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FIGURE 43 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 43. Cladogram of the Luridiblatta species reconstructed via the states of five characters listed below. The crown species on the tree are well distinguished by autapomorphies; but since these cannot contribute to the analysis of the phylogeny they are not inserted on the tree.
FIGURE 42 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 42. Localities and their numbers of the species of Luridiblatta occurring in Israel and Syria. Black squares: material from museums, in the text designated as Isr numbers; black discs: material collected by the author, in the text designated as Is number.
FIGURE 41 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 41. Distribution of the two species of Luridiblatta occurring in Israel and Syria. In the region of transition between the two species only indistinguishable larvae were found.
FIGURE 40 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 40. Localities and their numbers of the species of Luridiblatta occurring in Algeria. Black squares (Nr. 1–3): Material from museums; black discs (Nrs. 28–36): material of the author, collected by W. Habbachi and his staff.
FIGURE 39 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 39. Distribution of the species of Luridiblatta occurring in Algeria. The determination of the four larval specimens from locality Al 30 (with question mark) as L. longitubulata is only supported by geographical considerations.
FIGURE 37 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 37. Distribution of the species of Luridiblatta occurring in Portugal, Southern Spain and Morocco. There are also one or two localities of L. longitubulata in Middle Algeria (Fig. 39).
FIGURE 35 A–I in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 35 A–I. Colouration of female tergites in Luridiblatta species.—A–C. Longitubulata-group (comparable colouration also in L. gibberosa).—D. Trivittata-group (colouration of the female of L. habbachii not kown).—E–H. Beybienkoi-group (similar colouration also in L. beybienkoi).—Abbreviations of the dark patches: m mesal, sm submesal, l lateral, sl sublateral, ts transversal stripe; arrows point to the mesal patch of T1 showing characteristic differences between the first two and the third species group.—Identifications: A (Sp 47/15), B (Ma 3/20), C (Ma 16/Y), D (Sa 21/17), E (Is 13/4), F (Gr 1/8), G (Cy 25/3), H (Cy 30/3), I (Bo 1302).
FIGURE 23A–K in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 23A–K. Main structures of L. quadrivittata.—A–E. Male tergites. A: T1–5; B: T6; C: T7, with glandular pouches gp, tubules tu, pit pi, and gutter gu; D,E: T8, (E) anterior part in more detail, rough cuticular structures along the anterior border only far laterally (arrow).—F,G. Left tegmen of male (F) and female (G).—H,I. Hindwing lobe l, with part of metanotum mt of male (H) and female (I).—J,K. Male genital hook, with sh shaft, ve velum, cl claw, cr crest (for more details see Fig. 24D,E).—Enlargements: Same scale for A–D, for F,G, and for J,K.—Identifications: A,C (Is 13/1), B,D,F (Is 23/1), E,K (Is 12/1), G (Is 23/3), H (Is 10/1), I (Is 11/3), J (Is 11/1).
FIGURE 32 A–G in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 32 A–G. Structures of L. graeca.—A,B. Left male (A) and female (B) tegmen (anteriorly at the right, posterior border below), each bristle of the lightly coloured area between the dark longitudinal stripes inserted in the center of a dark spot (arrowheads).—C–G. Male structures of T7 in more detail. C: Overview with focus stacking throughout the whole object; D: center of tergite in superficial focusing, not deeper than the borders of the pit opening; E: deepest focusing, down to the bottom bo of the pit; F: focusing in medium depth, presenting structures of both pit walls; G: structures of the anterior pit wall aw in higher magnification.—Abbreviations: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of the pit opening; aw, pw anterior, posterior pit wall; bo bottom of the pit; bu bulge of the posterior pit wall; ed edge; gp glandular pouches; gu gutter; s stabilising bracelet; tf transversal folds; ts tergite surface; tu tubules; w transparent window; wf window frame.—Identifications: A (Kr 25/3), B (Gr 1/9), C–G (Kr 21/18).
