Figure 7. Bactra and Eccoptocera female genitalia. A in Nine New Species of Hawaiian Leaf-roller Moths (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), Including One Probably Extinct Species
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| author | Austin Daniel Rubinoff, Kyhl A. nov, sp. nov. sp. nov. sp.nov. sp. nov. sp. nov. sp. |
| author_facet | Austin Daniel Rubinoff, Kyhl A. nov, sp. nov. sp. nov. sp.nov. sp. nov. sp. nov. sp. |
| contents | Figure 7. Bactra and Eccoptocera female genitalia. A. Bactra iomolybda, Hawaiʻi, KAA diss. #1165 (HDOA). Top arrow indicates the well-sclerotized, tunnel-like ostium of this species. Bottom arrow indicates the minute signum of this species. B. Bactra omoomoo, paratype, Oʻahu, KAA diss. #1224 (BPBM). Top arrow indicates the deep, V-shaped, open-faced ostium of this species. Bottom arrow indicates the large signum of this species. C. Bactra?straminea, Oʻahu, KAA diss. #0617 (UHIM). Top arrow indicates a unique, split sterigma (but see comments under B. iomolybda regarding the identity of the B. straminea species complex). Bottom arrow indicates the large signum of this species. D. Eccoptocera kualii, paratype, Oʻahu, KAA diss. #0979 (UHIM). Arrow indicates the triangular tooth-like process partially obscuring the ostium of this species. E. Eccoptocera iwipookua, paratype, Kauaʻi, KAA diss. #1104 (UHIM). Arrow indicates the absence of any process obscuring the ostium of this species. F. Eccoptocera kukona, paratype, Kauaʻi, KAA diss. #1098 (UHIM). Arrow indicates the slight thickening of the right side of the ostium, which is typically noticeable in slide-mounted specimens but is also present in E. foetorivorans (Butler). |
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| spellingShingle | Figure 7. Bactra and Eccoptocera female genitalia. A in Nine New Species of Hawaiian Leaf-roller Moths (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), Including One Probably Extinct Species Austin Daniel Rubinoff, Kyhl A. nov, sp. nov. sp. nov. sp.nov. sp. nov. sp. nov. sp. Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Lepidoptera Tortricidae Bactra Eccoptocera Figure 7. Bactra and Eccoptocera female genitalia. A. Bactra iomolybda, Hawaiʻi, KAA diss. #1165 (HDOA). Top arrow indicates the well-sclerotized, tunnel-like ostium of this species. Bottom arrow indicates the minute signum of this species. B. Bactra omoomoo, paratype, Oʻahu, KAA diss. #1224 (BPBM). Top arrow indicates the deep, V-shaped, open-faced ostium of this species. Bottom arrow indicates the large signum of this species. C. Bactra?straminea, Oʻahu, KAA diss. #0617 (UHIM). Top arrow indicates a unique, split sterigma (but see comments under B. iomolybda regarding the identity of the B. straminea species complex). Bottom arrow indicates the large signum of this species. D. Eccoptocera kualii, paratype, Oʻahu, KAA diss. #0979 (UHIM). Arrow indicates the triangular tooth-like process partially obscuring the ostium of this species. E. Eccoptocera iwipookua, paratype, Kauaʻi, KAA diss. #1104 (UHIM). Arrow indicates the absence of any process obscuring the ostium of this species. F. Eccoptocera kukona, paratype, Kauaʻi, KAA diss. #1098 (UHIM). Arrow indicates the slight thickening of the right side of the ostium, which is typically noticeable in slide-mounted specimens but is also present in E. foetorivorans (Butler). |
| title | Figure 7. Bactra and Eccoptocera female genitalia. A in Nine New Species of Hawaiian Leaf-roller Moths (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), Including One Probably Extinct Species |
| topic | Biodiversity Taxonomy Animalia Arthropoda Insecta Lepidoptera Tortricidae Bactra Eccoptocera |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14661953 |