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Figs 42–74 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Figs 42–74. Isomerocera quadrilineata (Fabricius), (42–58) male and (59–74) female: (42) male body in dorsal view, (43) abdomen variation: South Africa, Port St. Johns; (44) head in frontal view; (45) antenna, (46) variation: South Africa, Umgeni River, Nagle Dam; (47) genital capsule, (48) variation: South Africa, Mfongosi; aedeagal complex in (49) ventral and (50) lateral view; (51) tergites 6–8; (52) proctiger, cerci and epandrium; colour pattern of legs: (53) fore, (54) middle and (55) hind leg, variation: South Africa, Durban, (56) fore, (57) middle and (58) hind leg; (59) female body in dorsal view, abdomen variation: (60) South Africa, Eshowe, Dlinza Forest and (61) Democratic Republic Congo, Eala; (62) head in frontal view, Democratic Republic Congo, Bambesa, (63) variation: Cameroon, Sangmelima; (64) antenna, Zimbabwe, Vumba, (65) variation: South Africa, Eshowe, Dlinza Forest; (66) genital furca, (67) variation: South Africa, Eshowe, Dlinza Forest; subgenital plate (68); colour pattern of legs Democratic Republic Congo, Eala: (69) fore, (70) middle and (71) hind leg, variation: South Africa, Ngoye Forest, between Eshowe and Empangeni: (72) fore, (73) middle and (74) hind leg.
Fig. 4 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Fig. 4. Isomerocera quadrilineata (Fabricius), female wing, veins and cells. Abbreviations: A1 – anal vein, alu – alula, anl – anal lobe, bm – basal medial cell, br – basal radial cell, C – costal vein, c – costal cell, CuA1 and CuA2 – branches of anterior cubital vein, cua1 – anterior cubital cell, cup – posterior cubital cell, dm – discal cell, h – humeral crossvein, M1–2 – medial veins, m1–2 – medial cells, R1-5 – radial veins, r1–5 – radial cells, r-m – crossvein between R and M veins, Sc – subcostal vein, sc – subcostal cell.
Figs 5–10 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Figs 5–10. Isomerocera quadrilineata (Fabricius), male and female terminalia: Male: (5) dorsal part; (6) ventral part; aedeagal complex in (7) dorsal and (8) lateral view. Female: (9) terminalia in dorsal view and (10) genital furca. Abbreviations: aa – aedeagal apodeme, alp – aedeagal lateral projection, ast – attachment structure, c – cercus, ep – epandrium, ga – gonocoxal apodeme, gf – genital furca, gs – gonostylus, ma – medial aperture, mp – median process of synsternum, pb – posterior bridge, pha – phallic organ, pl – posterolateral projection, pr – proctiger, psh – parameral sheath, tg – tergite.
Fig. 1 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Fig. 1. Isomerocera quadrilineata (Fabricius), female (South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal, South Coast Uvongo, orig. F. Mason). Scale bar = 1.0 mm.
Figs 17–22 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Figs 17–22. Isomerocera heteraspis James, female: (17) scales on postocular area. I. quadrilineata (Fabricius), female: (18) (a) hairs and (b) scales on presutural area of scutum; (19) male posterior stigma (ps – posterior spiracle); (20) postpronotal callus and anterior stigma (as – anterior spiracle, ppc – postpronotal callus); prealar prominence of (21) male and (22) female.
Fig. 2 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Fig. 2. Isomerocera quadrilineata (Fabricius), female in dorsal view with morphological terms.Abbreviations: ey – eye, fr – frontal vitta, occ – occiput, oct – ocellar triangle, pa – prescutellar area, pac – prealar callus, pnt – pronotum, po – postsutural area of scutum, poa – postocular area, pot – preocellar tubercle, ppc – postpronotal callus, pr – presutural area of scutum, prp – prealar prominence, sc – scutum, scs – scutellar spine, sct – scutellum, tg1–5 – tergite 1–5, ts – transverse suture, vtx – vertex, wb – wing base.
