Biological entity that is either an individual member of a biological species or constitutes the structural organization of an individual member of a biological species.
The profurcal muscle that arises from the mesofurcal bridge and inserts proximally of the profurca.
The carina that is located distally on the scape, that envelopes the proximal pedicel.
Material anatomical entity which has inherent 3D shape and is generated by coordinated expression of the organism's own genome.
Material anatomical entity in a gaseous, liquid, semisolid or solid state; produced by anatomical structures or derived from inhaled and ingested substances that have been modified by anatomical structures as they pass through the body.
Non-material anatomical entity of three dimensions, that is generated by morphogenetic or other physiologic processes; is surrounded by one or more anatomical structures; contains one or more organism substances or anatomical structures.
Non-material anatomical entity of one dimension, which forms a boundary of an anatomical surface or is a modulation of an anatomical surface.
Non-material anatomical entity of zero dimension, which forms a boundary of an anatomical line or surface.
Non-material anatomical entity of two dimensions, that is demarcated by anatomical lines or points on the external or internal surfaces of anatomical structures.
Anatomical group that is has as its parts distinct anatomical structures interconnected by anatomical structures at a lower level of granularity.
Anatomical structure that is an individual member of a species and consists of more than one cell.
Anatomical structure that has as its parts a maximally connected cell compartment surrounded by a plasma membrane.
Anatomical structure that is a direct part of the cell.
The tagma that is located posterior to the thorax.
The segment that is located in the abdomen.
The abdominal segment that is located between the metathorax and abdominal segment 2.
The abdominal segment that is located posterior to abdominal segment 9.
Multi-tissue structure that is part of a compound organ.
The abdominal segment that has a sternum and that is anterior to all other abdominal segments with a sternum.
Multi-tissue structure that is not part of a compound organ.
The abdominal segment that is located between abdominal segment 2 and abdominal segment 4.
The abdominal segment that is located between abdominal segment 3 and abdominal segment 5.
Anatomical structure that has as its parts two or more multi-tissue structures of at least two different types and which through specific morphogenetic processes forms a single distinct structural unit demarcated by bona fide boundaries from other distinct anatomical structures of different types.
The abdominal segment that is located between abdominal segment 4 and abdominal segment 6.
The abdominal segment that is located between abdominal segment 5 and abdominal segment 7.
Gonochoristic organism that can produce male gametes.
Gonochoristic organism that can produce female gametes.
Multi-cellular organism that can produce both male and female gametes.
Multi-cellular organism that does not produce gametes.
The abdominal segment that is located between abdominal segment 6 and abdominal segment 8.
Anatomical structure which is a primary subdivision of whole organism. The mereological sum of these is the whole organism.
The abdominal segment that is located between abdominal segment 7 and abdominal segment 9.
The abdominal segment that is located between abdominal segment 8 and abdominal segment 10.
The abdominal sternum that is located on abdominal segment 2.
The abdominal sternum that is located on abdominal segment 3.
The abdominal sternum that is located on abdominal segment 4.
The abdominal sternum that is located on abdominal segment 5.
The abdominal sternum that is located on abdominal segment 6.
Anatomical structure that consists of cell parts and cell substances and together does not constitute a cell or a tissue.
The anatomical group that has its parts adjacent to one another.
Anatomical structure that is contiguous with the embryo and is comprised of portions of tissue or cells that will not contribute to the embryo.
Anatomical structure, that consists of similar cells and intercellular matrix, aggregated according to genetically determined spatial relationships.
The abdominal sternum that is located on abdominal segment 7.
Hermaphroditic organism that produces gametes first of one sex, and then later of the other sex.
Hermaphroditic organism that produces both male and female gametes at the same time.
The abdominal sternum that is located on abdominal segment 9.
Multi-cellular organism that has male and female sexes.
Sequential hermaphroditic organism that produces gametes first of the male sex, and then later of the female sex.
Sequential hermaphroditic organism that produces gametes first of the female sex, and then later of the male sex.
The tergum that is located on abdominal segment 1.
The abdominal tergum that is located in the abdominal segment 10.
The tergum that is located on abdominal segment 2.
Anatomical structure consisting of at least two non-overlapping organs, multi-tissue aggregates or portion of tissues or cells of different types that does not constitute an organism, organ, multi-tissue aggregate, or portion of tissue.
Anatomical structure that has as its parts two or more portions of tissue of at least two different types and which through specific morphogenetic processes forms a single distinct structural unit demarcated by bona-fide boundaries from other distinct structural units of different types.
The tergum that is located on the abdominal segment 3.
The tergum that is located on abdominal segment 4.
The tergum that is located on abdominal segment 5.
The tergum that is located on abdominal segment 6.
The tergum that is located on abdominal segment 7.
The tergum that is located on abdominal segment 8.
Anatomical space that is part of a cell.
Portion of organism substance located within a cell.
Acellular anatomical structure that consists of a thin sheet of fibrous proteins that underlie and support the cells of an epithelium. It separates the cells of an epithelium from any underlying tissue.
Portion of tissue, that consists of one or more layers of epithelial cells connected to each other by cell junctions and which is underlain by a basal lamina.
Unilaminar epithelium that consists of a single layer of cuboidal cells.
Unilaminar epithelium that consists of a single layer of columnar cells.
Epithelium that consists of more than one layer of epithelial cells.
Unilaminar epithelium that consists of a single layer of squamous cells.
Epithelium that consists of epithelial cells not arranged in one ore more layers.
Compound organ that contains one or more macroscopic anatomical spaces.
Epithelium that consists of a single layer of epithelial cells.
Compound organ that does not contain macroscopic anatomical spaces.
The tergum that is located on abdominal segment 9. In females, accommodates the origins of the muscles that are the primary protractors and retractors of the first valvulae.
The wing vein that is delimited by its intersection with two other abscissae.
Cell which has as its part a cytoskeleton that allows for tight cell to cell contact and which has apical-basal cell polarity.
The gland that empties into one of the reproductive ducts.
The area that is located medially on the epicnemial carina.
The impression that extends from the mandibular acetabulum to the preapical tooth.
The area that is concave and accommodates the base of a segment.
The apodeme that is located anterodorsally on the mesopleuron and corresponds to the site of origin of the third mesopleuro-mesonotal muscle.
The line that delimits posteroventrally the acropleuron.
The area that is located anteriorly of the antecosta of a sternum.
The simple organ that functions as intromittent organ and composed of the penis valvae and the endophallus.
The notum that is connected to the wings.
The wing vein that is continuous proximally with the third axillary sclerite and is located just posteriorly of the claval fold.
The area of the episternum delimited by the paracoxal suture, basalar cleft and anapleural cleft.
The area that is located proximally on the first flagellomere and is less sclerotized and narrower than the distal part of the first flagellomere.
The sclerite that is ring-like and is not attached to muscles.
The area that is distal and limited proximally by a sulcus.
The ridge that extends along the anterior margin of the tergum and sternum and corresponds to the site of attachment of the median longitudinal intersegmental muscles.
The sulcus that corresponds to the antecosta.
The fossa that is located posteroventrally on the preaxilla immediately anterior to the transscutal line and articulates with the mesal condyle of the first axillary sclerite of the fore wing.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the scape, pedicel and flagellum.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the probasitarsus and calcar.
The rim that surrounds the antennal foramen.
The segment that is the part of the antenna.
The area that is delimited by two transverse edges extending just ventrally and dorsally of the antennal foramina.
The multi-tissue structure that is a major subdivision of the antenna, including true segments (scape, pedicel) and annuli of the flagellum (flagellomere).
The mandibular muscle that arises posterolaterally from the cranium and inserts on the tendon attached posteroproximal part of the mandible.
Historically duplicated HAO in mx from pre-sensu model.
The area that is located distally on the lateral mesofurcal arm and corresponds to the site of origin of the lateral anterior mesopleuro-mesofurcal muscle.
The area that is projected, located anteriorly on the preaxilla and fits into the dorsal incision of the pronotum.
The sclerite that is paired and is located on the proximal lateral margin of the glossa. The premento-glossal muscle inserts on the sclerite.
The labral muscle that is unpaired, arises proximally from the upper face and inserts on the median proximal margin of the labrum.
