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Figure 4 in Revisiting the saproxylic beetle 'Propomacrus cypriacus Alexis & Makris, 2002' (Coleoptera: Euchiridae) using molecular, morphological and ecological data
Figure 4. Time-calibrated phylogram from the partitioned BEAST analyses of the combined dataset (COI and 16s). Bayesian inference (BI) and maximum likelihood (ML) reconstructions provided very similar and largely overlapping topologies. Numbers below nodes are BI posterior probabilities (only values> 0.95 are shown) and ML bootstrap values (only values> 70% are shown). Numbers above nodes are estimated dates of diversification. Terminal taxa labels refer to individual sequence numbers used in Table 2.
Figure 2 in Revisiting the saproxylic beetle 'Propomacrus cypriacus Alexis & Makris, 2002' (Coleoptera: Euchiridae) using molecular, morphological and ecological data
Figure 2. Paramera of male at left (lateral and dorsal views) and parts of left valves of female Propomacrus at right. The dashed line separates different scales and sexes. (a–d): 'P. cypriacus'; (e–h) P. bimucronatus from the Lebanon; (i–l): P. bimucronatus from Turkey; a, g and k: basal parts of valves; d, h and l: distal parts of valves.
Figure 1 in Revisiting the saproxylic beetle 'Propomacrus cypriacus Alexis & Makris, 2002' (Coleoptera: Euchiridae) using molecular, morphological and ecological data
Figure 1. Map of Cyprus with new and previous records of P. cypriacus. Localities where unsuccessful searches were performed are also shown.
Figure 3 in Revisiting the saproxylic beetle 'Propomacrus cypriacus Alexis & Makris, 2002' (Coleoptera: Euchiridae) using molecular, morphological and ecological data
Figure 3. Protibiae of P. bimucronatus (left) from Turkey (upper), the Lebanon (middle), and Greece (lower), and 'P. cypriacus' (upper right: holotype; middle and lower: paratypes; Vretsia, Cyprus, leg. Makris). All photos are at the same scale.
Figure 8 in Descriptions of one new genus and six new species of Machilidae (Insecta: Archaeognatha) from China: morphological and molecular data
Figure 8. Pedetontinus wudangensis sp. nov. Male (A–I): (A) head, frontal view, (B) the distal chains of flagellum, (C) labium, (D) maxillary palp, (E) fore leg, (F) mid leg, (G) hind leg, (H) urosternite V, (I) urosternite IX with paramere and penis. Female (J–W): (J) head, frontal view, (K) the distal chains of flagellum, (L) labium, (M) maxillary palp, (N) fore leg, (O) mid leg, (P) hind leg, (Q) urosternite V, (R) urosternite VIII with anterior gonapophysis, (S, T) part of gonapophysis VIII, ventral view, (U) urosternite IX with posterior gonapophyses, (V, W) part of gonapophysis IX, ventral view.
Figure 7 in Descriptions of one new genus and six new species of Machilidae (Insecta: Archaeognatha) from China: morphological and molecular data
Figure 7. Pedetontinus taishanensis sp.nov. Male (A–J): (A) head, frontal view, (B) labium, (C) maxillary palp, (D) apical spines of article VII, (E) the distal chains of flagellum, (F) fore leg, (G) mid leg, (H) hind leg, (I) urosternite V, (J) urosternite IX with paramere and penis. Female (K–Y): (K) head, frontal view, (L) labium, (M) maxillary palp, (N) apical spines of article VII, (O) the distal chains of flagellum, (P) fore leg, (Q) mid leg, (R) hind leg, (S) urosternite V, (T) urosternite VII, (U) urosternite VIII with anterior gonapophysis, (V, W) part of gonapophysis VIII, ventral view, (X) urosternite IX with posterior gonapophysis, (Y, Z) part of gonapophysis IX, ventral view.
Figure 4 in Descriptions of one new genus and six new species of Machilidae (Insecta: Archaeognatha) from China: morphological and molecular data
Figure 4. Coreamachilis songi sp. nov. Male (A–K): (A) head, frontal view, (B) scapus of antenna, (C) the distal chains of flagellum, (D) labium, (E) maxillary palp, (F) fore leg, (G) mid leg, (H) hind leg, (I) urosternite V, (J) urosternite VII, (K) urosternite IX with paramere and penis. Female (L–X): (L) head, frontal view, (M) the distal chains of flagellum, (N) labium, (O) maxillary palp, (P) fore leg, (Q) mid leg, (R) hind leg, (S) urosternite V, (T) urosternite VII, (U) urosternite VIII with anterior gonapophyses, (V) part of gonapophysis VIII, ventral view, (W) urosternite IX with posterior gonapophysis, (X) part of gonapophysis IX, ventral view.
