Calyptratae

Estheria obliqua, one of the Conchostraca. A: Shell of female from the side; B, male from the side, after removal of one valve of the snell. a' Antennule; a', antenna; ad, muscle which draws together the valves of the shell; f, tail fork; md, mandible

[Polychaeta of the Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand].

Figures 16–18.Fannia nudifemorata Wang and Zhang, sp. n. (male) 16 terminalia, ventral view 17 terminalia, lateral view 18 sternite 5, scale bar = 0.25mm.

Figure 4–6.Lispe ethiopica sp.n.: male Holotype (4) cercal plate (5) sternite 5 (6).

Figure 1.Light micrographs of the male Agria affinis (Fallén, 1817). A Habitus, lateral view B Head, anterolateral view C Terminalia, epandrium, surstylus and cercus, lateral view D Surstylus and cerci, dorsal view E Sternite 5, ventral view F Genitalia, lateral view. Scale bars: A= 2.00 mm, B= 1.00 mm, C−F= 0.25 mm.

Figures 1–6.Paleotachina smithii Townsend, 1921 (junior synonym of Aethiopomyia gigas (Stein, 1906), syn. n.), Muscidae 1 reproduction of illustration in Smith (1868, fig. 2) showing inclusion originally identified as “Echinomyia” sp. (i.e., Echinomya Latreille, 1805, junior synonym of Tachina Meigen, 1803, Tachinidae) 2–6 holotype male 2–3 entire slide 2 dorsal view 3 ventral view 4–6 inclusion 4 dorsal view (scale bar = 5.0 mm) 5 ventral view (scale bar = 5.0 mm) 6 enlarged portion of wing circumscribed in Fig. 4 (arrow indicates bend of vein M) (scale bar = 1.0 mm).

Figure 8.Silbomyia hoeneana Enderlein, ♂. A dorsal view B lateral view.

Figure 1.Neoethilla gen. n.ignobilis (New Mexico) a–d habitus a male in lateral view b female in lateral view c male in dorsal view d female in dorsal view d–e head in frontal view d male e female.

Figure 7.Scanning electron micrographs of the male genitalia of Agria affinis (Fallén, 1817). A Lateral view of the genitalia B Ventral view of distiphallus, arrows show the dividing line between phallic tube and juxta C Surstylus, lateral view D Cercus, lateral view E Pregonite and base of postgonite enlarged view, with inset showing highly enlarged view of one of the sockets from a coeloconic sensilla. Abbreviations: acrophallus (acr); cercus (cerc); juxta (j); lateral sclerotization (ls); phallic tube (ph); postgonite (pog); pregonite (prg); surstylus (sur).

Figure 10.Sternite and genitalia of Silbomyia hoeneana Enderlein, ♂. A Cercus, and surstylus, caudal view B Epandrium, cercus, and surstylus, lateral view C Fifth abdominal sternite, ventral view D Anterior and posterior parameres E Aedeagus, lateral view F Aedeagus, posterior view. Scale bars: 0.2 mm.

Figure 2.Neoethilla gen. n.ignobilis (male, New Mexico) a vertex in anterodorsal view b right postpronotum and part of presutural portion of scutum in laterodorsal view [circles indicate basal postpronotal saetae] c scutellum in laterodorsal view [b = basal scutellar seta; sa = subapical scutellar seta] d lower calypter in posterior view e left hind tibia in dorsal view f fore claws.

Figure 11.The male fifth abdominal sternites of Silbomyia species. A Silbomyia sauteri B Silbomyia hoeneana, Taiwan C Silbomyia hoeneana, China. Scale bars: 0.2 mm.

Figure 4.Neoethilla gen. n.ignobilis (male, New Mexico) [c = cerci; hy = hypandrium; dp = distiphallus; pr = pregonite; s = surstylus] a cerci and right surstylus in lateral view b epandrial complex in posterior view c distiphallus and pregonite in left lateral view d distiphallus in dorsal view.

Figure 7.Paradichosia lui sp. n., ♂. A dorsal view B lateral view.

Figure 5.Neoethilla gen. n. ignobilis a–c terminalia (male, Idaho) [c = cerci; bp = basiphallus; dp = distiphallus; e = epnadrium; eph = epiphallus] a epandrial complex in lateral view b epandrial complex in posterior view c phallus in lateral view d–e egg in dorsal view (Massachusetts) d habitus e detail of operculum.

Figure 9.Sternites and genitalia of Paradichosia lui sp. n., ♂. A Epandrium, cercus, and surstylus, lateral view B Cercus and surstylus, caudal view C Fifth abdominal sternite, ventral view D Aedeagus, lateral view E Aedeagus, posterior view F Anterior and posterior parameres G Third and fourth abdominal sternites, ventral view H Tufts on the third (left) and fourth (right) abdominal sternites. Scale bars: 0.2 mm.

This illustration shows the taxonomic details in the head region of the fly Stomoxys calcitrans.Created: 1975