Morphology and morphometry of Lycaenid eggs (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) Munguira, Miguel L. Martín, José García-Barros, Enrique Shahbazian, Gayaneh Cancela, Juan Pablo Zootaxa 2015 3937 2 201 247 9CJMM 1233221 Hubner Hubner [238,451,1933,1959] Insecta Lycaenidae Agriades Animalia Lepidoptera 32 233 Arthropoda genus  ( Fig. 22E, F and 23)  The annular zone is reduced, surrounded by very small, profound cells with a hexagonal or rounded form and undulated walls in  Agriades glandon(Prunner)( Fig. 22F). In  A. zullichiHemming, the micropylar rosette has four petals with a central ridge and the rest of the annulus has cells decorated at the bottom with elongated outcrops ( Fig. 23B). These outcrops are present in  A. zullichibut not in  A. glandon. The cells that surround the annular zone are less profound in  A. zullichithan those of  A. glandonin the few examples that have been studied. In both species the tubercle-aeropyle area consists of polygonal or rounded cells and a greater number of tubercles when further away from the annular ring. Tubercles are small, blunt and have an aeropyle at the end ( Figs. 22E and 23A).