The ridge that delimits the site of origin of the anterior mesopleuro-mesofurcal muscle.
anterior mesofurco-mesolaterophragmal muscle
The mesofurco-mesolaterophragmal muscle that originates from the mesofurca and inserts anteriorly on the mesolaterophragma.
The area that is limited posteriorly by the anterior mesopleural sulcus.
The sulcus that extends between the lateral end of the acetabular carina and the dorsal margin of the mesopleuron anterior to the mesopleural wing articulation.
The mesofurcal muscle that originates from the mesopleuron and inserts distally on the mesofurca.
anterior mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing muscle
The fossa that is located posterolaterally on the preaxilla and articulates with the anterior condyle of the first axillary sclerite of the fore wing.
anterior process of the mesofurcal bridge
The apodeme that is located medially on the mesofurcal bridge.
The process that is located medially on the anterior rim of pronotum.
The projection that is median and is located on the anterior margin of the basisternum.
The ridge that extends along the median line of the dorsal profurcal lamella.
The area that extends along the anterior margin of the pronotum and is delimited posteriorly by the transverse pronotal suclus.
The tentorial pit that corresponds to the anterior end of the tentorium and partially delimits the clypeus.
The notch that is located anteriorly on the dorsal margin of the mesopleuron and accommodates the mesobasalare.
The signum that is submedian and located on the anterior margin of the mesoscutum and corresponds to the site of origin of the longitudinal flight muscle.
The depression that is located anterolaterally on the abdominal tergum 2 and accommodates the propodeal tooth.
The corner that is located anterolaterally on the mesoscutum and is adjacent to the dorsal pronotal corner.
The ridge that extends parallel to the anterior (ventral) margin of the pronotum and delimits dorsally the site of origin of the pronoto-propleural arm muscles.
The inflection that is located on the anteroventral margin of the pronotum.
The area that is median, concave, triangular, is located on the posterior margin of the pronotum and is delimited by a carina anteriorly.
The area that is the ventrobasal part of the gonostipes and corresponds to the site of origin of the distoventral and proximoventral gonostipo-penisvalval muscles.
The area that extends distally of the apex of the velum or comb of the spur.
The depression accommodates the sensilla that is located ventrally on the apical flagellomere.
The flagellomere that is located distally on the flagellum.
The seta that is located submedially on the apical margin of the parossiculus.
The process that located distomedially on the labrum.
The row of spurs that is located on the internal margin of the calcar distally of the velum.
The area that is the distal part of the gonossiculus and is connected to the parossiculus via membranous conjunctiva.
The apodeme that is tubercle-like or spine-like.
The anatomical structure that is connected to the body.
We are using segment for both leg, antenna and body divisions
The anatomical structure that is delimited by material or immaterial anatomical entities.
Small cell in fore wing of ichneumonid wasps delimited by the radio-medial cross veins.
The lobe that is connected proximodorsally with the manubrium and proximoventrally with the planta.
The anatomical line that extends on the border between two articulating sclerites.
The projection that bears the articular surface.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the fossa and the condyle inserting into the fossa.
The impression that extends along the dorsal surface of the dorsal ramus of the first valvula and articulates with the rhachis.
The sclerite that is located between the unguitractor and the bases of claws.
The area that is located posterior to the transscutal articulation and anterior to the scutoscutellar suture.
The line that separates the dorsal and lateral axillar surfaces.
The area that is heavily sclerotized and located proximally on the posterior wing margin.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the axillary sclerites.
The sclerite that is located on the axillary region and articulates with one of the thoracic wing processes.
The area that is located anterolaterally on the mesoscutellum and is limited anteriorly by the scutoscutellar suture and medially by the axillular line.
The row of setae that extends along the median margin of axillula.
The area that is oblong and differs from surrounding areas in coloration, surface sculpture and setae.
The process that is linear and wider proximally than distally.
sclerotic bridge uniting bases of volsellae
The row of impressions that extends along the anterior margin of an abdominal tergum or a sternum.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the gonostipes and volsella.
basal transverse carina of third abdominal tergite
The carina that extends along the proximal margin of the third abdominal tergite.
The wing vein that is basally located on the fore wing and connects or nearly connects the submarginal vein and the medial plus cubital veins.
The sclerite that is located on the dorsal margin of the pectus of pterothoracic segment anteriorly of the pleural wing articulation.
The ridge that is located proximally and submarginally in the coxa.
The sulcus that corresponds to the basicosta.
The area that is located on the coxa proximal to the basicostal suture.
The area that is located anteriorly of the site of origin of the furca.
The notch that is located proximally on the median surface of the probasitarsus.
The tarsomere that is the proximal most annulus of the tarsus, connected proximally with the tibia and distally with the second tarsomere via membranous conjunctivae.
The area that is the proximal part of the gonossiculus and corresponds to the site of insertion of median parossiculo-gonossiculal muscle.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of small sclerites and is located proximally on the first valvulae.
The area that is located distally on the mandible.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the whole organism but which excludes the antennae, legs and wings.
The segment that is the part of the body.
The wing region that is located on a wing vein and marks the presence of a wing fold.
The anatomical space that is located anteriorly in the lateral oviduct and which receives the ovariole pedicels.
The area that is located proximally on the maxilla, proximal to the stipes.
The process that is linear and external.
The conjunctiva that is folded and located on the anterior margin of the metanotum and covered (at least partially) with setae.
The sense organ that located apicolaterally on one of the apicalmost abdominal terga and attaches to a large nerve cord.
The apodeme that is located posteriorly of and continuous with the cervical prominence and corresponds to the site of insertion of laterocervical muscles.
The articular process that is located on the anterior margin of the propleuron and bears the occipital condyle of the cervical prominence.
The area that is located medially on the pronotum and is delimited laterally by the epomial carina.
There is no cervical sclerite and hence cervix in Hymenoptera (cervical prominence is not an independent sclerite)
There are no cervical sclerites in Hymenoptera.
The row of stout spines that is located along the anterior edge of the protibia.
The anatomical space that is delimited dorsally by the wall of the metascutellum, anteriorly and posteriorly by the bifurcated internal metanotal ridge.
The area that is located ventrally in between the eye and the oral foramen.
The anatomical space that is the anteriormost part of the alimentary canal and is delimited proximally by the proximomedian margin of the sitophore and distally by the functional mouth.
The ridge that extends along the margin of the compound eye and corresponds to the ocular suture.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of apical flagellomeres bearing multiporous plates in female organism.
The wing fold that is located on the fore wing, parallels the anal vein, and extends to the claval notch on the wing margin.
The wing region that is posterior to the claval fold and anterior to the jugal fold.
The setiferous patch that is used to clean anatomical structures.
The rim that extends along the distal margin of the clypeus.
The process that is located medially on the clypeus.
The line that extends from the anterior tentorial pit to the cranial margin and separates the clypeus laterally from the pleurostoma.
The area that corresponds to the site of origin of the clypeo-epipharyngeal muscle.
Unclear concept, no definition provided.
The glandula mucosa that secretes an adhesive substance used to fasten the eggs to a support.
The row of setae that extends along the apical margin of the fore tibia inbetween the articulations of the basitarsus and the calcar.
The row that is located on the calcar and is composed of hair-like spines.
The compound organ that is composed of ommatidia.
The carina that is longitudinal and extends posteriorly on the lateral surface of the mandible from the mandibular condyle.
The impression that extends ventrally of the condylar carina of the mandible.
The articular surface that is convex and is inserted into the fossa of an adjacent sclerite.
The area of the integument that is weakly sclerotized, with thin exocuticle.
The area that is located on the metatibia and is delimited by a fringe of setae arising from the metatibial margins.
The projection that is located at the intersection of two or more edges.
The suture that is located medially and is part of the epicranial suture.
The wing vein that is anterior to the subcosta and is connected to the humeral plate.
The membranous region of the forewing anterior to the submarginal vein, measured from the basal constriction that delimits the apex of the humeral plate of the wing to the point at which the submarginal vein touches the leading edge of the wing.
The wing membrane that is located between the costal vein and the pterostigma.
The leg segment that is connected to the body and to the trochanter via conjunctivae and muscles.
The foramen that is located lateroventrally of the pectus, in which the coxa is positioned.
