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Figs 148–149 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 148–149. Distribution of Gonioscelis species found only in southern Africa. 148. closed circle = genitalis, open circle = longulus, closed square = maculiventris, open square = phacopterus. 149. closed circle = lacertosus, open circle = nigripennis, closed square = ramphis, open square = truncatus.
Fig. 145 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Fig. 145. Distribution of Gonioscelis species found north of southern Africa. closed circle = occipitalis, open circle = pruinosus, closed square = submaculatus, open square = tomentosus, closed triangle = whittingtoni.
Fig. 144 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Fig. 144. Distribution of Gonioscelis species found north of southern Africa. closed circle = amnoni, open circle = batyleon, closed square = congoensis, open square = feijeni, closed triangle = francoisi, open triangle = macquartii.
Figs 64–76. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 64–66. G in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 64–76. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 64–66. G. kedros sp. n. (holotype). 64. Lateral. 65. Dorsal. 66. Ventral. 67–73. G. lacertosus Engel, 1925. 67–69. (Elandsberg). 67. Lateral. 68. Dorsal. 69. Ventral. 70–73. Hypandrial variation. 70. Willowmore. 71. Hantamsberg. 72. Sutherland. 73. Kirkwood. 74–76. G. longulus Ricardo, 1925 (M'fongosi). 74. Lateral. 75. Dorsal. 76. Ventral. Scale lines = 1 mm.
Figs 101–112. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 101–103. G. punctipennis Engel, 1925 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 101–112. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 101–103. G. punctipennis Engel, 1925 (25 km N Kamieskroon). 101. Lateral. 102. Dorsal. 103. Ventral. 104–106. G. ramphis sp. n. (Mahalapye paratype). 104. Lateral. 105. Dorsal. 106. Ventral. 107–109. G. scapularis (Macquart, 1838) (4 km SW Clanwilliam). 107. Lateral. 108. Dorsal. 109. Ventral. 110–112. G. submaculatus Speiser, 1910 (Zomba). 110. Lateral. 111. Dorsal. 112. Ventral. Scale lines = 1 mm.
Figs 77–88. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 77–79. G in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 77–88. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 77–79. G. macquartii (Jaennicke, 1867) (Nguruma). 77. Lateral. 78. Dorsal. 79. Ventral. 80–82. G. maculiventris Bigot, 1879 (holotype). 80. Lateral. 81. Dorsal. 82. Ventral. 83–85. G. mantis (Loew, 1852) (De La Rey). 83. Lateral. 84. Dorsal. 85. Ventral. 86–88. G. melas sp. n. (25 km N Kamieskroon holotype). 86. Lateral. 87. Dorsal. 88. Ventral. Scale lines = 1 mm.
Figs 52–63. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 52–54. G in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 52–63. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 52–54. G. hadrocantha sp. n. (holotype). 52. Lateral. 53. Dorsal. 54. Ventral. 55–57. G. haemorhous Schiner, 1867 (Stellenbosch). 55. Lateral. 56. Dorsal. 57. Ventral. 58–60. G. hispidus (Wiedemann, 1819) (West Coast National Park). 58. Lateral. 59. Dorsal. 60. Ventral. 61–63. G. iota sp. n. (Komaggas paratype). 61. Lateral. 62. Dorsal. 63. Ventral. Scale lines = 1 mm.
Figs 134–142. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 134–136. G in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 134–142. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 134–136. G. whittingtoni sp. n. (Madzidzi Bay paratype). 134. Lateral. 135. Dorsal. 136. Ventral. 137–139. G. xanthochaites sp. n. (Aus paratype). 137. Lateral. 138. Dorsal. 139. Ventral. 140–142. G. zulu sp. n. (Mhlopeni Nature Reserve paratype). 140. Lateral. 141. Dorsal. 142. Ventral. Scale lines = 1 mm.
Figs 30–41. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 30–32. G in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 30–41. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 30–32. G. chloris sp. n. (Clanwilliam paratype). 30. Lateral. 31. Dorsal. 32. Ventral. 33–35. G. congoensis Oldroyd, 1970 (holotype). 33. Lateral. 34. Dorsal. 35. Ventral. 36–38. G. cuthbertsoni sp. n. (Angwa Bridge paratype). 36. Lateral. 37. Dorsal. 38. Ventral. 39–41. G. engeli sp. n. (holotype). 39. Lateral. 40. Dorsal. 41. Ventral. Scale lines = 1 mm.
Figs 10–17 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 10–17. Gonioscelis species, left prothoracic femur, showing variation in spur development and method of measuring spur angle (16–17). 10. G. melas sp. n. (25 km N Kamieskroon). 11. G. chloris sp.n. (4 km SW Clanwilliam). 12. G. longulus Ricardo, 1925 (Paul Roux). 13. G. cuthbertsoni sp. n 7 km SE Angwa Bridge). 14. G. macquartii Jaennicke, 1867 (Nguruma). 15. G. nigripennis Ricardo, 1925 (Erikson's Drift). 16. G. xanthochaites sp. n. (Aus). 17. G. hadrocantha sp. n. (Roçadas). Scale lines = 1 mm.
