Table 1.
Details of the material used in the phylogenetic analyses.
Newly obtained sequences are marked in bold. N/A–not available. For species in quotation marks, see Materials and Methods.
Fig 1.
Latinozoros cacaoensis sp. nov., apterous male paratype.
A: Dorsal view; B: Dorsal view of head and pronotum; C: Left metaleg, anterior view. Abbreviations: cl–clavus; ui–unguitractor plate; eys–eye spot; cf–cephalic gland; prn–pronotum; mtf–metafemur; mtt–metatibia; ta–tarsus. Scale bars = 0.2 mm.
Fig 2.
Latinozoros cacaoensis sp. nov., apterous male and female paratypes.
A: Posterior segments of male abdomen, ventral view; B: Posterior segments of male abdomen, latero-ventral view; C: Posterior segments of male abdomen, dorsal view; D: Posterior segments of female abdomen, ventral view; E: Posterior segments of male abdomen with partly dissected genital, ventral view; F: Posterior segments of male abdomen, ventral view; G: Tip of male abdomen, posterior view; H: Dissected male genital, ventral view. Abbreviations: ap–anterior process of ventral sclerite (III) of male genital; ce–cercus; ct–ctenidium; io–intromittent organ of male genital; mp–median up-curved projection; pp–posterior process of ventral sclerite (III) of male genital; S–abdominal sternite; T–abdominal tergite; I–dorsal sclerites of male genital; II–mesal sclerite of male genital; III–ventral sclerites of male genital; IV—rod-like paired sclerites of male genital. Scale bars = 0.2 mm.
Fig 3.
Latinozoros cacaoensis sp. nov., dealate female paratype.
A: Ventro-lateral view of head and thorax; B: Dorsal view of head and thorax. Abbreviations: ey–compound eye; oc–ocelli; lap–labial palpus; prn–pronotum; msn–metanotum; mtn–metanotum; mxp–maxillary palpus. Scale bars = 0.2 mm.
Fig 4.
Habitat of Latinozoros cacaoensis sp. nov.
A: Rotting logs on Sentier du Bagne des Annamites track (French Guiana: Montsinéry env.) where paratypes were collected. Photo: P. Kočárek; B: collecting of L. cacaoensis sp. nov. by the author (PK) at the type locality on Molokoï track (French Guiana: Cacao env.). Photo: I.H. Tuf.
Fig 5.
Latinozoros cacaoensis sp. nov., gut content inside male paratype abdomen, ventral view.
Abbreviations: msc–mesocoxa; mtc–metacoxa. Scale bar = 0.1 mm.
Fig 6.
Latinozoros gimmeli sp. nov., apterous male and female paratypes.
A: Head of male, dorsal view; B: Tarsi of right foreleg, female; C: Tarsi of left hind leg, female; D: Posterior segments of male abdomen, dorsal view; E: Right metaleg of male, lateral view.; F: Left antenna of male, dorsal view; G: Posterior segments of female abdomen, dorsal view; H: Posterior segments of female abdomen, ventral view. Abbreviations: an–antenna; eys–eye spot; ce–cercus; cf–cephalic gland; ct–ctenidium; mp–median up-curved projection; mtf–metafemur; mtt–metatibia; mxp–maxillary palp; ta–tarsus; ui–unguitractor plate; S–abdominal sternite; T–abdominal tergite. Scale bars = 0.2 mm.
Fig 7.
Latinozoros gimmeli sp. nov., apterous male paratypes.
A: Posterior segments of male abdomen, dissected; B: Posterior segments of male abdomen, partly dissected, ventral view; C: Dissected male genital, ventral view. Abbreviations: ap–anterior process of ventral sclerite (III) of male genital; ce–cercus; ct–ctenidium; io–intromittent organ of male genital; mp–median up-curved projection; pp–posterior process of ventral sclerite (III) of male genital; S–abdominal sternite; T–abdominal tergite; I–dorsal sclerites of male genital; II–mesal sclerite of male genital; III–ventral sclerites of male genital; IV—rod-like paired sclerites of male genital. Scale bars = 0.2 mm.
Fig 8.
Characters of male genitals useful for the identification of Latinozoros barberi (Gurney, 1938) [30], L. gimmeli sp. nov., and L. cacaoensis sp. nov.
The drawing of the male genital of L. barberi is adopted from Gurney (1938); the depicted male genitals of L. gimmeli sp. nov. and L. cacaoensis sp. nov. are original photographs that were improved by highlighting the edges using the filter “glowing outlines”in Photoshop CS6 Extended v13. Dorsal sclerites are masked for better visibility of important characters.
Fig 9.
Phylogenetic tree of Zoraptera resolved by Bayesian inference based on the combined dataset for three molecular markers (18S, H3, and 16S).
Bayesian posterior probabilities (PP) and RAxML bootstrap supports (BS) are expressed. For species in quotation marks, see Materials and Methods.
Fig 10.
Known distribution of Latinozoros species.
The map was created using Natural Earth, free vector and raster maps (https://www.naturalearthdata.com). For species in quotation marks, see Materials and Methods.