The conjunctiva that connects the coxa to the pectus.
The condyle that is located on the cranium.
The muscle that arises from the cranium and inserts on the scape.
The head muscle that arises internally from the face and inserts on the pharyngeal plate.
The sclerite that is articulated with the cervical prominence, the scapes and the mandibles.
The abscissa that connects two longitudinal wing veins.
The longitudinal vein that is posterior to the marginal vein.
The sclerite that is usually ring-like and is connected distally to the gonostipes via conjunctivae and muscles; proximally to the abdominal sternum 9 via muscles and conjunctivae.
The projection that is located apicolaterally on the parossiculus and corresponds to the digitus.
The acellular anatomical structure that is the external layer of the integument (covers the entire body surface as well as lines ectodermal invaginations such as the stomodeum, proctodeum and tracheae) and produced by the epidermal cells.
The area that is external, concave, and does not correspond to an apodeme.
The joint that is composed of two sclerites connected with to articulations.
The apodeme that corresponds to the site of origin of the dilator muscle of the propodeal spiracle.
The sulcus that corresponds with the discrimenal lamella.
The ridge that is median, longitudinal and arises anteriorly from the base of the furca.
The male genitalia muscle that originates distally from the gonostipes and inserts internally on the median surface of the harpe distally of the site of insertion of the proximal gonostipo-harpal muscle.
The male genitalia muscle that arises distally of the lateral part of the gonostipes and inserts on the distal part of the parossiculus distally of the site of origin of the proximal gonostipo-parossiculal muscle.
The tarsal plantula that arises distally on the tarsomere.
The apodeme that is the ventrally curved distal apex of the cuspis and corresponds to the site of origin of the lateral basivolsella-digitus muscle (q,r sensu Boulange 1924) in some non-apocritan Hymenoptera.
distodorsal gonostipo-penisvalval muscle
The male genitalia muscle that arises distally along the dorsomedial margin of the gonostipes (just distally of the site of origin of the proximodorsal gonostipo-penisvalval muscle) and inserts proximally on the penisvalva.
distoventral gonostipo-penisvalval muscle
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the apex gonostipitis (just dorsally of the site of origin of the proximoventral gonostipo-penisvalva muscle) and inserts distally on the penisvalva. The site of insertion of the muscle corresponds to the ergot (if present).
The area that is located medially on the axilla and is delimited laterally by the axillar carina and posteromedially by scutoscutellar sulcus.
The notch that is located submedially on the dorsal margin of the pronotum and fits with the anterior extension of the preaxilla.
The profurcal muscle that originates from the lateral part of the lateral mesofurcal arm and inserts on the posterior surface of the posterior profurcal lamella.
The carina that extends along the dorsal margin of the mesometapleuron.
The inflection that extends along the dorsal margin of the mesopleuron anterior to the subalar pit and articulates with the second axillary sclerite.
The area that is more heavily sclerotised than surrounding areas, traverse the mesopostnotum, unites laterally with the dorsal mesopostnotal flange, continuous laterally with the laterophragma and dorsally (anteriorly) with the pseudophragma and is located anterior to the ventral mesopostnotal flange.
The notch that is situated medially on the dorsal margin of the mesopostnotum.
The ridge that extends along the lateral metafurcal arm and corresponds to the site of origin of the metafurco-second abdominal sternal muscle.
The area that is delimited posterodorsally by the metapleural carina and anteroventrally by the metapleural sulcus.
The pharyngeal muscle that arises on the inner proximal surface of the upper face, laterally to the origin of the anterior fronto-labral muscle, but mesally to the posterior fronto-labral muscle.
No definition or reference, unclear concept.
The tentorio-labial muscle that arises from the tentorial arm and inserts on the distal end of the hypopharyngeal rod or on the proximodorsal corner of the anterior glossal sclerite, lateral to the distal opening of the salivarium.
The ridge that extends dorsally on the profurcal arm and corresponds to the site of origin of the dorsal and ventral profurco-postoccipital muscles.
The postoccipital muscle that arises from the dorsal part of the lateral area of the dorsal profurcal lamella and inserts on the postocciput.
The area that is delimited ventrally by the pronotal suprahumeral sulcus and corresponds to the site of origin of the pronoto-procoxal, pronoto-postoccipital, pronoto-laterocervical and the pronoto-propleural muscles.
The corner that is located submedially on the dorsal margin of the pronotum and that is adjacent to the anterolateral mesoscutal corner.
The inflection that extends along the dorsal margin of the pronotum and supports the anterior inflection of the mesoscutum.
The area that is located posterodorsally of the well-sclerotized lateral propleural area and usually differs from it in sculpture.
The ridge that is marginal or submarginal, extends along the dorsal margin of the propleuron and corresponds to the site of origin of the lateral propleuro-postoccipital muscle.
The inflection that extends along the dorsal margin of the propodeum and accommodates the metanotum.
The sclerite that is located dorsally between the penisvalvae.
The salivarial muscle that arises from the proximal part of the hypopharyngeal rod or the distal end of the lateral arm of the prementum and inserts on the dorsal salivarial wall.
The apodeme that arises anterodorsally from the anterior tentorial arm and extends to the anterior wall of the cranium.
The apical tooth of mandible that is located closest to the clypeus.
The anatomical line that is located between the dorsum and the pleuron.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the dorsolateral part of the cupula (just laterally of the site of origin of the dorsomedian cupulo-gonostipal muscle) and inserts on the dorsolateral part of the gonostipes.
The male genitalia muscle that originates medially from the dorsal part of the cupula and inserts medioproximally on the dorsal part of the gonostipes.
The pit that is located at the proximal end of the dorsal carina on the abdominal tergum 2.
The cavitated compound organ that is canal-like, layered with epithelial cells and leads from an exocrine gland or organ.
The duct(s) that is(are) connect vasa deferentia with endophallus and is(are) ectodermal in origin.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the sclerites and muscles of the external male genitalia.
The margin that extends along the border of two areas that are oriented differently.
The flagellomere that is located proximally on the flagellum and lacks longitudinal sensilla.
The anatomical space that surrounds the plate-like structure in a multiporous plate sensillum.
The procuticle that is not tanned (sclerotised, proteins scarcely crosslinked) and located between the Schmidt's layer and the exocuticle.
The conjunctiva that connects the gonopore with the phallotrema.
The carina that delimits posteriorly the epicnemium.
The invagination that is located at the lateral end of the epicnemial carina.
The scrobe that is located anteroventrally on the mesopectus and accomodates the procoxa.
The area that is located posteroventrally on the propleuron and is delimited anteriorly by the epicoxal sulcus.
The sulcus that is dorsal to the coxal foramen.
The suture that is Y-shaped and located dorsally on the cranium.
The epithelium that is located in the integument and composed of epidermal cells.
The area that is located on the pleuron and is delimited anteriorly by the pleural sulcus.
The conjunctiva that extends between the distal margin of the labrum and the proximal boundary of the cibarium.
The lobe that is located distally on the epipharyngeal wall.
The flange that is located on abdominal tergum 10, between the cerci.
The area that is located on the pleuron anteroventrally of the pleural sulcus.
The notch that is located on the ventral margin of the clypeus.
The ridge that corresponds to the epistomal sulcus.
The sulcus that extends along the epistomal line.
The carina that is vertical, crosses the pronotum and separates the lateral pronotal area from the median pronotal area.
The apodeme that is lateral, located medially on the penisvalva and corresponds to the sites of insertion of the lateral gonostipo-penisvalval, distoventral gonostipo-penisvalval and the parossiculo-penisvalval muscles.
The sclerite that is located on the thoracic sternum posteriorly of the spinasternum.
The area that is modified for releasing glandular products.
The procuticle that is tanned (sclerotised, proteins are highly crosslinked) and located between the endocuticle and epicuticle.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the cupula, gonostyle, volsella and the aedeagus.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the gonostipites and volsellae.
The labial muscle that arises from the prementum lateral to the point of origin of the premento-glossal muscle and inserts on the proximal part of the proximal segments of the labial palp.
The cuticle that is discarded after a molt.
The area that extends from the median ocellus to the oral foramen.
The area that is concave, narrow, often finely and densely pubescent and extends along the inner orbit.