Figure 3 in Descriptions of one new genus and six new species of Machilidae (Insecta: Archaeognatha) from China: morphological and molecular data
Figure 3. Songmachilis xinxiangensis sp. nov. Male (A–J): (A) head, frontal view, (B) the distal chains of flagellum, (C) labium, (D) maxillary, (E) fore leg, (F) mid leg, (G) hind leg, (H) urosternite V, (I) urosternite VII, (J) urosternite IX with paramere and penis. Female (K–V): (K) head, frontal view, (L) the distal chains of flagellum, (M) maxillary palp, (N) labium, (O) fore leg, (P) mid leg, (Q) hind leg, (R) urosternite VII, (S) urosternite VIII, with anterior gonapophyses, (T) part of gonapophysis VIII, ventral view, (U) urosternite IX with posterior gonapophysis, (V) part of gonapophysis IX, ventral view.
Figure 5 in Descriptions of one new genus and six new species of Machilidae (Insecta: Archaeognatha) from China: morphological and molecular data
Figure 5. Pedetontinus jiuzhaiensis sp. nov. Male (A–I): (A) head, frontal view, (B) the distal chains of flagellum, (C) labium, (D) maxillary palp, (E) fore leg, (F) mid leg, (G) hind leg, (H) urosternite V, (I) urosternite IX with paramere and penis. Female (J–X): (J) head, frontal view, (K) the distal chains of flagellum, (L) maxillary palp, (M) labium, (N) fore leg, (O) mid leg, (P) hind leg, (Q) urosternite V, (R) urosternite VII, (S) urosternite VIII with anterior gonapophysis, (T, U) part of gonapophysis VIII, ventral view, (V) urosternite IX with posterior gonapophysis, (W, X) part of gonapophysis IX, ventral view.
Figure 2 in Descriptions of one new genus and six new species of Machilidae (Insecta: Archaeognatha) from China: morphological and molecular data
Figure 2. Phylogenetic tree of the relationships among 16 bristletail species based on cytochrome oxidase subunit I (COI) gene sequences. Branch lengths and topology are from the Bayesian analysis. Numbers above branches specify posterior probabilities from Bayesian inference (BI), bootstrap percentages from maximum likelihood (ML, 1000 replicates), maximum parsimony (MP, 1000 replicates) and neighbour joining (NJ, 1000 replicates) analyses.
Figure 6 in Descriptions of one new genus and six new species of Machilidae (Insecta: Archaeognatha) from China: morphological and molecular data
Figure 6. Pedetontinus maijiensis sp. nov. Male (A–J): (A) head, frontal view, (B) the distal chains of flagellum, (C) labium, (D) maxillary palp, (E) fore leg, (F) mid leg, (G) hind leg, (H) urosternite V, (I) urosternite VII, (J) urosternite IX with paramere and penis. Female (K–Y): (K) head, frontal view, (L) the distal chains of flagellum, (M) labium, (N) maxillary palp, (O) fore leg, (P) mid leg, (Q) hind leg, (R) urosternite V, (S) urosternite VII, (T) urosternite VIII with anterior gonapophysis, (U, V) part of gonapophysis VIII, ventral view, (W) urosternite IX with posterior gonapophyses, (X, Y) part of gonapophysis IX, ventral view.
FIGURE 30 in A new Gonatocerus (Hymenoptera: Mymaridae) from Argentina, with taxonomic notes and molecular data on the G. tuberculifemur species complex
FIGURE 30. ISSR-PCR DNA fingerprinting of various species within the G. tuberculifemur complex. Reactions were performed with total genomic DNA from 2-5 separate individuals and a 5'-anchored ISSR primer as described in the Material and Methods. Specimens (G. sp. near tuberculifemur "Clade 1") from San Miguel de Tucumán and El Manantial are from Tucumán Province; Pucará individuals (G. tuberculifemur) are from Neuquén Province (type locality); San Rafael, Rama Caída, and General Alvear individuals (G. deleoni sp. n.) are from Mendoza Province; G. sp. 3 specimens [= Gonatocerus sp. near tuberculifemur "Clade Z"] are not included [see de León, Logarzo et al. (2006c)]; and G. tuberculifemur-like individuals (G. sp. near tuberculifemur "Clade Y") emerged from Hortensia similis (Walker) (Cicadellini); the rest emerged from Tapajosa rubromarginata (Signoret) (Proconiini). M, 1.0-Kb Plus DNA Ladder.
