showing location of the Central Andean Basin and studied localities in the Argentinean Cordillera Oriental. Data from 2-6 come from Harrington & Leanza (1957) and Balseiro et al. (2011a). Localities: 1, Quebrada del Arenal, Huacalera area (sampled for this study); 2, Angosto del Ferrocarril, Angosto de Chucalezna; 3, Quebrada Rupasaca, Alfarcito area; 4, Quebrada Colorada, Iruya; 5, Quebrada del Toro, Cardonal Formation, Pascha-Incamayo area. Modified from Astini (2003).

FIG. 7. — A, B in Diversification of Asaphellus Callaway, 1877 (Asaphidae: Trilobita) during the Tremadocian in South West Gondwana (Cordillera Oriental, Argentina)

FIG. 7. — A, B, Asaphellus sp. 2, pygidia in dorsal view: A, CEGH-UNC 25763; B, CEGH-UNC 25764; C-F, Asaphellus sp. 1, CEGH-UNC 25765-25768; C, pygidium, latex cast, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25765; D, pygidium, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25766; E, pygidium, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25765; F, pygidium and thorax, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25767; G, A. isabelae n. sp., articulated juvenile, latex cast, dorsal view, CEGH-UNC 25762. Scale bars: A-F, 0.5 cm; G, 0.25 cm. All specimens come from the Quebrada del Arenal, Santa Rosita Formation, Santa Victoria Group: A, B, G, from DLA 28; C, E, from DLA 25; D, F, from DLA 20.

FIG. 9. — A in Diversification of Asaphellus Callaway, 1877 (Asaphidae: Trilobita) during the Tremadocian in South West Gondwana (Cordillera Oriental, Argentina)

FIG. 9. — A, reconstruction of A. stenorhachis (Harrington, 1938); B, reconstruction of A. isabelae n. sp. Drawing by Santiago Druetta.

Figures 22–26 in The genus Platypalpus Macquart (Diptera: Hybotidae) from Northeast Thailand with comments on the species groups in the Oriental region

Figures 22–26. Platypalpus seeluang sp. nov., male. (22) Antenna. (23) Palpus. (24) Epandrium with cerci and hypoproct. (25) Left epandrial lamella (lateral view). (26) Right epandrial lamella (lateral view). Scale bar: 0.1 mm.

Figures 15–18 in The genus Platypalpus Macquart (Diptera: Hybotidae) from Northeast Thailand with comments on the species groups in the Oriental region

Figures 15–18. Platypalpus thaicus sp. nov., male. (15) Epandrium with cerci and hypoproct. (16) Left epandrial lamella (lateral view). (17) Right epandrial lamella (lateral view). (18) Right epandrial lamella and apical part of hypoproct (dorsal view). Scale bar: 0.1 mm.

Figures 7–10 in The genus Platypalpus Macquart (Diptera: Hybotidae) from Northeast Thailand with comments on the species groups in the Oriental region

Figures 7–10. Platypalpus phomyaaw sp. nov., male. (7) Hypopygium (lateral view). (8) Epandrium with cerci and hypoproct. (9) Left epandrial lamella (lateral view). (10) Right epandrial lamella (lateral view). Scale bar: 0.5 mm (7); 0.1 mm (8–10).

Figures 4–6 in The genus Platypalpus Macquart (Diptera: Hybotidae) from Northeast Thailand with comments on the species groups in the Oriental region

Figures 4–6. Platypalpus fai sp. nov., male. (4) Epandrium with cerci and hypoproct. (5) Left epandrial lamella, left cercus, and hypoproct (lateral view). (6) Right epandrial lamella (lateral view). Scale bar: 0.1 mm.

Figures 1–3 in The genus Platypalpus Macquart (Diptera: Hybotidae) from Northeast Thailand with comments on the species groups in the Oriental region

Figures 1–3. Platypalpus nuadkhao sp. nov., male. (1) Epandrium with cerci and hypoproct. (2) Left epandrial lamella (lateral view). (3) Right epandrial lamella (lateral view). Scale bar: 0.1 mm.

Figures 19–21 in The genus Platypalpus Macquart (Diptera: Hybotidae) from Northeast Thailand with comments on the species groups in the Oriental region

Figures 19–21. Platypalpus siamensis sp. nov., male. (19) Epandrium with cerci and hypoproct. (20) Left epandrial lamella, left cercus and hypoproct (lateral view). (21) Right epandrial lamella (dorsal view). Scale bar: 0.1 mm.

Figures 94–108 in Revision of the Oriental spittlebug genera Baibarana Matsumura and Telogmometopius Jacobi (Hemiptera: Cercopidae: Rhinaulacini)

Figures 94–108. Telogmometopius species, male genitalia, left lateral view except where indicated. (94–97) T. sabahensis: (94) subgenital plates, ventral view; (95) left subgenital plates, ventrolateral view; (96) genital style; (97) aedeagus. (98–103) T. obsoletus: (98) male genital capsule, ventral view; (99) male genital capsule; (100) subgenital plate, ventrolateral view; (101) lateral plate; (102) genital style; (103) aedeagus. (104–108) T. sarawakensis: (104) male genital capsule, ventral view; (105) male genital capsule; (106) subgenital plate, ventrolateral view; (107) lateral plate; (108) genital style.

