1834年美洲虎(Agapetus Curtis)雌性末端的孔和导管(毛翅目:舌蝇科)

Pub Date : 2021-08-18 DOI:10.3157/061.147.0205

C. R. Parker, E. Bernard

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摘要在回顾北美东部和中部的Agapetus Curtis物种时，我们在雌性腹部第八节发现了以前未知的气孔和导管。有证据表明，毛孔和导管是毛蝇集体腺的一部分，在产卵中起作用。对42种已知的北美物种中的26种进行了描述和说明。

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Previously Unknown Pores and Ducts in the Female Terminalia of Agapetus Curtis, 1834 (Trichoptera: Glossosomatidae)

ABSTRACT When reviewing the species of Agapetus Curtis in eastern and central North America, we discovered previously unknown pores and ducts in abdominal segment VIII of the females. Evidence suggests that the pores and ducts are part of caddisfly colleterial glands and have a role in oviposition. Examples are described and illustrated for 26 of the 42 known North American species.

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