FIGURES 27 in A new Gonatocerus (Hymenoptera: Mymaridae) from Argentina, with taxonomic notes and molecular data on the G. tuberculifemur species complex
FIGURES 27 (COI) and 28 (ITS2). Bootstrap 50% majority-rule consensus trees constructed with the neighbor-joining algorithm of egg parasitoid species belonging to the G. tuberculifemur complex inferred from COI and ITS2 sequence data, respectively. The trees display bootstrap values, as percentage of 1000 replications. Collections of the G. tuberculifemur (G. tub) complex were from: RC, Río Colorado (Río Negro Province, Argentina); SMT, San Miguel de Tucumán (Tucumán); TU, Tunuyán (Mendoza); and CH, Chile; these individuals belong to "clade 1" as identified by de León, Logarzo et al. (2008), and in this communication they referred to as G. sp. near tuberculifemur "Clade 1". G. tub. SR, G. deleoni sp. n. specimens are from San Rafael (Mendoza), previously identified as "clade 2" (de León, Logarzo et al. 2008); G. tub Pucará, are G. tuberculifemur from the type locality (Pucará, Lago Lácar, Neuquén); G. tub H. similis, G. sp. near tuberculifemur ("Clade Y") are specimens that emerged from Hortensia similis (Walker); and G. sp. 3, are Gonatocerus sp. 3 [= G. sp. near tuberculifemur ("Clade Z")]. Main clade "A" are individuals from the G. tuberculifemur complex.
FIGURE 29. Bootstrap 50 in A new Gonatocerus (Hymenoptera: Mymaridae) from Argentina, with taxonomic notes and molecular data on the G. tuberculifemur species complex
FIGURE 29. Bootstrap 50% majority-rule consensus trees constructed with the neighbor-joining algorithm of egg parasitoid species belonging to the G. tuberculifemur complex inferred from ITS1 sequence data. Refer to the figure legend on Figs 27 and 28 for labels.
FIGURES 25, 26. Gonatocerus spp. 25. G in A new Gonatocerus (Hymenoptera: Mymaridae) from Argentina, with taxonomic notes and molecular data on the G. tuberculifemur species complex
FIGURES 25, 26. Gonatocerus spp. 25. G. sp. 3 [= Gonatocerus sp. near tuberculifemur "Clade Z"] (Loreto, Misiones,
FIGURES 22–24 in A new Gonatocerus (Hymenoptera: Mymaridae) from Argentina, with taxonomic notes and molecular data on the G. tuberculifemur species complex
FIGURES 22–24. Gonatocerus sp. 3 [= Gonatocerus sp. near tuberculifemur "Clade Z"] (male from San Miguel de Tucumán, Tucumán, Argentina). 22. Antenna. 23. Forewing. 24. Genitalia.
FIGURES 5–8 in A new Gonatocerus (Hymenoptera: Mymaridae) from Argentina, with taxonomic notes and molecular data on the G. tuberculifemur species complex
FIGURES 5–8. Gonatocerus deleoni (male, paratypes). 5. Antenna. 6. Dorsellum and propodeum. 7. Genitalia. 8. Forewing.
FIGURES 11–14 in A new Gonatocerus (Hymenoptera: Mymaridae) from Argentina, with taxonomic notes and molecular data on the G. tuberculifemur species complex
FIGURES 11–14. Gonatocerus sp. near tuberculifemur "Clade 1" (female from culture at USDA, ARS SABCL, Hurlingham, Buenos Aires, originally from Tunuyán, Mendoza, Argentina). 11. Antenna. 12. Propodeum. 13. Mesosoma and metasoma. 14. Forewing.
FIGURES 15–17 in A new Gonatocerus (Hymenoptera: Mymaridae) from Argentina, with taxonomic notes and molecular data on the G. tuberculifemur species complex
FIGURES 15–17. Gonatocerus sp. near tuberculifemur "Clade 1" (male from culture at USDA, ARS SABCL, Hurlingham, Buenos Aires, originally from Tunuyán, Mendoza, Argentina). 15. Antenna. 16. Genitalia. 17. Forewing.
FIGURES 18–21 in A new Gonatocerus (Hymenoptera: Mymaridae) from Argentina, with taxonomic notes and molecular data on the G. tuberculifemur species complex
FIGURES 18–21. Gonatocerus sp. 3 [= Gonatocerus sp. near tuberculifemur "Clade Z"] (females from Argentina: Figs 18–20 from Tafí Viejo, Tucumán; Fig. 21 from Loreto, Misiones). 18. Antenna. 19. Propodeum. 20. Mesosoma and metasoma. 21. Forewing.
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