The line that extends along the border of the eye and lower face.
The pit that is located on the upper face dorsal to the intertorular carina and corresponds internally to a conical apodeme and not the tentorium.
The sulcus that arises medially from the ventral margin of the median ocellus and extends towards the intertorular carina.
The band that is transverse and composed of setae in Apoidea.
The setiferous patch that is located sublaterally on an abdominal sternum.
The band that is composed of flattened setae and secretory pores and is located laterally on abdominal tergum 3.
The genitalia that is part of the female organism.
Concept miss-interpreted based on label only, interpretation doesn't exist in real life.
The scrobe that is located on the mesopleuron into which the mesofemur fits when pressed against the mesosoma.
The leg segment that is distal to the trochanter and proximal to the tibia.
The sclerite that is located in the proximal end of the unpaired part of the ductus ejaculatorius.
The abdominal spiracle that is the anteriormost in the body.
The axillary sclerite that articulates anteriorly and medially with the anterior notal wing process laterally with the second axillary sclerite, and posteriorly with the posterior notal wing process.
The sclerite that is located between the second axillary and the distal arm of the third axillary at the base of the mediocubital field.
The mesonotal muscle that arises ventrally from the mesopectus and inserts on the mesoscutum laterally of the notauli and medially of the parascutal carina.
The postoccipital muscle that originates from the first phragma and inserts on the postocciput.
The propleural muscle that arises medially from the prophragma and inserts on the posterodorsal margin of the propleuron.
The mesophragmal muscle that extends between the prophragma and mesophragma.
The male genitalia muscle that originates proximally from the gonostipes and inserts internally on the medial surface of the harpe proximally of the site of insertion of the distal gonostipo-harpal muscle.
The wing cell that is located on the wing.
The area that is proximal to and is connected with the first valvula via the dorsal ramus of the first valvula. The first valvifer articulates with the abdominal tergum 9 via the tergo-valvifer articulation and with the second valvifer via the intervalvifer articulation.
The sclerite that is distal to the first valvifer and articulates with the second valvula via the aulax.
The line that secondarily divides a sclerite.
The sclerite that is located at the apex of the glossa in Apoidea.
The annulus that is located distally of the pedicel.
The anatomical cluster composed of flagellomeres.
The projection that is lamella-like and is located on a rim, carina, apodeme or edge.
The anatomical space that is surrounded by sclerites and allows for the passage of haemolymph, nerves and tracheae.
The anatomical space that is surrounded by the proximal margin of the cupula.
The foramen that is delimited dorsally by the postocciput.
The leg that is located on the prothorax.
The tibia that is located on the fore leg.
The wing that is located on the mesothorax.
The articular surface that is concave and accomodates the condyle of another sclerite.
The line that is transverse, arched anteriorly and is continuous with the posterior margins of the mesoscutellar arms.
The area that is located posteriorly on the mesoscutellum and is delimited anteriorly by the frenal line.
The line that is median and extending on the frons between the anterior ocellus and the torular space.
The area that extends along the lateral margin of the upper face.
The setiferous patch that is located on the frons.
The suture that diverges ventrally (or anteriorly) from the coronal suture between the antennal foramina toward the anterior articulations of the mandibles.
The anatomical space that is delimited posteriorly by the distal part of the sitophore and anteriorly by the tormae.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of flagellomeres located between the pedicel and clava or the distalmost anellus and clava.
The annulus that is located in the funicle.
The apodeme that arises medially from the ventral part of the thorax and corresponds to the site of origin of interfurcal and coxal muscles.
The furca that is paired, arises medioventrally from the sternum and corresponds to the furcal pit.
The area that is located posteriorly on the prosternum and bears the profurca.
The lobe that is located on the maxilla distal to the stipes and lateral to the lacinia.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of all abdominal segments posterior to abdominal segment 2.
The area that is concave, transverse, and located anterolaterally on abdominal tergum 3.
The area that is delimited by the intersection of the interorbital plane, the margin of the compound eye, the margin of the oral foramen, the occipital carina and the malar sulcus.
The setiferous patch that is located on the gena.
The anatomical system that is involved in copulation, fertilization and/or oviposition.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of epithelial cell(s) that secrete or excrete materials not related to their ordinary metabolic needs.
The lobe that is median, unpaired and is situated on the labium distally on the salivarial orifice. The glossa is the median labial endite.
The labial muscle that arises on the ventral part of the prementum, laterally to the ventral premento-salivarial muscle and inserts on the anterior glossal sclerite.
The groove that is located between the spiracle and the anterior margin of abdominal tergum 2.
The apophysis that is located ventromedially on the basal margin of the cupula. The median and lateral 8th metasomal sterno-cupulal muscles inserts on the gonocondyle.
The sclerite that is the apical-most sclerite of the external male genitalia and connected along its basal margin with the cupula.
The conjunctiva that is located at the distal apex of the harpe.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the gonostipites, volsellae and harpes.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the basiura and inserts on the endophallus.
The sclerite that is located distally on the parossiculus.
The sclerite that is connected proximally with the cupula, distally with the harpe, ventromedially with the parossiculus.
The apodeme that is located proximally on the ventral part of the gonostipes.
The male genitalia muscle that arises proximally from the ventral part of the gonostipes and inserts on the volsella at the border between the gono- and parossiculi.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the gonostipes and the harpe.
The carina that is transverse and posteriorly directed laterally and is located on the abdominal tergite.
The seta that is located on the anterior margin of the hind wing and interlocks with the recurved posterior edge of the fore wing in Hymenoptera during flight, making them functionally one winged.
The sclerite that is connected distally to the gonostipes.
The male genitalia muscle that arises form the harpe and inserts on the gonomacula.
The tagma that is located anterior to the thorax.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the cranium and compound eye cuticle.
The leg that is located on the metathorax.
The wing that is located on the metathorax.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of median plates.
The sclerite that articulates with the proximal end of the costal vein.
The sclerite that is connected to the lateral margin of the metanotum and bears the anterior metanotal wing process.
The multi-cellular organism that is classified in Hymenoptera.
The carina that extends on the vertex between the outer orbits.
The anatomical space that is delimited anteriorly by the clypeus and posteriorly by the labrum.
The process that is continuous proximally with the anterodistal edge of the lateral part of the prementum and distally with the anterior glossal sclerite.
The area that is delimited proximally by the proximal margin of the sitophore, distally by the salivarial orifice.
The abdominal sternum that is the posteriormost visible sclerite located ventrally in the abdomen.
The area that extends on the posterior (ventral) margin of the oral foramen along the site of attachments of the conjunctiva connecting the cranium with the maxillae and is delimited laterally by the pleurostomal fossa.
The subforaminal bridge that is delimited laterally by the dorsally extended hypostomal carina.
The carina that delimits the hypostoma from the cranium.
The sulcus that extends along the posteroventral margin of the cranium between and delimits the hypostoma.
The projection that is located on the posterolateral margin of the oral foramen at the junction of the hypostoma and the pleurostomal fossa.
The groove that does not correspond to a ridge.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of a ridge that extends along the margin of a sclerite and the marginal area of the sclerite delimited from the sclerite by the ridge articulating with the inflection of another sclerite.
The line that extends along the border between the eye and face.
The tarsal plantula that arises medially on the tarsomere.
The anatomical system that forms the covering layer of the animal, ectodermal in origin and composed of epidermal cells producing the cuticle.
The area that is elevated and extends inbetween the toruli.
The sulcus that is located in the anteroposterior median line of the mesonotum, extends between the posterior margin of the mesoscutum and anterior margin of the mesoscutellum.
The area that is located between the acetabular carina and the ventral mesopleural carina.
The compound organ that functions as producer and transporter of sperm, spermatophore and semen, composed of the testes, vas deferens, accessory glands and ductus ejaculatorius. Ecto- and mesodermal in origin.
The ridge that corresponds to the metascutellar arm.
The pit that is located on the upper face between lateral ocelli and corresponds internally with a conical apodeme and not the tentorium.
The area that is limited posteriorly by the posterior ocellar line and laterally by the lateral ocellar line.
The seta that is located at the intersection of the margins of three ommatidiae.
