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A revision of the genus Deltote RL and its allied genera from Japan ...

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122 Kyoichiro Ueda<br />

Fig. 17. Male external genitalia <strong>of</strong> <strong>Deltote</strong> bankiana (FABRICIUS).<br />

A: Dorsum in dorsal view. B: Ring in lateral view. C: Right valva. innerview. D: Uncus<br />

in caudal view. E: Juxta. F: Phallus in lateral view (left). G: Phallus in ventral view.<br />

Scale 1 mm.<br />

species. Fore wing with moderately produced apex; 9 <strong>and</strong> 10 anastomosing with<br />

8 forming arelolc, <strong>and</strong> <strong>its</strong> size somewhat vairablc; termen evenly curved.<br />

Hind wing with veins 3 <strong>and</strong> 4 short stalked or <strong>from</strong> lower angle <strong>of</strong> cell; 5 well<br />

developed, <strong>from</strong> below middle <strong>of</strong> discocellulars.<br />

Male external genitalia: Tegumen broad, separated into strongly sclerotized<br />

anterior portion <strong>and</strong> weakly sclerotized posterior portion; fenestrula reduced;<br />

peniculus well developed; vinculum slender <strong>and</strong> as deep as tegumen; saccus<br />

moderately large; uncus long, more or less slightly twisted <strong>and</strong> falciform. Valva<br />

long, about 5 times as long as wide; costa narrow; base <strong>of</strong> costa strongly projected<br />

dorsally at a right angle to <strong>the</strong> dorsal margin <strong>of</strong> valva; cucullus + harpe simple<br />

<strong>and</strong> long; sacculus with a large or small process at <strong>the</strong> postcrodorsal edge. Juxta<br />

large <strong>and</strong> strongly narrowed posteriorly. Phallus moderate; sclerotized portion<br />

<strong>of</strong> suprazonal sheath moderate; coecum well developed; cornuti absent.<br />

Female terminalia: A small depression present on <strong>the</strong> lateral membranous<br />

portion <strong>of</strong> 7th abdominal segment.

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