- unforked.
Crossveins link the
longitudinal veins, and are
named accordingly (for example, the medio-cubital
crossvein is
termed m-cu). Some
crossveins have...
- The s****er lobe can be seen on the
right side of the left tegmen. The
crossveins of the
right tegmen are not visible, as the left
tegmen overlies the right...
- and the
crossveins form the wing
venation pattern. The
venation patterns are
different in
different species.
There may be very
numerous crossveins or rather...
- with a
postocular spine, ridge, and plane, non-pectinate antennae, four
crossveins between the
radius and the
radial sector, and
distinctive male terminalia...
-
crossveins not
being indistinctly formed and with
numerous scattered crossveins present in the
radial space. The
outer gradate series of
crossveins are...
-
genus Panoploscelis, however, have
anywhere from
three to six such
files (
crossveins) on the
right wing,
depending on the species. It is
relatively easy to...
- The
adult is
characterized by the
forewings having black spots on the
crossveins which are
larger than on
other species in the genus. The male genitalia...
- veins: C: costa; Sc: subcosta; R: radius; M: media; Cu: cubitus; A: anal.
Crossveins: h: humeral; r-m: radio-medial; m-m: medial; m-cu: medio-cubital Cells:...
- and
subcosta R
crossveins run
between adjacent branches of the
radius R-M
crossveins run
between the
radius and
media M-CU
crossveins run
between the...
-
Additionally there are a few
scattered and
isolated crossveins on the
proximal side of the
inner gradate crossveins. The
referred specimen shows a
costal area...