The interocular distance that is the shortest between the inner margin of compound eyes.
The male genitalia muscle that connects the valvurae.
The conjunctiva that connects two segments.
intersegmental membrane-mesobasalar muscle
The mesobasalar muscle that arises from the intersegmental membrane between the pronotum and the mesopectus and inserts on the mesobasalare.
The sclerite that is located on the intersegmental membrane.
The intersegmentalia that is located in between sterna.
The area that is unsculptured and is delimited by striae or punctures.
The carina that extends between the dorsal margin of toruli.
The sternal sclerite in the venter of the ninth abdominal segment between the second valvifers.
The male genitalia muscle that connects the proximal part of parossiculi.
The sternal muscle that connects the lateral margins of the abdominal tergum 9 and extends internally of the external male genitalia.
The male genitalia muscle that connects the dorsal and ventral part of the gonostipes.
The labial muscle that arises from a palpal segment and inserts on the palpal segment distal to it.
The wing region that is delimited by the plica jugalis.
The carina that is longitudinal and mesal to the antennal base.
The area that is located apically on the gonostyle when it consist only from one sclerite and set off partly by conjunctiva. The kleisiades is never connected to the proximal part of the gonostyle via muscles.
Adds an unnecessary layer in the circumscription of glossa and paraglossa
The gland that empties between the base of the hypopharynx and the labium, or on the hypopharynx.
The palp that is situated on the labium articulating laterally on the prementum.
The suture that extends between the prementum and the postmentum.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the labium and maxillae.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the unpaired glossa, paraglossae, unpaired prementum, unpaired postmentum, labial palps. The labium is situated between the maxillae and continuous anterodorsally with the hypopharyngeal wall.
The epipharyngeal muscle that arises from the proximal part of the labrum and inserts on the distal epipharyngeal wall.
The sclerite that is situated along the distal margin of the clypeus and is connected along its proximal margin with the distal margin of the epipharyngeal wall.
The lobe that is located on the maxilla, distal to the stipes and median to the galea.
Indestinguishable from carina- HAO:0000188.
The larval tagma that is located posterior to the thorax.
The larval tagma that is located anterior to the thorax.
The larval tagma that is composed of the prothorax, mesothorax and metathorax and is located between the head and the abdomen.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from 9th metasomal sternite laterally of the spiculum and inserts on the gonocondyle.
The apodeme that is located laterally on the proximal margin of abdominal tergum 9.
The area that is located between the notaulus and the parascutal carina.
The projection that is located on the prolpeuron posterolaterally of the epicoxal lobe and bears the procoxal condyle of the propleuron.
lateral coxal articular process of the propleuron
The area that is located laterally on the axilla and is delimited medially by the axillar carina.
The bar that extends from the dorsal axillar area to the mesoscutellum.
The area that is located anterolaterally on the basisternum and forms the median propleural site of articulation with the procoxa.
The carina that extends along the lateral margin of abdominal tergite 3.
The male genitalia muscle that arises laterally from the gonostipes and inserts laterally on the penisvalva. The site of insertion of the muscle corresponds to the ergot if present.
lateral intrinsic muscle of the volsella
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the proximal apex of the parossiculus laterally of the site of origin of the medial intrinsic muscle of the volsella and inserts laterally of the site of parossiculal site of articulation of the gonossiculus.
The inflection that extends along the anterolateral margin of the mesoscutum and fit with the dorsal pronotal inflection.
The apodeme that arises from the base of the mesofurca.
lateral mesofurco-mesotrochanteral muscle
The mesotrochanteral muscle that arises laterally from the lateral mesofurcal arm, laterally to the site of origin of the median mesofurco-mesotrochanteral muscle and inserts on the mesotrochanteral apodeme.
The projection that is located on the posterodorsal margin of the axillula.
The metacoxal muscle that originates ventrally of the metapleural ridge and inserts anterolaterally on the dorsal margin of the metacoxa.
There is no cervical sclerite and hence no cervix in Hymenoptera.
The anatomical line that is the shortest between the margins of the median and lateral ocelli.
synonym of dorsal profurco-procoxal muscle
The area of the pronotum that is lateral and delimited medially by the epomial carina.
The area that is located laterally on the propleuron and is delimited by the longitudinal carina of the propleuron.
The area that is located laterally on the propodeum, is delimited posteromedially by the lateral propodeal carina and is delimited laterally by the plica.
The carina that is oblique and arises from the anterior margin of the propodeum and extends to the posterior propodeal projection.
The carina which is present on the lateral margin of the mesoscutellum.
The pit that is located along the posterolateral margin of the mesoscutellum.
The hypopharyngeal muscle that arises from the distal end of the anterior tentorial arm or from the inner surface of the head capsule and inserts on the lateral surface of the proximolateral processes of the sitophore.
The procoxal muscle that arises from the cervical apodeme and inserts on the procoxa on the opposite side from which it arises.
The depression that is located laterally and proximally on abdominal tergum 2.
The apodeme that is located laterally on the postnotum.
accessory sclerite of 4th axillary sclerite
muscle bearing process of mesopostphragma
The tergite that is located laterally on the abdominal tergum.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the coxa and all distal leg segments and is connected to the pectus.
The area that is located distally on the labium and formed from the combined glossae and paraglossae.
The carina that extends along the lateral margin of the ventral propleural area.
longitudinal line of the dorsal profurcal lamella
The line that crosses the dorsal profurcal lamella and corresponds to the site of origin of the anterior profurcal lamella.
The carina that is longitudinal and is located on the metacoxa.
The epipharyngeal muscle that is unpaired and arises from the distal part of the pharyngeal wall and inserts along most of the length of the proximal epipharyngeal wall.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of abscissae extending along the long axis of the wing.
The area that is limited dorsally by the ventral margin of the torulus laterally by the malar sulcus and ventrally by the oral foramen.
The anatomical line that is the shortest between the lower orbit and the ventrolateral margin of the cranium.
The sulcus that extends between the ventral margin of the compound eye and the base of the mandible.
The genitalia that is part of the male organism.
The sclerite that is connected to the cranium along the anterior margin of the oral foramen via the anterior and posterior cranio-mandibular articulations.
The apodeme that corresponds to the site of insertion of the mandibular adductor muscle.
The condyle that is located ventrally (posteriorly) on the proximolateral edge of the mandible and inserts into the pleurostomal fossa.
The gland that opens mesally at the base of the mandible.
The line that delimits the periphery of an area.
The row of setae that is located along the margin of the wing blade in the same plane as the wing blade.
The abscissa that is located along the anterior margin of the fore wing and is thought to correspond to the anterior abscissa of the radius (R1).
The anatomical cluster that consists of cardo, stipes, galea, lacinia and maxillary palps. The maxilla is situated lateral to the labium.
The gland that opens medially at the bases of the maxillae.
The palp that is located on the maxilla articulating laterally on the stipes.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the spiculum and inserts on the gonocondyle.
The male genitalia muscle that arises medially from along the proximal margin of the parossiculus and inserts medially of parossiculal site of articulation of the gonossiculus.
The impression that is longitudinal and located medially on the abdominal tergum 1.
The wing vein that is posterior to the radial vein and is connected to the anterior margin of the anterior median plate.
The area that is located between the notauli.
median mesofurco-mesotrochanteral muscle
The mesotrochanteral muscle that arises from the ventral surface of the lateral mesofurcal arm medial to the site of origin of the lateral mesofurco-mesotrochanteral muscle and inserts on the mesotrochanteral apodeme.
The line that is located in the anteroposterior median line of the mesoscutum.
The sulcus that is located in the anteroposterior midline of the mesoscutum and corresponds with the median mesoscutal ridge.
The metacoxal muscle that arises from the paracoxal ridge and from the metadiscrimenal lamella and inserts anterolaterally on the dorsal margin of the metacoxa.
The depression that is oblique and located submedially on the mesopleuron between the fore coxa and posterolateral corner of the mesopleuron.
The ocellus that is located medially on the cranium.
The sclerite that is located in the humeral complex.
The procoxal muscle that arises partly from the posteroventral surface of the ventral profurcal lamella and partly from the ventral surface of the profurcal arm.
The carina that is oriented anteroposteriorly and is located medially on the propodeum.
