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FIGURES 136–138 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 136–138. Habitats of Laccomimus species: 136) L. bolivari, small streamlet S of Comunidad Porvenir, Amazonas State, Venezuela (photo A.E.Z. Short); 137) L. amazonas, stream along Río Sipapo, Amazonas State, Venezuela (photo A.E.Z. Short); 138) L. distinctus, marshy area and pool by road ca. 10 km E Mantecal, Apure State, Venezuela (photo A.E.Z. Short).
FIGURES 94–97 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 94–97. Male genitalia in Laccomimus alvarengi from different localities, left lateral view: 94) holotype, a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere; 95) likely aberrant specimen from type locality, a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere; 96) Loreto, Perú, a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere, d) right paramere; 97) Mbrucuyá National Park, Argentina, a) median lobe, b) left paramere.
FIGURES 116–121. Female genitalia and cladogram. 116–120 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 116–121. Female genitalia and cladogram. 116–120) Female genitalia in Laccomimus species, left lateral view: 116) L. distinctus (Paraguay), a) left gonocoxa, b) ramus; 117) L. malkini (Perú), a) left gonocoxa, b) ramus; 118) L. alvarengi (Brazil), a) left gonocoxa, b) ramus; 119) L. variegatus (Perú), a) left gonocoxa, b) ramus; 120) L. bordoni (Bolivia), ramus (arrow indicates lateral proximal process of ramus). 121) Single most parsimonious cladogram rooted between ingroup and outgroup, with character changes mapped for each clade. Solid rectangles indicate unique character state transformations; open rectangles indicate homoplasious character state transformations. Support values are indicated on each branch as Bremer / Bootstrap.
FIGURES 84–87 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 84–87. Male genitalia in Laccomimus species, left lateral view: 84) L. distinctus, a) median lobe, b) left paramere, c) right paramere; 85) L. malkini (Loreto, Perú), a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere, d) right paramere, e) magnification of apex of median lobe (specimen from Piracicaba, Brazil); 86) L. variegatus, a) median lobe, b) left paramere, c) right paramere; 87) L. spinosus, a) median lobe, b) left paramere.
FIGURES 32–37 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 32–37. SEMs of metacoxal processes in Laccomimus species, ventral view: 32) L. distinctus (male); 33–36) L. distinctus (females), variability in development of apical angulation in different specimens; 37) L. malkini (female).
FIGURES 26–31 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 26–31. SEMs of head, prosternum and prosternal process in Laccomimus species: 26) L. amazonas (male), oblique lateral view; 27) idem, at higher magnification; 28) L. alvarengi (female) ventral view; 29) L. bordoni (female), ventral view; 30) idem, oblique lateral view; 31) idem, at higher magnification.
FIGURES 52–58 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 52–58. SEMs of legs in Laccomimus species: 52) L. bordoni (female), left mesothoracic leg, dorsal view; 53) L. bordoni (male), left mesotarsus (arrow indicates mesotibial spurs); 54) L. bordoni (female), right metathoracic leg, ventral view; 55) L. bordoni (male), left metathoracic leg, dorsal view; 56) L. bordoni (female), right metatarsus, ventral view (arrow indicates combs of flat spines on posterolateral lobes); 57) L. alvarengi (female), metatarsi, ventral view; 58) L. bolivari (female), metathoracic leg, dorsal view (arrow indicates posterolateral lobes of metatarsus).
FIGURES 20–25 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 20–25. SEMs of head, prosternum and prosternal process in Laccomimus species: 20) L. distinctus (male), ventral view, 21) idem, at higher magnification; 22) idem, oblique lateral view; 23) L. malkini (female) ventral view; 24) L. amazonas (male), ventral view (arrow indicates protruding prosternum); 25) idem, at higher magnification.
FIGURES 8–13 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 8–13. SEMs of Laccomimus species, ventral view: 8) L. distinctus (male); 9) L. malkini (female); 10) L. amazonas (male); 11) L. alvarengi (female); 12) L. bordoni (male); 13) L. bolivari (female).
FIGURES 1–7. 1 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 1–7. 1) Habitus of Laccomimus bolivari, dorsal view (Photo A.E.Z. Short); 2) habitus of Laccodytes apalodes, dorsal view (Photo A.E.Z. Short); 3–7) SEMs of Laccomimus species (females): 3) habitus of L. alvarengi, dorsal view; 4) habitus of L. bordoni, dorsal view; 5) pronotum of L. alvarengi, dorsal view; 6) pronotum of L. bordoni, dorsal view; 7) pronotum of L. bordoni, dorsolateral view.
