Mecyclothorax filipes (Sharp)

Liebherr, James K., 2009, Native And Alien Carabidae (Coleoptera) Share Lanai, An Ecologically Devastated Island, The Coleopterists Bulletin 63 (4), pp. 383-411 : 396

Mecyclothorax filipes (Sharp)

( Figs. 2C , 3C–E , 4C–D , 5C )

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Fig. 2. Mecyclothorax spp. (vignettes represent actual body size). A. M. flavipes. B. M. mundanus. C. M. filipes.

Fig. 3. Male median lobe and parameres of Mecyclothorax spp. A. M. flavipes, right lateral view. B. M. flavipes, ventral view. C. M. filipes, right lateral view. D. M. filipes, ventral view. E. M. filipes, right lateral view, internal sac everted. Abbreviations: af, apical face of tip; dop, dorsal ostial microtrichial patch; dp, dorsal plate; sc, sagittal crest of basal bulb.

Fig. 4. Female reproductive tracts (A, C) and gonocoxa (B, D) of Mecyclothorax spp. A, B. M. flavipes. C, D. M. filipes. Abbreviations: alf, apicolateral fringe setae; am, apicomedial seta; an, apical nematiform setae; bc, bursa copulatrix, co, common oviduct; de, dorsal ensiform seta; dl, dorsal lobe of bursa copulatrix; gc1, basal gonocoxite 1; gc2, apical gonocoxite 2; le, lateral ensiform setae; sg, spermathecal gland; sp, spermatheca; vl, ventral lobe of bursa copulatrix.

Fig. 5. Known distributions of carabid beetle species on Lanai. A. Mecyclothorax flavipes. B. M. mundanus. C. M. filipes. D. Bembidion ignicola. E. Blackburnia lanaiensis. F. Bl. lucipetens.