The sclerite that is located ventrally between the penisvalvae.
The sulcus that is located on the postgenal suture.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the spiculum and inserts on the cupula just laterally of the gonocondyle.
The sclerite that articulates basally with the submentum and apically with the prementum.
The area that is located posterolaterally and proximally on the coxa, proximal to the basicostal suture.
The inflection that extends along the dorsal margin of the mesopectus.
The ridge that extends along the posterior margin of the mesopectus.
The sulcus that extends along the posterior margin of the mesopectus, delimits the mesepimeral area and corresponds to the mesepimeral ridge.
The epimeron that is located on the mesopleuron.
A groove on the mesopleuron, extending ventrally from a pit under the base of the forewings and, when complete, reaching the anteroventral margin of the metathorax.
The episternum that is located on the mesopleuron.
The basalare that is located in the mesothorax.
The acetabulum that is located posteroventrally on the mesopectus, accommodates the mesocoxa and is delimited anterolaterally by the postpectal carina.
The mesosubalare muscle that arises from the mesocoxa and inserts on the mesosubalare.
The discrimen that is located in the mesothorax and corresponds with the mesodiscrimenal lamella.
The discrimenal lamella that is located in the mesothorax.
The furca that is not paired, arises from the mesopectus and continuous with the mesodiscrimenal lamella.
The apodeme that connects the lateral mesofurcal arms and corresponds to the site of origin of the dorsal mesofurco-profurcal muscle.
The furcal pit that is located in the mesothorax.
The mesocoxal muscle that originates from the mesofurca and inserts on the mesocoxa.
The mesolaterophragmal muscle that arises from the mesofurca and inserts on the mesolaterophragma.
The metabasalar muscle that originates from the mesofurca and inserts on the metabasalare.
The sulcus that crosses the mesometapleuron from the posterolateral margin of the mesocoxal foramen to the mesopleural pit.
The suture that is located between the mesopleuron and the metapleuron.
The sclerite that is comprised of the fused meso- and metapleura.
The area that is limited anteriorly by the pronotum, laterally by the basalare, axillary sclerites, subalare and the mesopectus and posterolaterally by the mesopostnotum and the metanotum.
The sclerite that is U-shaped in cross section, connected anteriorly with the pronotum and the propectus, dorsally with the basalare, the mesonotum, the second axillary sclerite and the subalare, posteriorly with the metapectus and bears the mesodiscrimenal lamella and the mesofurca.
The phragma that extends along the ventral (posterior) margin of the ventral mesopostnotal flange and corresponds to the site of origin of the prophragmo-mesophragmal and the mesophragmo-metaphragmal muscles.
The carina that crosses the mesopleuron and limits ventrally the femoral depression.
The epicoxal sulcus that is located on the mesopleuron.
The area that is limited dorsally by the subalar ridge, posteroventrally by the speculum and ends posteriorly in the subalar pit.
The mesobasalar muscle that originates anteroventrally from the mesopleuron and insert on the mesobasalare.
The mesocoxal muscle that arises from the mesopleuron and inserts on the mesocoxa.
mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing muscle
The hind wing third axillary muscle that arises from the mesopleuron and inserts on the third axillary sclerite of hind wing.
mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing
The area that is located laterally of the mesodiscrimen.
The sclerite that bears the mesophragma and the mesolaterophragma.
The area that is located posteromedially on the mesoscutellum and delimited anteriorly by the mesoscutellar arm and the corresponding posterior mesoscutellar ridge.
The sulcus that extends medially along the parascutal carina and corresponds to a shallow ridge.
The sulcus that extends along the anterior margin of the mesoscutum between the anterior-most point of the preaxilla and the anteroadmedian line and corresponds to the vertical lobe of the mesoscutum.
The area that is located posteriorly of the transscutal line and is composed of the axillae and the mesoscutellum.
The metanotal muscle that arises from the mesonotum and inserts on the metanotum.
The scutellum that is located on the mesonotum.
The scutum that is located on the mesonotum.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the prothorax, mesothorax and the metapectal-propodeal complex.
The metafurcal muscle that arises from the mesospinasternum and inserts on the metafurca.
The mesocoxal muscle that originates at least partly from the mesodiscrimenal lamella and inserts on the mesocoxa.
The procoxal muscle that arises anteriorly from the mesodiscrimenal lamella and inserts posteriorly on the procoxa.
The eusternum that is located in the mesothorax.
The subalare that is located in the mesothorax.
The spiracle that is located on the border of the pronotum and mesopleuron.
The thoracic segment that is located between the prothorax and the metathorax and is delimited by the mesopectus and the mesonotum.
The trochantin that is located in the mesothorax.
The basalare that is located in the metathorax.
The coxa that is located on the hind leg.
The acetabulum that is concave, is located ventrally on metapectal-propodeal complex and is delimited anteriorly by the transverse metepisternal carina and accomodates the base of the metacoxa.
The metasubalare muscle that arises from the metacoxa and inserts on the metasubalare.
The discrimen that is located in the metathorax and corresponds to the metadiscrimenal lamella.
The discrimenal lamella that is located in the metathorax.
The furca that is located medioventrally on the metapectus.
The apodeme that arises ventromedially form the metapectus, extends towards the metapleural apodeme and corresponds to the site of origin of metacoxal and metatrochanteral muscles.
The furcal pit that is located in the metathorax.
The metacoxal muscle that originates from the metafurca and inserts on the posterior margin of the metacoxa.
The metatrochanteral muscle that arises from the metafurca and inserts on the metatrochanteral apodeme.
metafurco-second abdominal sternal muscle
The second abdominal sternal muscle that arises from the metafurca and inserts on abdominal sternum 2.
The process that is located on the metascutellum.
The area that is concave, and is delimited medially by the metascutellum, laterally by the supraalar area and posteriorly by the metascutellar arm.
The sulcus that extends along the anterior margin of the fused metanotum and abdominal tergum 1 and delimit an anterior narrow, usually differently sculptured area.
The metatrochanteral muscle that originates from the humeral sclerite and inserts on the metatrochanteral apodeme.
The alinotum that is located in the metathorax, is connected with the mesoscutellum and the mesopostnotum anteriorly and the acrotergite of the first abdominal tergum posteromedially.
The sclerite that is connected anteriorly with the mesopectus dorsally with the metanotum, the metabasalare, second axillary sclerite of the hind wing and the metasubalare and articulates with the metacoxae and the metasoma.
The area that is located anteriorly of the metapleural sulcus and ridge.
The phragma that corresponds to the site of origin of the mesophragmo-metaphragmal and metaphragmo-second abdominal tergal muscles.
The pleural apodeme that is connected with the metafurca.
The area that is located anterodorsally on the metapleuron.
The carina that delimits the metapleuron dorsally from the propodeum, extends from just ventral of the metapleural arm to the metacoxal articulation and passes anteroventral to the propodeal spiracle.
The carina that delimits posteriorly the metapleural triangle.
The epicoxal sulcus that extends anteriorly along and close to the metapleural epicoxal carina.
The pleural pit that is corresponds to the metapleural apodeme.
The pleural ridge that corresponds to the metapleural sulcus.
The line that corresponds with the metapleural ridge.
The area that is located anteroventrally on the metapectus, is delimited ventrally by the ventral carina of the metapleuron and is triangular.
The metabasalar muscle that arises from the metapleuron and inserts on the metabasalare.
The metanotal muscle that arises from the metapleuron and inserts on the metanotum.
The metasubalare muscle that arises from the metapleuron and inserts on the metasubalare.
The metatrochanteral muscle that arises from the metapleuron and inserts on the metatrochanteral apodeme.
metapleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing muscle
The hind wing third axillary muscle that originates from the metapleuron and inserts on the third axillary sclerite of the hind wing.
The area that is located laterally of the metadiscrimen.
Based on the definition of the postnotum sensu Snodgrass there is no metapostnotum in Hymenoptera.
The area that is elevated and extends along the posterior margin of the metanotum from the metascutellum to the supraalar area.
The carina that delimits laterally the metascutellum.
The area that is located posteromedially on the metanotum, is delimited laterally by the metanotal trough and corresponds to the reservoir of the dorsal vessel.