Figs 6–9 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 6–9. Gonioscelis species, wing, showing some variation encountered. 6. G. ventralis Schiner, 1867 (Vaalbos National Park) microtrichial colours results in central parts of cells appearing darker than areas adjacent to veins. 7. G. cuthbertsoni sp. n. (Angwa Bridge) showing very weak spotting at forks and crossveins. 8. G. punctipennis Engel, 1925 (10 km W Garies) showing strong spotting at forks and crossveins. 9. G. melas sp. n. (31 km N Sutherland) showing generally dark wings caused mainly by black microtrichia.
Figs 2–5 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 2–5. Gonioscelis species, head, showing development of facial gibbosity and mystax. 2. G. submaculatus Speiser, 1910 (Valley of Lower Shire), poorly defined gibbosity, and mystax extending fairly strongly to antennal sockets. 3. G. longulus Ricardo, 1925 (Paul Roux), moderate gibbosity, and mystax extending moderately to antennal sockets. 4. G. lacertosus Engel, 1925 (Hantamsberg Summit), moderate gibbosity, and small weak setae between gibbosity and antennal sockets. 5. G. punctipennis Engel, 1925 (Garies), well-developed gibbosity, and complete lack of setae between gibbosity and antennal sockets.
Figs 150–151 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 150–151. Distribution of Gonioscelis species found only along the west coast of South Africa. 150. closed square = ceresae, cross = iota, open circle = melas. 151. closed circle = chloris, open circle = exouros, closed square = kedros, open square = punctipennis.
Fig. 154 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Fig. 154. Recorded prey (insect orders) for Gonioscelis species expressed as percentages of total available records (74) for the genus.
Figs 89–100. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 89–91. G. nigripennis Ricardo, 1925 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 89–100. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 89–91. G. nigripennis Ricardo, 1925 (Erikson's Drift syntype), left epandrial lobe fractured. 89. Lateral. 90. Dorsal. 91. Ventral. 92–94. G. phacopterus Schiner, 1867 (Clifton). 92. Lateral. 93. Dorsal. 94. Ventral. 95–97. G. pickeri sp. n. (Biedouw valley paratype). 95. Lateral. 96. Dorsal. 97. Ventral. 98–100. G. pruinosus Ricardo, 1925 (Narok syntype). 98. Lateral. 99. Dorsal. 100. Ventral. Scale lines = 1 mm.
Fig. 143 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Fig. 143. The distribution of Gonioscelis species.
Fig. 1. Gonioscelis ventralis Schiner, 1867 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Fig. 1. Gonioscelis ventralis Schiner, 1867. General habitus.
Figs 146–147 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 146–147. Distribution of Gonioscelis species found only in southern Africa. 146. closed circle = bykanistes, open circle = cuthbertsoni, closed square = hadrocantha, open square = mantis. 147. closed circle = engeli, open circle = scapularis, closed square = ventralis, open square = xanthochaites.
Figs 113–133. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 113–115. G. tomentosus Oldroyd, 1970 in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 113–133. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 113–115. G. tomentosus Oldroyd, 1970 (34 mi. E of Kenge). 113. Lateral. 114. Dorsal. 115. Ventral. 116–118. G. truncatus Oldroyd, 1974 (Van Reenen paratype). 116. Lateral. 117. Dorsal. 118. Ventral. 119–133. G. ventralis Schiner, 1867. 119–121. Holotype. 119. Lateral. 120. Dorsal. 121. Ventral. 122–133. Gonocoxal variation. 122. Holotype. 123. Cradock (femoralis). 124. Bulawayo (rufescens). 125. Louterwater. 126. Vivo. 127. Tugela Ferry. 128. Padkloof. 129. Gravelotte. 130. Boknes. 131. Alicedale. 132. Grahamstown. 133. Mseleni. Scale lines = 1 mm.
Figs 18–29. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 18–20. G in A review of the afrotropical genus Gonioscelis Schiner, 1866 (Diptera: Asilidae), with descriptions of new species
Figs 18–29. Gonioscelis male genitalia. 18–20. G. amnoni sp. n. (holotype). 18. Lateral. 19. Dorsal. 20. Ventral. 21–23. G. batyleon sp. n. (holotype). 21. Lateral. 22. Dorsal. 23. Ventral. 24–26. G. bykanistes sp. n. (Hotazel paratype). 24. Lateral. 25. Dorsal. 26. Ventral. 27–29. G. ceresae Oldroyd, 1974 (holotype). 27. Lateral. 28. Dorsal. 29. Ventral. Scale lines = 1 mm.
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