- of two or
three lobes on the
distal margin of the
epandrium. The
gonopods may fuse with the
epandrium in
genera such as Hydrophorus,
Thrypticus and Argyra...
-
byrudimentary aedes, an
unexpanded base of the
epandrium , and
surstyles that are much
longer than the
epandrium and are
evenly curved along the
entire length...
- legs). Two
distinct parts make up of the
larval mandible (lower jaw). The
epandrium and
hypandrium of the
genitalia are
separated in males. No premandible...
- the
genus Megaselia, but
otherwise mostly membranous.
Tergite 9 the (
epandrium) is
highly developed and
usually fused at
least on one side with the hypandrium...
- and gonostyli. B,
dorsal view; C,
ventral view; D,
lateral view. ep,
epandrium; gcx, gonocoxite; gs, gonostylus; hv, hypovalva; hyp, hypandrium. Scale...
-
involves the
development of the
lobes of the
ninth urotergite into
forceps (
epandrium) and IX
urosterno (hypandrium).
There is
sometimes a
twist along the axis...
- that is
parallel or
slightly widened in the middle. Male
genitalia The
epandrium is
typically very large,
almost as wide as
segment 5 and
usually slightly...
- the most part reduced, and
edites are
reduced in size,
pushed under the
epandrium, and
sometimes fused with it. The
gonites are
usually small, for most...
-
genitalia consists of two main components: the
aedeagus and the
epandrium. The
epandrium,
which is
found at the
distal end of the
abdomen just
before the...
-
longest hairs of the cerci, and the
longest hair of the left side of the
epandrium is
almost bristle-like. In females, the
tergite of the
sixth abdominal...