FIGURE 8A–F in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 8A–F. Structures and colouration of L. longitubulata (A–E) and L. vesiculosa (F).—A. T7 of male in more detail. Ventral fold (vf) dividing the posterior part of the tergite; ws, sp weakly, strongly sclerotised area of the tergite surface; glandular structures: tubules tu and pouches gp, the latter ending posteriorly in a narrow tailpiece tp; pit structures: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of the pit opening; anterior pit wall aw, in the upper part with a strongly sclerotised area sa; further below with the transparent windows w, the window frame wf, and the stabilising bracelet s; posterior wall of pit pw with a pair hemispherical bulges bu; bo bottom of pit in profile; the opponent arrows indicate the axis of the assumed turning of the pit after mounting.—B,C. Left male (B) and female (C) tegmen (anteriorly at the right, posterior border below; compare with Fig. 7H,I); bristles of the lightly coloured area between the dark longitudinal stripes not inserted in the center of a dark spot (arrowheads, compare with Fig. 24F–I).—D–F. Thoracal nota (pr pronotum, ms mesonotum, mt metanotum) and tegmina, male (D) and female (E) of L. longitubulata, female of L. vesiculosa (F).—Identifications: A,B (Sp 45/2, holotype), C (Sp 45/10), D (Sp 45/12), E (Sp 47/13), F (Ma 46/3).
FIGURE 13A–N in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 13A–N. Main structures of L. fenestrata.—A–G. Male tergites. A: T2–4; B: T5; C: T6; D,F: T7; (D) outline: glandular pit (pi); (F) more detailed: anterior pit wall aw with sa strongly sclerotised area; s stabilising bracelet, tc transversal crest, w transparent window; posterior pit wall pw with hemispherical bulge bu; E,G: T8, (G) anterior part in higher magnification, showing the rough cuticula along the anterior border.—H,I. Left tegmen of male (H) and female (I).—J, K. Hindwing lobe (l) with part of mt metanotum of male (J) and female (K).—L–N. Male hook with sh shaft and its apical process ap, ve velum, cl claw with triangular cr crest; the arrow points to remnants of the sheath into which the hook can be retracted, also still covering for most part hook in N.—Enlargements: Same scale for A–E, and for H,I.—Identifications: A–H (Ma 16/19, holotype), I (Ma 16/31), J (Ma 16/21), K (Ma 16/4), L (Ma 16/24), M (Ma 16/26), N (Ma 16/25).
FIGURE 33 A–J in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 33 A–J. Left side of male T7 in the species of the beybienkoi-group. In all species the lateral angles of the pit opening are drawn out to a rather narrow gutter gu almost reaching the lateral border of the tergite. In L. graeca the anterior border of the pit opening continues laterally into a narrow edge ed converging with the gutter and approaching it closely near the lateral border of the tergite.—Further abbreviations: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of the pit opening; aw, pw anterior, posterior pit wall; gp glandular pouch; tu glandular tubule.—Identifications: A (Is 11/1), B (Ty 3/1), C (Is 21/1), D (Ty 1/1), E (Cy xx/1), F (Cy 18/1, holotype), G (Cy 21/1), H (Gr 1/5), I (Kr 23/2, holotype), J (Kr 10/5).
FIGURE 5A–F in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 5A–F. Structures of male T6. A-D: Higher enlargement of anterior deepenings ad with their surroundings, (A,C) from the left side of T6, (B,D) from the right side. E,F: Continuation of overview pictures of male T6, species L. gibberosa (E) and L. fenestrata (F) (longitubulata-group).—Abbreviations: ad anterior deepening; mi insertion site of dorso-ventral muscles, homologon to the site where the anterior deepenings of the species of the trivittata-group develop; tr transversal ridge.— Enlargements: Same scale for A–D.—Identifications: A (Is 11/1), B (Al 36/7, holotype), C (Cy 25/1), D (Cy 23/1), E (Ma 14/10), F (Ma 16/19, holotype).
FIGURE 19A–N in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 19A–N. Main structures of L. trivittata.—A–G. Male tergites. A: T1–4; B: T5; C: T6; D: T7 with gp glandular pouches, tu tubules, and pit pi (for more details see Fig. 21C,D); E,G: T8, (G) with anterior part in higher enlargement to show the rough sclerotisation at the anterior border; F: T9, with lateral lobes (ll).—H,I. Left tegmen of male (H) and female (I).—J,K. Hindwing lobe l with part of metanotum mt of male (J) and female (K), arrows point to the excavated apices.—L–N. Male genital hook, with sh shaft, ve velum, ap apical process, cl claw and its crest cr; arrow points to a rather strong bulging out of the shaft opposite the base of the claw.—Enlargements: Same scale in A–F and in H,I.—Identifications: A–C,E–G,M,N (Sz 7/4), D,L (It 34/3), H (Sz 7/10), I (7/8), J (Sz 2/2), K (Sz 9/5).
