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Figures 9–13.Nearctic Eustrophinae, dorsal habitus. 9 Eustrophopsis arizonensis, AZ: Coconino Co., TL = 7.2 mm 10 Eustrophopsis ornatus (typical form), Mexico: Chihuahua, TL = 7.3 mm 11 Eustrophopsis ornatus (dark form), AZ: Cochise Co., TL = 7.2 mm 12 Eustrophopsis crowdyi, sp. n. AZ: Cochise Co., TL = 7.4 mm 13 Synstrophus repandus, MB: Lockport, TL = 5.9 mm.
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Figures 20–25.Nearctic Eustrophinae, left lateral view. 20 Eustrophopsis brunneimarginatus 21 Eustrophopsis indistinctus 22 Eustrophopsis arizonensis 23 Eustrophopsis ornatus (dark form) 24 Eustrophopsis crowdyi, sp. n. 25 Synstrophus repandus.
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Figures 35–37.Nearctic Eustrophinae, frontal view of head. 35 Eustrophopsis ornatus 36 Eustrophopsis crowdyi, sp. n. 37 Synstrophus repandus.
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Figures 44–49.Nearctic Eustrophinae, prosternal process. 44 Eustrophopsis brunneimarginatus 45 Eustrophopsis indistinctus 46 Eustrophopsis arizonensis 47 Eustrophopsis ornatus 48 Eustrophopsis crowdyi, sp. n. 49 Synstrophus repandus.
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Figures 62–64.Aedeagus (62) and genital segments (63–64) of Nearctic Eustrophopsis spp. 62 Eustrophopsis crowdyi 63 Eustrophopsis bicolor 64 Eustrophopsis indistinctus.
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Figure 74.Known distribution of Eustrophopsis crowdyi, sp. n.
