- ****,
meaning "cover" or "wrapper" and
refers to the
short length of the
hypopygium in
comparison to the
modern genus Lambdobregma. The
specific epithet "electroma"...
-
visible segments.
Segments VII to X
comprise the
genitalia of the male (
hypopygium), and in the
female the terminalia. In some genera,
segments VII to X...
-
tergites 1 and
tergite 2 are fused.
Between tergite 5 of the
abdomen and the
hypopygium only one
sclerite is
present dorsally, with two close-set
spiracles on...
- the
propodeum (first
abdominal segment), and in the
structure of the
hypopygium, a
modified 9th
abdominal segment.
Shireplitis bilboi,
named after Bilbo...
-
rounded structure named the
hypopygium can be seen at the
posterior end of the abdomen.
Immediately in
front of the
hypopygium is a
plate bearing dark hairs...
-
sometimes two
projections from the
anterior margin near the middle. The
hypopygium is
reddish yellow, with the
upper half
shining black. In some specimens...
-
Culex torrentium from
Culex pipiens are
found in males,
namely in the
hypopygium. The
dorsal arm of
paraproct is
pointed and
twisted at the apex (not blunt...
-
short virga and a
weakly developed crista dorsalis in the
adult male
hypopygium (Stur and **** 2015). Ashe P, O’Connor J.P. 2012. A
world catalogue of...
-
transformation to form a device,
integrated with the
genitalia called the
hypopygium. The
degree and
nature of
structural change varies according to the systematic...
- border, and a
narrow interrupted shining fascia dilated on the sides; The
hypopygium is
shining black with
light pile; pile on the
opaque portions black, on...
