dc:description"FIGURES 1–23. Head of Macronotops (male in left, female in right). 1, M. biserratus new species; 2–3, M. dianensis new species; 4–5, M. fulvoguttatus; 6–7, M. fulvopilosus; 8–9, M. miksici new species; 10–11, M. nigropubescens; 12–13, M. olivaceofuscus; 14–15, M. sexmaculatus; 16–17, M. vuilleti; 18–19, M. curvimarginatus; 20–21, M. medogensis new species; 22–23, M. ovaliceps. Arrows emphasize the length of antenna club.";
dc:description"FIGURES 24–47. Protibia of Macronotops (male and female). 24, M. biserratus new species; 25–26, M. dianensis new species; 27–28, M. fulvoguttatus; 29–30, M. fulvopilosus; 31–32, M. miksici new species; 33–34, M. nigropubescens; 35–36, M. olivaceofuscus; 37–38, M. sexmaculatus; 39–40, M. vuilleti; 41, Macronotops sp.; 42–43, M. curvimarginatus; 44–45, M. medogensis new species; 46–47, M. ovaliceps. Arrows indicate the angle between large teeth and the outer margin of protibia.";
dc:description"FIGURES 215–226. Habitus of Macronotops (male in left, female in right; oblique view). 215–216, M. olivaceofuscus; 217– 218, M. sexmaculatus; 219–220, M. vuilleti; 221–222, M. curvimarginatus; 223–224, M. medogensis new species; 225–226, M. ovaliceps.";
dc:description"FIGURES 203–214. Habitus of Macronotops (male in left, female in right; oblique view). 203, M. biserratus new species; 204, Macronotops sp.; 205–206, M. dianensis new species; 207–208, M. fulvoguttatus. 209–210, M. fulvopilosus; 211–212, M. miksici new species; 213–214, M. nigropubescens.";
dc:description"FIGURES 72–98. Pygidium of the Macronotops sexmaculatus species group (size of macula and color of setae). 72–73, M. biserratus new species; 74–75, M. dianensis new species; 76–79, M. fulvoguttatus; 80–83, M. fulvopilosus; 84–85, M. miksici new species; 86–89, M. nigropubescens; 90–91, M. olivaceofuscus; 92–93, M. sexmaculatus; 94–97, M. vuilleti; 98, Macronotops sp.";
dc:description"FIGURES 48–65. Metatibia and basitarsus of metatarsus of the Macronotops sexmaculatus species group (male in left, female in right). 48, M. biserratus new species; 49–50, M. dianensis new species; 51–52, M. fulvoguttatus; 53–54, M. fulvopilosus; 55–56, M. miksici new species; 57–58, M. nigropubescens;59–60, M. olivaceofuscus; 61–62, M. sexmaculatus; 63–64, M. vuilleti; 65, Macronotops sp. Red arrows indicate the difference in the dorsal and outer tooth of the metatibia in females; yellow arrows indicate the difference in the dorsal and outer tooth of the metatibia in males; blue arrows indicate the density of setae on the basitarsus of the metatarsus.";
dc:description"FIGURES 111–122. Male genitalia of Macronotops (apical view). 111, M. biserratus new species; 112, M. dianensis new species; 113, M. fulvoguttatus; 114, M. fulvopilosus; 115, M. miksici new species; 116, M. nigropubescens; 117, M. olivaceofuscus; 118, M. sexmaculatus; 119, M. vuilleti. 120, M. curvimarginatus; 121, M. medogensis new species; 122, M. ovaliceps. Arrows indicate the membrane between the parameres.";
dc:description"FIGURES 141–144. Habitus of Macronotops fulvoguttatus (dorsal and ventral view). 141–142, male (Mount Qizimeishan, W Hubei, China); 143–144, female (Mount Qizimeishan, W Hubei, China). Arrows indicate macula on sternite.";
dc:description"FIGURES 151–154. Habitus of Macronotops miksici new species (dorsal and ventral view). 151–152, male holotype; 153– 154, female paratype. Arrow indicates inner margin of metatibia in distal portion.";
dc:description"FIGURES 145–150. Habitus of Macronotops fulvopilosus (dorsal and ventral view). 145–147, male (Fengtongzhai, W Sichuan, China); 148–150, female (Fengtongzhai, W Sichuan, China).";
dc:description"FIGURES 165–168. Habitus of Macronotops sexmaculatus (dorsal and ventral view). 165–166, male (Mêdog, SE Xizang, China); 167–168, female (Mêdog, SE Xizang, China). Arrow indicates inner margin of metatibia in distal portion.";
dc:description"FIGURES 99–110. Pygidium of the Macronotops ovaliceps species group (size of macula and color of setae). 99–101, M. curvimarginatus; 102–103, M. medogensis new species; 104–110, M. ovaliceps.";
