Definition of Mesopleura. Meaning of Mesopleura. Synonyms of Mesopleura

Here you will find one or more explanations in English for the word Mesopleura. Also in the bottom left of the page several parts of wikipedia pages related to the word Mesopleura and, of course, Mesopleura synonyms and on the right images related to the word Mesopleura.

Definition of Mesopleura

No result for Mesopleura. Showing similar results...

Meaning of Mesopleura from wikipedia

- rufous with two grey longitudinal bands, pleurae with pale pruinosity, mesopleura ciliated or not and without an erect macrochaete.The legs are yellow:...
- called the metanotum. Continuing with this logic, there are also the mesopleura and metapleura, as well as the mesosternum and metasternum. The tergal...
- femora; 13: tibia; 14: spur; 15: tarsus; 16: propleura; 17: prosternum; 18: mesopleura; 19: mesosternum; 20: metapleura; 21: metasternum; 22: compound eye; 23:...
- several pairs of setae on the prothorax and at most one hair on the mesopleura . The male's reproductive organs are characterized byrudimentary aedes...
- posterior border of the yellow. There is a yellow (vittae) stripe on the mesopleura. Abdomen The abdomen is shining black with variable yet distinctive yellow...
- transverse suture. The pleura is black, with the posterior half of the mesopleura being pale yellow, extending up to the base of the wing. The scutellum...
- suture, broadly even width that continues over the posterior margin of the mesopleura. There is another similar fascia just before the scutellum, narrowed near...
- anterior edge of the pronotum. There are two supraoxal spines on the mesopleura, one small, mediolateral, and one very large above. There are two tubercles...
- paraguanensis, Psammacoma falconensis, Psammotreta hadra, Donax sp., Tagelus (Mesopleura) n. sp. aff. divisus, Solecurtus sp., Solena sp., Abra sp., Agriopoma...
- setae on the propleura, usually one pair of setae on the prothorax, hairy mesopleura and numerous hairs at the base of the rear notopleural setae.For terms...