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TlOp Paratergite of abdominal segment 10 



TlOv Ventral sclerotisation of abdominal tergite 10 



U Pleura between abdominal tergite 9 and sternite 9 



Vw Ventral wall of genital pouch 



X Posterior edge of abdominal tergite 10 



Y Median part of subanal lobe 



Formative elements of the phallomere complex 



Column 2: LG = term derived from LaGreca (1954). Column 3: left = left complex; right = right 

 phallomere. Column 4: If the formative element is sclerotised entirely or partly, the respective 

 sclerotisation is given; if it is membranous, memb is listed; if both situations occur in different species, 

 the more primitive situation is listed first. 



Term Meaning of term Position 



afa apofisi falloide = af (LG) left 



age anterior groove 



are 

 ate 

 boe 

 cbe 



cla 



ewe 



dla 

 dte 

 fda 



fpe 

 goa 

 gta 

 hge 

 hia 

 ipe 



Iba 

 loa 



Ive 

 mla 

 nla 

 paa 



apodeme, right 

 anterior tendon 

 bulb, opposite 

 central bulge 



central lobe 

 cleft "Wulst" 



dca dorsal cushion 



dorsal lobe 

 dorsal trough 

 fallomero dorsale 

 di destra = fd (LG) 

 fence, posterior 

 genital opening 



hook groove 

 hook, left 

 inter, phallomere- 

 glands 



lobe, between 

 lobo membranoso = 

 lo (LG) 



lamina ventrale = Iv (LG) 

 median lobe 

 node, left 



right 



right 

 left 

 left 

 right 



left 

 right 



left 



right 



left 



right 



left 

 left 

 left 

 left 

 left 

 left 



left 

 left 



left 

 left 

 left 



Sclerotisation 



memb, Llm 

 R3 



L4n? 



processo apicale = pa (LG) left 



R3 



memb, 



L2d 



Rlt 



memb 

 Rlt 



memb, LI 



memb, R4 

 L2d + L41 

 Rl 



memb 



memb 



L2p 



L3 



L3 



memb 



L7 

 Llm 



L2 



memb 



L4n 



L2d 



Shape 



lobe, process 

 fold/beam-like 

 apodeme 



fold-like apodeme 

 tendon 



hood- shaped apodeme 

 large, shallow 

 invagination 

 lobe 



curved cuticular 

 thickening 

 1-more cushions, 

 processes 

 lobe 



shallow invagination 

 lobe 



fold-like invagination 



1-2 cushions, lobes 



process 



groove 



hook 



fold-like invagination 

 lobe 



slender process 



flat pouch 

 lobe 



node, bulge 

 process 



