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Fig 1.

The morphology of the antennae of T. ainonia adults.

(A) T. ainonia adult; (B) Antennae of male; (C) Antennae of female.

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Fig 2.

Ultrastructure of antennal segment of T. ainonia adults.

(A) Antennae of male; (B) Antennae of female; (C) Scape and pedicel of male; (D) Scape and pedicel of female; (E) 1st flagellomere (F1) of male; (F) 1st flagellomere (F1) of female; (G) 2nd and 3rd flagellomeres (F2 and F3) of male; (H) 2nd and 3rd flagellomeres (F2 and F3) of female; (I) 4th–6th flagellomeres (F4–F6) of male; (J) 4th–6th flagellomeres (F4–F6) of female; (K) 7th–9th flagellomeres (F7–F9) of male; (L) 7th–9th flagellomeres (F7–F9) of female.

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Fig 3.

The lengths and widths of each antennal segment for both sexes of T. ainonia.

(A) The length of entire antennae of T. ainonia; (B) The length of each antennal segment. (C) The width of each antennal segment. Asterisk indicates significant difference in 0.05 level.

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Fig 4.

Micrographs of scape, pedicel, and 2 flagellomeres of T. ainonia.

(A), (B) Böhm’s bristles (BB); (C) BB and SC 1; (D) Distribution of different sensillum types on the 1st and 2nd flagellomeres (F1 and F2): SC 1 and SC 2; (E) The overall view of SC 1; (F) Magnified view of the grooved wall of SC 1.

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Fig 5.

Micrographs of different subtypes of sensilla chaetica.

(A) The overall view of SC 2; (B) Magnified view of the terminal end of SC 2; (C) Magnified view of the grooved wall of SC 2; (D), (E) Distribution of different sensillum types on the 8th and 9th flagellomeres (F8 and F9): SC 1, SC 3, SB 1, SB 2, and ST; (F) The overall view of SC 3; (G) Magnified view of the terminal end of SC 3; (H) Magnified view of the grooved wall of SC 3.

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Fig 6.

Micrographs of various sensillum types on flagellum segments.

(A) Distribution of different sensillum types on the 8th flagellomere (F8): SC 1, SB 1, SB 2, and SS; (B) Distribution of different sensillum types on the 9th flagellomere (F9): SB 1, SB 2, SB 3, ST, and SS; (C) The overall view of SB 1; (D) Magnified view of SB 1; (E) The overall view of SB 2; (F) The overall view of SB 3; (G) The overall view of ST; (H) The overall view of SS; (I) Magnified view of the terminal end of SS.

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Table 1.

The distribution and number of various sensillum types on the antennal segments of adult T. ainonia.

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Table 2.

The lengths and basal diameters of different sensillum types on antennae of adults T. ainonia.

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Table 3.

The sensillum types and morphological characteristics of T. ainonia and D. picta antennae.

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