- metanotum.
Continuing with this logic,
there are also the
mesopleura and
metapleura, as well as the
mesosternum and metasternum. The
tergal plates of the...
- tarsus; 16: propleura; 17: prosternum; 18: mesopleura; 19: mesosternum; 20:
metapleura; 21: metasternum; 22:
compound eye; 23: arista; 24: antenna; 25: maxillary...
-
parallel sided, but
widened backwards. In addition, on the meso- and
metapleura there are
clearly developed extensions over the
coxae with
easily recognizable...
-
antennal segment, or by
having hairs on the metapleuron. In
Ptiolina the
metapleura (immediately in
front of halteres) are bare.
Separating Ptiolina from...
- (R. Turner, 1915)
Hoplisoides mendoz**** (Brèthes, 1913)
Hoplisoides metapleura R. Bohart, 2000
Hoplisoides montivagus (Arnold, 1951)
Hoplisoides mweruensis...
- forwards. The
spiracles of the
second abdominal segment are
concealed by the
metapleura.
Abdominal sternite III has
paired trichobothria. In males,
sternite VIII...
- regions. They are
mimics of
wasps and the
genus is
distinguished by the
metapleura being widely separate behind the hind coxae. The
elongated frontal base...
-
distinguished A.
piurana from A.
hortensis Philippi by a
yellow spot on the
metapleura (=katatergum + anatergum), dark
apical margin of the scutellum, oblique...
- mesonotals. The
longest and most
noticeable spines are the
supra coxals on the
metapleura. They are
aligned horizontally and at
right angles to the body. On top...
- coxae. The
longest and most
noticeable spines are the
supra coxals on the
metapleura. They are
oriented horizontally and
pointed slightly backwards. The supra...
