Figure 1.Decevania feitosai sp. n. Holotype, female. Head and mesosoma in lateral view. For terminology see the list in Material and methods. Scale in the figure.
Figure 2.Decevania feitosai sp. n. Holotype, female. Head and mesosoma in dorsal view. For terminology see the list in Material and methods. Scale in the figure.
Figures 3–5.Decevania feitosai sp. n. Holotype, female. 3 right antenna in dorsal view 4 hind legs in lateral view 5 head in dorsal view. For terminology see the list in Material and methods. Scale in the figures.
Patricia L. Mullins , Ricardo Kawada , James P. Balhoff , Andrew R. Deans
Zookeys
Figure 31.Most parsimonious tree from exhaustive search in PAUP*. Numbers above nodes show bootstrap support and numbers below nodes show jackknife support from the maximum parsimony analysis.
Figures 6–7.Decevania feitosai sp. n. Holotype, female. 6 head in lateral view 7 head in frontal view. For terminology see the list in Material and methods. Scale in the figures.
Patricia L. Mullins , Ricardo Kawada , James P. Balhoff , Andrew R. Deans
Zookeys
Figures 32–33.Brightfield images of Evaniscus rufithorax . 32 Male specimen; arrow points to visible lower tubular sclerite 33 Female specimen; arrow shows where lower tubular sclerite is not visible.
Figures 8–9.Decevania feitosai sp. n. Holotype, female. 8 left fore wing 9 head and mesosoma in ventral view. For terminology see the list in Material and methods. Scale in the figures.
Figures 10–11.Decevania feitosai sp. n. Holotype, female. 10 fore and mid leg in frontal view 11 metasoma in laterodorsal view. For terminology see the list in Material and methods. Scale in the figures.