The tagma that is connected anteriorly to the metapectal-propodeal complex at the propodeal foramen and consists of abdominal segments.
The acetabulum that is concave, surrounds the nucha and accomodates the base of the metasoma.
The eusternum that is located in the metathorax.
The subalare that is located in the metathorax.
The thoracic segment that is located between the mesothorax and the first abdominal tergum and is delimited by the metanotum and the metapectus.
The tibia that is located on the hind leg.
The epimeron that is located on the metapleuron and is located posteriorly of the metapleural sulcus.
The scrobe that is located anteroventrally on the mesopectus and accomodates the mesocoxa.
The episternum that is located anteroventrally of the metapleural sulcus.
The coxa that is located on the mid leg.
The leg that is located on the mesothorax.
The depression that is located posteromedially on the mesoscutum.
The joint that is composed of two sclerites that are connected with one articulation.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the labrum, epipharyngeal wall, hypopharyngeal wall (including the sitophore), mandibles, maxillae, labium and conjunctivae connecting them.
The sensillum that corresponds to a multiporous plate.
The portion of tissue that is composed of contractile fibers.
The apodeme that corresponds to the site of insertions of the lateral metapleuro-metanotal muscles.
The intrinsic leg muscle that originates within the tibia and femur and has a long tendon that inserts through the terminal tarsomere onto the unguitractor.
The area that is located posteroventrally on the pronotum and corresponds to the site of origin of first flexor of the fore wing muscle.
The ridge that extends along the anterior margin of the netrion.
The sulcus that delimits anteriorly the netrion.
The line that extends submedially along the mesoscutum and corresponds to the median border of the site of origin of the first mesopleuro-mesonotal muscle.
The depression that is located on a margin, edge or carina.
The suture that is located between the mesonotum and mesopleuron.
The area that is located dorsally on the thoracic segment and limited laterally by the pleuron.
The area that is raised and surrounds the propodeal foramen.
The area that is located on the cranium and is delimited anteriorly by the occipital suture and posteriorly by the postoccipital sutures.
The carina that surrounds dorsolaterally the occiput.
The fossa that articulates with the cervical prominence.
The depression that is located submedially on the occiput, ventral to the occipital carina.
The sulcus that is paired, extends dorsally from the posterior tentorial pit towards lateral ocellus and corresponds with the occipital ridge.
The area that is concave and surrounds the postocciput.
The apodeme that corresponds to the site of origin of the occlusor muscle of the thoracic spiracle.
occlusor muscle apodeme of anterior thoracic spiracle
The depression that extends along the lateral margin of a lateral ocellus or along anterior margin of the anterior ocellus.
The multi-tissue structure that is located on the top of the head, composed of the corneal lens, pigment cell, rhabdoms and synaptic plexus.
The anatomical line that is shortest and connects the compound eye and the lateral ocellus.
The sulcus that extends along the margin of compound eye and corresponds to the circumocular ridge.
The sclerite that functions like a lid and covers the spiracular opening.
The foramen that is located anteriorly/ventrally on the cranium in which the mouthparts are positioned.
The sclerite that is located proximodorsally on the pretarsus and connects the distodorsal margin of the telotarsus with the dorsal part of the arolium.
The band that extends along the medial margin of the eye.
The carina that is longitudinal and extends anteriorly on the lateral surface of the mandible.
The impression that extends dorsally of the condylar carina of the mandible.
The line that extends along the border between the eye and gena.
The anatomical space that receives sperm ejected from the aedeagus.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the first valvulae, second valvulae, third valvulae, first valvifers and second valvifers .
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the third valvulae.
The seta that is paddle-shaped and is located on the probasitarsus.
The area that is located on the stipes and which articulates with the maxillary palp.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the palpal segments.
The ridge that extends along the anterior margin of the metapectus.
The sulcus that corresponds to the paracoxal ridge.
The lobe that is submedian, paired, and is situated distally on the labium, laterally of the glossa.
The labial muscle that arises from the ventral part of the prementum, anterior to the origin of the premento-glossal muscle and ventral premento-salivarial muscle and inserts on the posterior glossal sclerite.
The projection that is located distolaterally on the hypostoma and extends to the clypeus separating the mandibular socket from the oral foramen.
The area that is located on the face and delimited ventromedially by the epistomal sulcus.
The carina that surrounds the compound eye.
The area that is located ventromedially on the paraocular area and is surrounded partly by the epistomal sulcus.
The area that is the dorsomedian part of the gonostipes and is the site of origin of the distodorsal and proximodorsal gonostipo-penisvalval muscles.
The area that is narrow and connects the parapenis with the rest of the gonostipes.
The signum that is located between the notaulus and the parascutal carina and corresponds to the site of origin of the dorsoventral indirect flight muscle.
The area that is delimited medially by the parapsidal line and laterally by the parascutal carina.
The area that is located on the upper face, is delimited medially by the antennal scrobe and laterally by the inner orbit.
The rim that extends along the lateral margin of the lateral area of the mesoscutum and delimits the preaxilla.
The projection that is lateral and located apically on the penisvalva.
The area that is lateral on the cranium between the frontal and occipital areas, separated above by the coronal suture.
The band that is located on the anterior part of the larval head.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the proximal apex of the parossiculus and inserts on the medially on the penisvalva. The muscle inserts on the ergot if present.
The male genitalia muscle that originates from the parossiculus and inserts on the endophallic membrane around the phallotrema.
The sclerite that is connected distally with the gonossiculus, laterally with gonostipes, proximally with the gonostipital arm.
The area that is rounded and differs from surrounding regions in sculpture, setae, and/or pigmentation.
The sclerite that is located ventrally of the thoracic segment and bears the furca and the lateral coxal condyle of the pleuron.
The antennal segment that is the second segment of the antenna and is connected proximally with the scape and distally with the flagellum.
The sclerite that is paired, located in the middle of the external male genitalia, surrounds the distal part of the ductus ejaculatorius and the endophallus.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the median surface of the proximal apex of the penisvalva and inserts on the endophallus.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the proximal apex of the penisvalva and inserts on the apiceps.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the medial surface of the proximal part of the penisvalva and inserts on the endophallus just around the phallotrema.
The anatomical cluster that comprises the ventral marginal of the cranium, including the clypeus, the pleurostomata, and the hyperstomata.
A sclerotic ring surrounding the outer spiracular opening.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the cupulae, gonostipites and volsellae.
The anatomical space that is the opening of the endophallus.
The developing adult after pupal-adult apolysis, i.e. from stage P8 (when yellow eye color first becomes visible through the pupal case), to eclosion.
The antecosta that corresponds to the site of attachment of the dorsal longitudinal muscles in the thorax.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of fine, dense setae, acanthae or microtrichiae.
The patch that is impressed and corresponds to an apophysis.
The sclerite that is located proximoventrally on the pretarsus and is connected proximally with the unguitractor plate and distally with the arolium.
The apodeme that is located on the pleuron.
The apophysis that is adjacent to the pleural ridge.
The anatomical cluster composed of the pro-, meso-, and metapleura.
The pit that is located on the pleuron and corresponds to the pleural apophysis.
The ridge that extends between the pleural wing process and the lateral coxal articulation and marks the border between the episternum and epimeron.
The sulcus that corresponds to the pleural ridge and separates the episternum from the epimeron.
The fossa that is located on the dorsal margin of the pleuron and accomodates the second axillary sclerite.
The sclerite that is located on the pleuron.
The line of separation between the pleural region and the venter, lying mesad of the limb bases, but obscured when the latter are fused with the sterna.
The sclerite that articulates with the leg and is connected along its dorsal margin with the notum and ventral margin with the sternum.
The area that extends on the ventral (anterior) margin of the cranium along the site of origin of the conjunctiva connecting the mandible with the cranium and is delimited posteriorly (ventrally) by the posterior (ventral) margin of the pleurostomal fossa and anteriorly (dorsally) by the anterior (dorsal) margin of the pleurostomal condyle.
The condyle that is located on the anterior (dorsal) margin of the pleurostoma and inserts into the mandibular acetabulum.
The fossa that is located postero- (ventro-) medially on the pleurostoma and accomodates the mandibular condyle.
