- hook;
protibiae always with a
fully developed interior lobe; meso- and
metatibiae exteriors with
fully developed lobes. Egg:
Lacks pinnae;
surface brittle/stiffly...
- such as gr****hoppers have
disproportionately developed metafemora and
metatibiae. In
aquatic beetles (Coleoptera) and bugs (Hemiptera), the
tibiae and/or...
- delicate, pale
yellowish flies, with
distinct black pilose brushes on
their metatibiae.
These flies are
probably mimics of
stingless bees of the
tribe Meliponini...
-
longitudinal orange stripes on a
metallic bluish-black background. Male's
metatibiae are
almost straight.
Larvae feed on
Prunus domestica,
Armeniaca vulgaris...
-
Electroponera that has a much more
angular petiole. The rear side of the
metatibiae do not have a
median tooth, as seen in
modern Ectatomminae genera. The...
- the
abdomen are
completely black. The legs are
brown and
often have the
metatibiae and
metatarsi darker.
Males differ from
females in the
basal tarsomeres...
- of hoverflies, with four
known species. All are
characterized by
their metatibiae,
which are
usually enlarged, but
always with a
brush of long pile along...
- of a
yellowish tint and the
inner tomora is a ridge-free region. The
metatibiae are
enlarged on the
males ranging from
moderate to
large in size. Oiceoptoma...
- carinate.
Protibiae with 5
socketed teeth,
whereas mesotibiae with 11 and
metatibiae with 12
socketed teeth. In elytra,
discal striae and
interstriae multiseriate...
- bodies,
expanded antennomeres, and
metatibiae (tibiae of the hind legs). The
primary distinction—whether the
metatibiae expand ventrally (Pachylis) or on...
