dc:description"FIGURE 3A–E. Scanning electron microscopy of T. bicolorcornuta: head and antennae; A, lateral head, arrow indicates subantennal bothriotrichum; B, Ant IV segment (inner face); C, apex of Ant IV, arrow indicates apical bulb, c and d are sens types (see Fig. 7B); D, Ant III apex (lateral face), apical organ (a sens) omitted, b–f are sens types, g and h chaetae weakly and heavily ciliate, respectively (see Fig. 7B); E, subantennal bothriotrichum (left face); Scale bars: A (0.04 mm), B (0.02 mm), C– E (0.004 mm).";
dc:description"FIGURE 4A–D. Scanning electron microscopy of T. bicolorcornuta: ventral and frontal head; A, mouthparts (anterior view), l1 and l2 clypeal chaetae larger and apically acuminate, a1–3 and a5 smooth chaetae (a4 fallen), M1–2, E, L1–2 ciliate chaetae and r spine-like smooth chaeta reduced on basomedian and basolateral labial fields, augmented image is a1 chaeta of labrum, arrow indicate subantennal bothriotrichum; B, labral papillae (dorsal view), white arrow indicates reduced outer papilla and red arrow indicates apical inner papilla bifurcate; C, basomedian labial field laterally (left face), arrow indicates reduced spine-like smooth r chaeta; D, labial papillae (left face), A–E main papillae and H main hypostomal chaeta, arrow indicates lateral process (l.p.) of papilla E, dashed line indicates proximal chaetae (p.c.). Scale bars: A (0.03 mm), B–D (0.004 mm).";
dc:description"FIGURE 8A–F. Tyrannoseira raptora: head; A, apex of Ant IV; B, Ant III apical organ (lateral face); C, cephalic dorsal chaetotaxy (left face); D, chaetotaxy of the clypeus, prelabrum and labrum; E, labral papillae.";
dc:description"FIGURE 9A–C. Tyrannoseira raptora: ventral head (right face); A, maxillary palp and outer lobe; B, labial palp and proximal chaetae (p.c.), “l.p.” is lateral process of papilla E; C, chaetotaxy of the basomedian and basolateral fields, postlabial and cephalic groove (right face).";
dc:description"FIGURE 5A–G. Scanning electron microscopy of T. bicolorcornuta legs: A–C, left leg I of male (posterior face), A, general aspect (except coxa), arrows indicate inner spines in trochanter, femur and tibiotarsus, respectively; B, subdistal group of inner spines of femur I, arrows indicate spines heavily ciliate and apically pointed; C, inner proximal finely ciliate spines of tibiotarsus I, arrows indicate short and long spines; D–F, distal tibiotarsus and empodial of empodial complex III: D, posterior face, E, inner face, F, outer face, arrow indicate unpaired basomedian lamella apically pointed; G, unguiculus (outer face). Scale bars: A (0.06 mm), C–D (0.01 mm), B, E–F (0.006 mm), G (0.003 mm).";
dc:description"FIGURE 12A–G. Tyrannoseira raptora: legs chaetotaxy; A, subcoxa I; B, subcoxa II; C, subcoxa III (outer face); D, trochanteral organ (inner face); E, femur and tibiotarsus I (anterior face), arrow in femur indicates distribution of spines in inner view, arrows in tibiotarsus indicate spines present or absent; F, distribution of femoral spines in holotype (inner view), arrow indicates thicker spines; G, distal tibiotarsus and empodial complex III (posterior view).";
dc:description"FIGURE 6A–E. Scanning electron microscopy of T. bicolorcornuta; A, distal chaetotaxy of anterior collophore and lateral flap (lateral view), black arrow indicates anterior ciliate mac and white arrow indicates smooth chaeta on lateral flap; B, subapical spines of posterior collophore (left face); C, male genital plate; D, furcula (lateral view); E, distal dens and mucro (lateral view). Scale bars: A, E (0.02 mm), B (0.004 mm), C (0.008 mm), D (0.06 mm).";
dc:description"FIGURE 2A–L. Scanning electron microscopy of T. bicolorcornuta: tergal chaetotaxy elements (left face); A, scales heavily ciliate with misaligned short interrupted cilia; B, tergal mac finely ciliated and apically truncate; C, Th II laterally, al is anterolateral sens and ms specialized microchaeta; D–G, different types of tergal mic: D, mic (p6) with at least 9 ciliations on Th II; E, mic (p6e) with at least 7 ciliations on Th II; F, mic (a6) smooth of Th III; G, mic (A4) with 4 unilateral ciliations of Abd IV; H, Abd I laterally, a6 mic with 1 median ciliation (in arrow) and ms specialized microchaeta; I–J, Abd II laterally: I, bothriotrichal complex, a5 bothriotrichum and m3ea small smooth mic, arrow indicates accessory chaeta heavily ciliate; J, lateral chaetotaxy, m6 smooth mic, p6 mes and acc.p6 accessory sens of p6 chaeta; K, antero-submedial sens (as) of Abd V; L, psp of Abd III. Scale bars: A, C, I–L (0.004 mm), D–H (0.002 mm), B (0.01 mm).";
dc:description"FIGURE 1A–F. Colour photography of Tyrannoseira spp., habitus in lateral view; A–C, specimens preserved in alcohol: A, T. raptora (male); B, T. bicolorcornuta (female) with typical colour pattern; C, T. bicolorcornuta (female) with colour pattern slightly depigmented; D, T. bicolorcornuta (female) specimen dried to critical point; E–F, specimens fixed in slides: E, T. diabolica (female); F, T. sex (male). Scale bars: 0.5mm.";
dc:description"FIGURE 14A–E. Tyrannoseira bicolorcornuta: head; A, Ant III apical organ (lateral face), arrow indicates modified sens (type f); B, cephalic dorsal chaetotaxy (left face); C, chaetotaxy of the clypeus; D, labral papillae; E, postlabial and cephalic groove chaetotaxy (right face).";