FIGURES 44–51 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 44–51. SEMs of left protarsus in Laccomimus species (males): 44) L. distinctus, general view; 45) idem, detail at higher magnification of last protarsal segment and claws; 46) idem, detail at higher magnification of stalked suction palettes; 47) L. amazonas, general view; 48) idem, detail at higher magnification of stalked suction palettes; 49) L. bordoni, general view; 50) idem, detail at higher magnification of last protarsal segment and claws; 51) idem, detail at higher magnification of stalked suction palettes.
FIGURES 107–115 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 107–115. Median lobe of aedeagus in Laccomimus species, dorsal view: 107) L. distinctus; 108) L. malkini; 109) L. variegatus; 110) L. amazonas; 111) L. alvarengi; 112) L. improvidus; 113) L. bordoni; 114) L. spangleri; 115) L. bolivari.
FIGURES 38–43 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 38–43. SEMs of Laccomimus species, ventral view. 38–41) metacoxal processes: 38) L. amazonas (male); 39) L. alvarengi (female); 40) L. bordoni (female); 41) L. bolivari (female); 42–43) abdomen on L. bordoni, showing sexual difference in last ventrite: 42) male (arrow indicates slightly sinuate caudal margins); 43) female.
FIGURES 103–106 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 103–106. Male genitalia in Laccomimus species, left lateral view: 103) L. bordoni, a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere, showing apex in different positions, d) right paramere; 104) L. spangleri, a) median lobe, b) left paramere; c) right paramere; 105) L. bolivari (holotype), a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere, d) right paramere; 106) L. bolivari (Suriname), a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe.
FIGURES 88–90 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 88–90. Male genitalia in Laccomimus species, left lateral view: 88) L. amazonas, a) median lobe, b) left paramere, c) right paramere; 89) L. improvidus, a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere; 90) L. youngi, a) median lobe (holotype), b) magnification of apex of median lobe (holotype), c) magnification of apex of median lobe (different specimen from type locality), d) left paramere (holotype), e) left paramere (different specimen from type locality).
FIGURES 91–93 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 91–93. Male genitalia in Laccomimus pumilio from different localities, left lateral view: 91) Belize, a) median lobe (showing also the three general parts of median lobe), b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere, d) right paramere; 92) Florida, USA, a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere, d) right paramere; 93) Cayamas, Cuba, a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere, d) right paramere.
FIGURES 67–83 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 67–83. Prosternal process and claws in Laccomimus species. 67–69) Prosternal process: 67) L. pumilio (Florida, USA); 68) L. pumilio (Cuba); 69) L. alvarengi (Perú). 70–83) Male left protarsal claws: 70) L. bordoni (Paraguay); 71) L. malkini (Madre de Dios, Perú); 72) L. spangleri (holotype); 73) L. distinctus (holotype); 74) L. bolivari (Trinidad); 75) L. amazonas (holotype); 76) L. variegatus (Colonia Calleria, Perú); 77) L. alvarengi (holotype); 78) L. alvarengi (Loreto, Perú); 79) L. alvarengi (Guayaramerin, Bolivia); 80) L. alvarengi (Esmeraldas, Ecuador); 81) L. alvarengi (Albrook, Panamá); 82) L. pumilio (Cayo District, Belize); 83) L. pumilio (Cayamas, Cuba).
FIGURES 98–102 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 98–102. Male genitalia in Laccomimus alvarengi from different localities, left lateral view: 98) Mbrucuyá National Park, Argentina, a) median lobe, b) left paramere; 99) Beni, Bolivia, a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe; 100) Santa Rosa, Bolivia, median lobe; 101) Esmeraldas, Ecuador, a) median lobe, b) left paramere; 102) Albrook, Panamá, a) median lobe, b) magnification of apex of median lobe, c) left paramere.
FIGURES 126–129 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 126–129. Distribution maps of Laccomimus species: 126) L. bordoni in South America; 127) L. bolivari (full circles), L. youngi (single open square in Brazil); 128) L. pumilio (open circles), L. alvarengi in Central America (single triangle in Panamá), L. spangleri (stars), L. bordoni in Central America (asterisks); 129) L. improvidus.
FIGURES 59–66 in Description of Laccomimus gen. n. and eleven new species from the Neotropical region (Coleoptera, Dytiscidae, Laccophilinae)
FIGURES 59–66. Subschematic body shape and colour patterns in Laccomimus species: 59) L. distinctus; 60) L. malkini, a) typical specimen from Colombia, b) specimen from Piracicaba, Brazil; 61) L.variegatus (Perú); 62) L. amazonas; 63) L. pumilio (Florida, USA); 64) L. alvarengi, a–b) variation in colouration patterns; 65) L. bordoni; 66) L. spangleri.
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