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Map 1 in New Portuguese records of Oedemera (Oncomera) femoralis Olivier, 1803 (Coleoptera, Oedemeridae).
Map 1.- Iberian distribution of Oedemera (Oncomera) femoralis Olivier, 1803, with the previously known Portuguese district and Spanish provinces (in grey), the new Portuguese district (in blue), and the MGRS 10x10 km squares of the collecting sites in Portugal (new sites in orange, previous site in green).
Fig. 1 in Materials on fauna of Oedemeridae (Hexapoda: Coleoptera) in Latvia 1. Oedemera subrobusta (Nakane, 1954) & Oedemera lurida (Marsham, 1802)
Fig. 1. Distribution of Oedemera (Oedemera) subrobusta (Nakane, 1954) in Latvia: Aizkraukle Distr.: Aizkraukle, Valle; (1); Daugavpils Distr.: Dubna (2), Šedere (3); Jēkabpils Distr.: Dunava (4); Kuldīga Distr.: Alsunga (5); Madona Distr.: Ērgļi (6), Ošupe (NE lake Lubāns) (7), Sauleskalns, (8); Preiļi Distr.: Jersika (9), Jersika"Kurpnieki" (10), Rēzekne Distr.: Teirumnieki, (11); Ventspils Distr.: Muižnieki (12).
Figs 5-9 – Oedemera jani n in Two new species of the genus Oedemera from China (Coleoptera: Oedemeridae)
Figs 5-9 – Oedemera jani n. sp. 5, holotype male (habitus), 6, paratype female (habitus), 7, holotype male (thorax), 8, holotype male (tegmen), 9, holotype male (aedeagus).
Figs 10-17 – Male terminalia. 10-11 in Two new species of the genus Oedemera from China (Coleoptera: Oedemeridae)
Figs 10-17 – Male terminalia. 10-11: O. svihlai n. sp. (10, tegmen, 11, aedeagus); 12-13: O. nigripes (Ganglbauer) (12, tegmen, 13, aedeagus); 14-15: O. jani n. sp. (14, tegmen, 15, aedeagus); 16-17: O. virescens chalybea Faldermann (16, tegmen, 17, aedeagus). The drawings of already described and published species were partly modified from Švihla (1999).
Figs 1-4 – Oedemera svihlai n in Two new species of the genus Oedemera from China (Coleoptera: Oedemeridae)
Figs 1-4 – Oedemera svihlai n. sp. 1, holotype male (habitus), 2, paratype female (habitus), 3, holotype male (tegmen), 4, holotype male (aedeagus).
Fig. 3 in Materials On Fauna Of Oedemeridae (Hexapoda: Coleoptera) In Latvia. 2. Oedemera Flavipes (Fabricius, 1792), Oedemera Virescens (Linnaeus, 1767) & Oedemera Femorata (Scopoli, 1763)
Fig. 3. Map of distribution Oedemera femorata (Scop.) in Latvia.
Fig. 2 in Materials On Fauna Of Oedemeridae (Hexapoda: Coleoptera) In Latvia. 2. Oedemera Flavipes (Fabricius, 1792), Oedemera Virescens (Linnaeus, 1767) & Oedemera Femorata (Scopoli, 1763)
Fig. 2. Map of distribution Oedemera virescens (L.) in Latvia.
Fig. 1 in Materials On Fauna Of Oedemeridae (Hexapoda: Coleoptera) In Latvia. 2. Oedemera Flavipes (Fabricius, 1792), Oedemera Virescens (Linnaeus, 1767) & Oedemera Femorata (Scopoli, 1763)
Fig. 1. Map of distribution Oedemera flavipes (F.) in Latvia.
Fig. 11 in Materials on fauna of Oedemeridae (Hexapoda: Coleoptera) in Latvia 1. Oedemera subrobusta (Nakane, 1954) & Oedemera lurida (Marsham, 1802)
Fig. 11. Phenology of Oedemera subrobusta (Nakane) and Oedemera lurida (Marsh.) in Latvia
Fig.9 in Materials on fauna of Oedemeridae (Hexapoda: Coleoptera) in Latvia 1. Oedemera subrobusta (Nakane, 1954) & Oedemera lurida (Marsham, 1802)
Fig.9. Elytra of Oedemera lurida (Marsh.)