Fig. 3 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Fig. 3. Isomerocera quadrilineata (Fabricius), female thorax and abdomen in lateral view with morphological terms. Abbreviations: aep – anepimeron, aes – anepisternum, as – anterior spiracle, atg – anatergite, cx1–3 – coxa 1–3, ha – halter, kep – katepimeron, kes – katepisternum, ktg – katatergite, ltg – laterotergite, mr – meron, mtg – mediotergite, pac – postalar callus, pem – proepimeron, pes – proepisternum, po – postsutural area of scutum, ppc – postpronotal callus, pr – presutural area of scutum, prp – prealar prominence, ps – posterior spiracle, sc – scutum, scs – scutellar spines, sct – scutellum, st1–5 – sternites 1–5, tg1–5 – tergites 1–5, ts – transverse suture.
Figs 11–16 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Figs 11–16. Isomerocera quadrilineata (Fabricius): (11) antenna; ocellar triangle in (12a) frontal and (12b) dorsal view (Abbreviations: aoc – anterior ocellus, loc – lateral ocellus, oct – ocellar triangle, pot – pre-ocellar tubercle). Isomerocera spp., scutellum: I. heteraspis James, female, in (13) posterolateral and (14) posterior view; I. quadrilineata (Fabricius), (15) male and (16) female in lateral view.
Figs 29–41 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Figs 29–41. Isomerocera heteraspis James, (29–35) male holotype and (35–41) female: (29) male body in dorsal view; (30) head in lateral view; (31) antenna; (32) genital capsule; (33) aedeagal complex in (a) ventral, (b) dorsal and (c) lateral view; (34) tergites 6–8; (35) proctiger, cerci and epandrium; (36) female body in dorsal view; (37) head in frontal view; (38) antenna; colour pattern of legs: (39) fore, (40) middle and (41) hind leg.
Figs 23–28 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Figs 23–28. Isomerocera heteraspis James, female: (23) prealar prominence; (24) hair tuft (tft) between postalar callus and anatergite. I. quadrilinenata (Fabricius): (25) labellar lobes and palpi; (26) palpus; (27) hind tarsus (clw – claw, emp – empodium, pulv – pulvillus terminalia); (28) female terminalia (crc – cerci).
Figs 75–88 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Figs 75–88. Isomerocera quadrilineata (Fabricius), variation of legs colour pattern, males (75–82) and females (83–88): Males: (75–78) Mozambique, Gorongosa; (79) Zimbabwe, Chirinda Forest; (80) Democratic Republic Congo, Yangambi; (81) Mozambique, Gorongosa; (82) Malawi, Nkwadzi. Females: (83) South Africa, Eshowe, Dlinza Forest; (84) South Africa, St. Helier, Hillcrest; (85) Malawi, Zomba; (86) Democratic Republic Congo, Bambesa; (87) Uganda, Jinja; (88) Democratic Republic Congo, Stanleyville [= Kisangani]. Abbreviations: l1, l2, l3 – fore, middle and hind leg.
Figure 89 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Figure 89. Distribution area of Isomerocera spp. in countries of Sub-Saharan Africa. 1 – Sierra Leone, 2 – Liberia, 3 – Ivory Coast, 4 – Ghana, 5 – Togo, 6 – Nigeria 7 – Cameroon, 8 – Central African Republic, 9 – Equatorial Guinea, 10 – Gabon, 11 – Republic of the Congo (Brazzaville), 12 – Democratic Republic of the Congo (Kinshasa), 13 – Uganda, 14 – Kenya, 15 – Burundi, 16 – Tanzania, 17 – Angola, 18 – Malawi, 19 – Zimbabwe, 20 – Mozambique, 21 – South Africa.
Figure 90 in Morphology, taxonomy, distribution and relationships of the Afrotropical genus Isomerocera (Diptera: Stratiomyidae)
Figure 90. Distribution of Isomerocera heteraspis and I. quadriliniata.
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