Figures 69–82 in Revision of the Oriental spittlebug genera Baibarana Matsumura and Telogmometopius Jacobi (Hemiptera: Cercopidae: Rhinaulacini)

Figures 69–82. Telogmometopius species, male genitalia, left lateral view except where indicated. (69–73) T. bicarinatus: (69) male genital capsule, ventral view; (70) male genital capsule; (71) subgenital plate, ventrolateral view; (72) left genital style; (73) left genital style, inner side view. (74–79) T. carinilabratus: (74) male genital capsule, ventral view; (75) male genital capsule; (76) subgenital plate, ventral view; (77) lateral plate; (78) genital style; (79) aedeagus. (80–82) T. himalayensis: (80) male genital capsule, ventral view; (81) male genital capsule; (82) subgenital plate, ventral view.

Figures 56–68 in Revision of the Oriental spittlebug genera Baibarana Matsumura and Telogmometopius Jacobi (Hemiptera: Cercopidae: Rhinaulacini)

Figures 56–68. Baibarana species, male genitalia, left lateral view except where indicated. (56–62) B. longispina: (56) apex of male genital capsule, ventral view, showing subgenital plates; (57) subgenital plate, ventral view; (58) genital capsule; (59, 60) genital style; (61) lateral plate; (62) aedeagus. (63–68). B. rufofasciata: (63) male genital capsule, ventral view; (64) subgenital plate, ventrolateral view; (65) male genital capsule; (66) lateral plate; (67) genital style; (68) aedeagus.

Figures 83–93 in Revision of the Oriental spittlebug genera Baibarana Matsumura and Telogmometopius Jacobi (Hemiptera: Cercopidae: Rhinaulacini)

Figures 83–93. Telogmometopius species, male genitalia, left lateral view except where indicated. (83–85) T. bifasciatus: (83) male genital capsule; (84) subgenital plate, ventrolateral view; (85) aedeagus. (86–90) T. rangoonensis: (86) male genital capsule, ventral view; (87) male genital capsule; (88) subgenital plate, ventrolateral view; (89) lateral plate; (90) genital style. (91–93) T. angulatus: (91) male genital capsule, ventral view; (92) male genital capsule; (93) subgenital plate.

Figures 25–39 in Revision of the Oriental spittlebug genera Baibarana Matsumura and Telogmometopius Jacobi (Hemiptera: Cercopidae: Rhinaulacini)

Figures 25–39. Baibarana and Telogmometopius species, dorsal habitus. (25) B. bicolor, holotype ". (26) B. longispina sp. nov., paratype ", Laos. (27) B. rufofasciata, paratype ♀, Vietnam: Fyan. (28) B. sinuata sp. nov., holotype ". (29) B. uchidai, ♀, Taiwan: Taichung. (30) T. angulatus, paratype ♀, northern Borneo: Mt Kinabalu. (31) T. bicarinatus, paratype ♀. (32) T. bifaciatus, holotype ". (33) T. rangoonensis sp. nov., holotype ". (34) T. carinilabratus, ♀, China: Tibet. (35) T. himalayensis, holotype ". (36) T. obsoletus, ", China: Hubei. (37) T. sabahensis, paratype ♀. (38, 39) T. sarawakensis sp. nov., holotype " and paratype ♀, respectively.

Figures 17–24 in Revision of the Oriental spittlebug genera Baibarana Matsumura and Telogmometopius Jacobi (Hemiptera: Cercopidae: Rhinaulacini)

Figures 17–24. Telogmometopius and Baibarana species, scanning electron micrographs. (17–21) T. carinilabratus: (17) rostral tip, showing peg-like (basiconic) sensilla; (18) lateral peg-like (basiconic) sensilla on rostral tip; (19) male genital capsule, ventral view, showing male genitalia with elongate, posteriorly directed, basal aedeagal shaft; (20) apical part of abdomen, lateral view, showing male genitalia with elongate, posteriorly directed, basal aedeagal shaft; (21) genital style, lateral view. (22–24) B. rufofasciata: (22) male genital capsule, ventral view, showing male genitalia with strongly arched aedeagal shaft; (23) male genital capsule, left lateral view, showing large lateral plate and strongly arched aedeagal shaft; (24) male genital capsule, lateral view, showing male genitalia with strongly arched aedeagal shaft.

Figures 40–55 in Revision of the Oriental spittlebug genera Baibarana Matsumura and Telogmometopius Jacobi (Hemiptera: Cercopidae: Rhinaulacini)

Figures 40–55. Baibarana species, male genitalia, left lateral view except where indicated. (40–44) B. bicolor: (40) male genital capsule, ventral view; (41) male genital capsule; (42) subgenital plate; (43) genital style; (44) aedeagus. (45–50) B. uchidai: (45) male genital capsule, ventral view; (46) subgenital plate; (47) male genital capsule; (48) apex of pygofer, ventral view; (49) genital style; (50) aedeagus. (51–55) B. sinuata: (51) male genital capsule, ventral view; (52) male genital capsule; (53) subgenital plate; (54) lateral plate; (55) genital style.

Figures 9–16 in Revision of the Oriental spittlebug genera Baibarana Matsumura and Telogmometopius Jacobi (Hemiptera: Cercopidae: Rhinaulacini)

Figures 9–16. Telogmometopius obsoletus, scanning electron micrographs: (9) vertex and pronotum, dorsal view; (10) head, ventral view; (11) head, frontoventral view; (12) apical part of pedicel and expanded flagellar base of antenna, showing one basiconic sensillum and smooth surface of expanded flagellar base; (13) expanded flagellar base of antenna, showing one basiconic sensillum and coeloconic sensilla; (14) male genital capsule, ventral view, showing male genitalia with basal, posteriorly directed aedeagal shaft not being protruding ventrally, not being separated by subgenital plates and being invisible from ventral view; (15) apical part of abdomen, lateral view, showing male genital capsule; (16) male genital capsule, lateral view, showing male genitalia with aedeagal base directed posteriorly and then anteriorly recurved and not protruded ventrally between subgenital plates.