. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 248. d) Mantüida schraderi e) Eurycotis lloriclaria f) Tryonicus parvus : Right phallomere, homology of main sclerites and homologous regions of main sclerite Rl (dorsal views). - The cuticular elements of the right phallomere are shown, but some membranous parts are removed. Patterned areas are sclerotised, white areas are (except for sclerite R3) membranous. Undulate lines are cutting lines. R3 is separated from the remainder of the right phallomere and shifted anteriad. R5 of Blaberus is not shown. The individual sclerites of Rl are labelle
. Bonner zoologische Monographien. Zoology. 248. d) Mantüida schraderi e) Eurycotis lloriclaria f) Tryonicus parvus : Right phallomere, homology of main sclerites and homologous regions of main sclerite Rl (dorsal views). - The cuticular elements of the right phallomere are shown, but some membranous parts are removed. Patterned areas are sclerotised, white areas are (except for sclerite R3) membranous. Undulate lines are cutting lines. R3 is separated from the remainder of the right phallomere and shifted anteriad. R5 of Blaberus is not shown. The individual sclerites of Rl are labelled with the capital letters used in the text and in fig. 1-319 ( F = RIF). Articulations between sclerites are labelled with the numbers used in the text and in fig. 1-319 ( 6 = A6). Articulations A3 and A7 are not labelled (see ). If an articulation has been lost by fusion of the respective sclerites, the point of fusion is labelled by adding * to the name of the lost articulation ( 6* = A6*). tre and ewe are formative Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Bonn, Zoologisches Forschungsinstitut und Museum Alexander Koenig
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