- 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...
-
several pairs of
setae on the
prothorax and at most one hair on the
mesopleura . The male's
reproductive organs are
characterized byrudimentary aedes...
- fuscous. The male has a remarkable, expandable,
fanlike hair tuft on the
mesopleura at the base of each forewing.
Larvae have been
recorded on
Medicago sativa...
-
called the metanotum.
Continuing with this logic,
there are also the
mesopleura and metapleura, as well as the
mesosternum and metasternum. The tergal...
- suture,
broadly even
width that
continues over the
posterior margin of the
mesopleura.
There is
another similar fascia just
before the scutellum,
narrowed near...
- femora; 13: tibia; 14: spur; 15: tarsus; 16: propleura; 17: prosternum; 18:
mesopleura; 19: mesosternum; 20: metapleura; 21: metasternum; 22:
compound eye; 23:...
-
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...
-
large anterior marginal tubercles and two
central posterior hillocks. The
mesopleura have
tubercles and the
mesosternum two
rounded tubercles. The metanotum...
- paraguanensis,
Psammacoma falconensis,
Psammotreta hadra,
Donax sp.,
Tagelus (
Mesopleura) n. sp. aff. divisus,
Solecurtus sp.,
Solena sp., Abra sp., Agriopoma...
-
Prothoracic bristles are
absent and with one
sternopleural bristle. The
mesopleura are
usually bare,
rarely setulose. The
front femora bear bristles. The...