Fig. 12 in Materials on fauna of Oedemeridae (Hexapoda: Coleoptera) in Latvia 1. Oedemera subrobusta (Nakane, 1954) & Oedemera lurida (Marsham, 1802)
Fig. 12. Division of the specimens of Oedemera subrobusta (Nakane) by sex
Data from: Latitudinal variation and coevolutionary diversification of sexually dimorphic traits in the false blister beetle Oedemera sexualis
Sexual traits are subject to evolutionary forces that maximize reproductive benefits and minimize survival costs, both of which can depend on environmental conditions. Latitude explains substantial variation in environmental conditions. However, little is known about the relationship between sexual trait variation and latitude, although body size often correlates with latitude. We examined latitudinal variation in male and female sexual traits in 22 populations of the false blister beetle Oedemera sexualis in the Japanese Archipelago. Males possess massive hind legs that function as a female‐grasping apparatus, while females possess slender hind legs that are used to dislodge mounting males. Morphometric analyses revealed that male and female body size (elytron length), length and width of the hind femur and tibia, and allometric slopes of these four hind leg dimensions differed significantly among populations. Of these, three traits showed latitudinal variation, namely, male hind femur was stouter; female hind tibia was slenderer, and female body was smaller at lower latitudes than at higher latitudes. Hind leg sizes and shapes, as measured by principal component analysis of these four hind leg dimensions in each sex, covaried significantly between sexes, suggesting coevolutionary diversification in sexual traits. Covariation between sexes was weaker when variation in these traits with latitude was removed. These results suggest that coevolutionary diversification between male and female sexual traits is mediated by environmental conditions that vary with latitude.
Data from: Latitudinal variation and coevolutionary diversification of sexually dimorphic traits in the false blister beetle Oedemera sexualis
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Fig. 1 in Materials on fauna of Oedemeridae (Hexapoda: Coleoptera) in Latvia 1. Oedemera subrobusta (Nakane, 1954) & Oedemera lurida (Marsham, 1802)
Fig. 1. Distribution of Oedemera (Oedemera) lurida lurida (Marsham, 1802) in Latvia: Aizkraukle Distr.: Ērberģe (1), Jaunjelgava (2), Mežezers (3), Nereta (4), Pļaviņas (5), Rīteri (6), Taurkalne (7), Vietalva, (8); Balvi Distr.: Viļaka, (9); Bauska Distr.: Skaistkalne (10), Vecumnieki (Zvirgzde) (11); Cēsis Distr.: Cēsis (12), Dzērbene (13), Rauguļi (14), Taurene (15); Daugavpils Distr.: Bebrene (16), Butišķi (17), Daugavpils (18), Dviete (19), Elerne (20), Eglaine (21), Ilgas (22), Krauja (23), Līksna (24), Lociki (25), Ļubesti (26), Naujene (27), Silene (28), Slutišķi (29), Stropi (30), Svente (31), Šedere (32), Šarlote (33), Vasergelišķi (34); Dobele Distr.: Jaunbērze (35); Gulbene Distr.: Lejasciems (36), Gulbītis (Ušūrs lake) (37); Jēkabpils Distr.: Asare (38), Ābeļi (39), Dunava (40), Gārsene (41), Jēkabpils (42), Rubene (43), Tadenava (44), Viesīte (45); Jelgava Distr.: Jelgava (46); Krāslava Distr.: Krāslava (47), Skaista (48), Šķeltova (49), Ūdrīši (50); Kuldīga Distr.: Lielais Nabes lake (51), Skrunda (52); Liepāja Distr.: Rolava (53), Pape (54), Pāvilosta (55), Upmaļi (56), Vērgale (57); Limbaži Distr.: Kaiķule (58), Salacgrīva (59); Ludza Distr.: Bļaši (60); Madona Distr.: Aiviekste (61), Ērgļi (62), Gaiziņkalns (63), Jumurda (64), Kalsnava (65), Krustkalni Nature rezerve (66), Sauleskalns (67); Ogre Distr.: Ķegums (68), Jumprava (Velna dobe) (69), Lēdmane (70); Preiļi Distr.: Aglona (71), Jersika (72), Jersika "Kurpnieki" (73), Jersika "Sergunta" (74), Pelēči (75), Sutri (76); Rēzekne Distr.: Gaigalava (77), Bērzgale (78), Zosna (79); Rīga Distr: Mālpils (80), Mārupe (81); Saldus Distr.: Blīdene (82), Saldus (83); Talsi Distr.: Kaļķi (84), Slītere (85), Sabile (86), Stende (87); Tukums Distr.: Jaunmokas castle (88), Lielaisciems (89), Tukums (90); Valka Distr.: Mežole (91), Strenči (92); Valmiera Distr.: Kauguri (93); Ventspils Distr.: Jūrkalne (94), Blāzma (95), Moricsala (96), Ziras (97).
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