FIGURE 27 A,B in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 27 A,B. Structures of male T7 in L. cyprica (specimen Cy 16/1). A: Overview, focus stacking throughout the whole object: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of the pit opening; bo bottom of pit (profile); bu bulge of the posterior pit wall pw; gp glandular pouch; gu gutter; tf transversal folds at the anterior pit wall (see below); B: area of pit in more detail, focus stacking about at the plane of the anterior pit wall aw, structures of the latter: stabilising bracelet s; window frame wf and its transversal folds tf; glandular pouch and its tailpiece tp (also in focus, though in the picture situated below, but quite close to the anterior pit wall); tu tubules; bu and pb far out of focus.
FIGURE 26A–D in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 26A–D. Structures of L. cyprica.—A,B. Left male (A) and female (B) tegmen (anteriorly at the right, posterior border below), each bristle of the lightly coloured area between the dark longitudinal stripes inserted in the center of a dark spot (arrowheads).—C,D. T7 of the male holotype, region with transversal folds tf in D depicted in more detail, with focus on anterior pit wall; gp glandular pouch. For other structures of T7 see Figs. 28, 29.—Identifications: A,C,D (Cy 18/1, holotype), B (Cy 16/12).
FIGURE 16A–N in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 16A–N. Main structures of L. vesiculosa.—A–G. Male tergites. A: T1–4; B: T5; C: T6; D,F: T7; (D) outline: glandular pit pi; (F) more detailed: ab, pb anterior, posterior border of pit opening; aw anterior pit wall with sa strongly sclerotised area, ed edge of the excavation, and s stabilising bracelet; pw posterior pit wall with a pair of a relatively wide, but shallow posterior bulges bu; vs vesicular structures within the pit; gp glandular pouch. E,G: T8, (G) anterior part in more detail, showing the rough cuticle along the anterior border.—H,I. Left tegmen of male (H) and female (I).—J,K. Hindwing lobe l with part of metanotum mt of male (J) and female (K).—L–N. Male genital hook with shaft sh and its apical process ap; ve velum; cl claw and its triangular crest cr.—Enlargements: Same scale for A–E, and for H,I.—Identifications: A–D,F,H,J (Ma 5/8, holotype), E,G (Ma 37/1), I,K (Ma 5/7), L,M (Ma 38/5), N (Ma 38/3).
FIGURE 10A–F. Male T7 in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 10A–F. Male T7 in L. longitubulata from various locations in Morocco to show the variability in the length and shape of the glandular pouch gp; pi glandular pit; hu hump and adjacent ec excavation of the anterior pit wall.—Identifications: A (Ma 17/14), B (Ma 8/2), C (Ma 13/1), D (Ma 12/1), E (Ma 20a/1), F (Ma 33/1).
FIGURE 3A–B in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 3A–B. Structures of male T6. Anterior bristle stripe in full length and surroundings shown for the species L. habbachii and L. quadrivittata.—Orientation: Turned clockwise about 45° (compare with Fig. 1C,D).—Abbreviations: ad, pd anterior, posterior deepening; at, pt anterior, posterior trench and their fusion point fp.—Identifications: A (Al 36/7, holotype), B (Is 23/1).
FIGURE 2A–H in Revision of the genus Luridiblatta (Blaberoidea, Ectobiidae, Ectobiinae)
FIGURE 2A–H. Stuctures of male T6 in more detail. A–F: Cut-outs from the left side of T6 containing the deepenings ad and pd; mi site of muscle insertions; tr transversal ridge. G,H: Mesal end of the left anterior bristle stripe with anterior and posterior trench at, pt and their fusion point fp.—Enlargements: Same scale for A–H.—Identifications: A (Sp 45/2, holotype), B (Sz 7/4), C (Al 36/7, holotype), D (Is 23/1), E (Cy 23/1), F (Ty 3/1), G (Is 14/2), H (Ty 3/1).
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