The ridge that extends between the pleurostomal fossa and pleurostomal condyle and delimits the lateral margin of the pleurostoma.
The suture that is dorsal to the mandible and is part of the subgenal suture.
The carina that arises from the anterior margin of the abdominal tergum 1 medially of the propodeal spiracle extends to the posterior propodeal projection.
The wing fold that is located between the mediocubital field and axillary region.
The wing fold that is located between the cubital field and the first vannal vein.
The area that is delimited laterally by the metapleural carina and medially by the plica.
The area corresponding to the upper margin of the mandible, above the acetabular groove, commonly ending in the preapical tooth or teeth.
The setiferous patch that is located ventrally on the mesopleuron posterior to the epicnemial carina.
The sulcus that extends posteriorly along the epicnemial carina.
The process that is located anterolaterally on the mesoscutellar-axillar complex and separates the site of origin of the fore wing from the site of origin of the hind wing.
The area that is located on the clypeus and is delimited by the epistomal sulcus and a medial transverse anatomical line.
The usual sixth vein of the wing, associated basally with the cubitus.
The mandibular muscle that arises posterodorsally from the cranium and inserts on the tendon attached anteroproximally on the mandible.
The area that is located on the posteroventral corner of the preaxilla and articulates with the anterior extension of the lateral axillar area.
The sclerite that is located ventrally of the paraglossae and is composed of two fused posterior glossal sclerites.
The sclerite that is located ventrally on the labium distally of the anterior margin of the prementum at the base of the paraglossa. The premento-paraglossal muscle inserts on the sclerite.
The labral muscle that arises from the upper face laterally to the anterior fronto-labral muscle and inserts on the torma.
The sclerite that is located proximally and medially on the glossa.
The area that extends along the posterior margin of the mesopleuron and is delimited anteriorly by the mesepimeral sulcus.
The inflection that extends along the posterior margin of the mesepimeron, posteriorly of the subalar pit to the coxal articulation.
posterior mesofurco-mesolaterophragmal muscle
The mesolaterophragmal muscle that originates from the mesofurca and inserts on the mesolaterophragma posterior to the site of origin of the anterior mesofuco-mesolaterophragmal muscle.
posterior mesonoto-mesotrochanteral muscle
The mesonoto-mesotrochanteral muscle that arises from the dorsal axillar area, posteriorly of the site of origin of the anterior mesonoto-mesotrochanteral muscle (if present) and inserts on the mesotrochanteral apodeme.
The mesofurcal muscle that originates proximally from the mesofurca and inserts on the mesopleuron.
posterior mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing muscle
The line that extends along the posterior margin of the mesoscutellum and corresponds to the posterior mesoscutellar ridge.
The articular process that is located on the lateral margin of the alinotum and articulates with the first axillary sclerite.
The anatomical line that is the shortest between the margin of the lateral ocelli.
The ridge that extends along the dorsal margin of the dorsal profurcal lamella and corresponds to the site of origin of the lateral profurco-procoxal muscle.
The inflection that extends along the posterior margin of the pronotum and articulates with the anterior mesopleural inflection.
The sulcus that extends parallel with the posterior margin of the pronotum and corresponds to the ridge of the posterior pronotal inflection.
The propodeal spine that is located posteromedially of the first abdominal spiracle.
The line that extends just posterior of the posterior mesoscutellar ridge/mesoscutellar arms and delimits the posterior margin of the mesoscutellar pulsatory organ.
The area that is located posteriorly on the mesoscutum.
The area that is limited medially by the transmetanotal carina and bears the postmedian metanotal wing process.
The tentorial pit that corresponds to posterior tentorial arm.
The spiracle that is located dorsally on the border between the mesopectus and the metapectus.
The edge that is located at the intersection of the dorsal and lateral margins of the pronotum.
The edge that is located at the intersection of the mesepimeral ridge and the inflected dorsal margin of the mesopleuron.
The area that is limited anteriorly by the posterolateral pronotal sulcus.
The carina that extends parallel to the posterolateral margin of the pronotum and delimits the posterolateral margin of pronotum.
The sulcus that arises from the ventrolateral pit of the pronotum and reaches the posterolateral carina of the pronotum ventral to the anterior thoracic spiracle.
The pit that corresponds to the dilator muscle apodeme.
The area that is located on the occiput ventrally of the occipital foramen.
The subforaminal bridge that is sclerotised and limited anteriorly (ventrally) by the hypostomal carina and is subdivided medially by the postgenal sulcus.
The setiferous patch that is located on the postgena.
The pit that corresponds to the ventral-most point of the posterior site of fusion of the ventral lamella of the tentorium.
The sulcus that corresponds with the postgenal ridge.
The suture that is median, vertical and extends between the occipital and oral foramina separating the postgenae.
The abscissa that is marginal and located distal to the marginal vein.
The fossa that is located on the lateral axillar area and articulates with the posterior end of the first axillary sclerite.
The sclerite that is located proximal to the prementum. The postmento-premental muscle originates from the postmentum.
The sclerite that bears the phragma and is located posterior to a notum.
The ridge that corresponds to the postoccipital sulcus.
The sulcus that is located on the postoccipital suture.
The line that delimits the postocciput from the cranium.
The area that is delimited by the postoccipital sulcus or postoccipital carina.
The sulcus that extends between the posterior margin of the lateral ocelli.
The area posterior to the imaginary line intersecting the lateral ocelli and anterior to the occipital carina.
The carina that extends posteriorly from the genal sulcus.
The carina that delimits anterolaterally the mesocoxal depression.
posterior transverse carina of the mesosternum
The phragma that is located posteriorly on a thoracic segment.
The area corresponding to the postcostal lip of a definitive sternal plate that includes the intersegmental sclerotization following.
The area that corresponds to the narrow postcostal lip of a postnotal thoracic plate.
The tooth that is located distodorsally on the mandible.
The notch that is located on the margin of the second valvifer immediately anterior to the basal articulation of the second valvulae.
The area that is set off from the anteromesoscutum by the parascutal carina, adjacent to the tegula anteriorly and bears the anterior and antemedian mesonotal wing processes.
The carina that extends across the preaxilla and separates the articulation area for the tegula.
The labial muscle that is unpaired, arises from the postmentum and inserts on the proximal margin of the prementum.
The sclerite that is unpaired and is situated ventrally on the labium proximal to the endites and palps. The sclerite laterally extends towards the hypopharyngeal wall.
The carina that is transverse and extends posteriorly of the lateral ocelli and compound eye and delimits anteriorly the preoccipital lunula.
The sulcus that arises medially from the anterior margin of the occipital carina and extends towards the anterior ocellus.
The area that is concave, is located on the vertex and is limited anteriorly by the preoccipital carina and posteriorly by the occipital carina.
The pit that is located on upper face adjacent the anterior margin of the median ocellus and corresponds internally to a conical apodeme and not the tentorium.
The anatomical cluster that includes the labrum, hypopharynx and labium.
The carina that is located on the face and parallels the inner orbit.
The intersegmentalia that is located on the mesopectus-pronotum intersegmental membrane and corresponds to the site of origin of the anterior thoracic spiracle occlusor muscle.
The ridge that seperates the prescutum from scutum.
The sulcus that sets off the prescutum from the scutum and corresponds to the prescutal ridge.
The area that is located on the alinotum and is limited by the antecostal suture and prescutal suture.
The sulcus that delimits anteriorly the speculum and corresponds to the anterior margin of the speculum.
The area that is located between the first metasomal spiracle and metapleural arm and delimited laterally by the metapleural carina.
The area that is located on the basisternum and is delimited by the sternacostal sulcus.
The patch that is enlarged, sclerotized, and located at the apex of one or more wing veins on the anterior margin of the wing.
The anatomical cluster that is apical to the telotarsus and composed of the empodium, auxilia, planta, pulvillum, unguis, unguitractor plate, auxiliar sclerite and manubrium.
The anatomical space that is the transition from the ductus ejaculatorius to the endophallus and therefore the transition from the internal to the external male genitalia.
The area on the sclerite that is raised.
The discrimen that is located in the prothorax and corresponds to the prodiscrimenal lamella.
The discrimenal lamella that is located in the prothorax.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the profurcal arms.
The sternal apophysis that is paired, arises from the furcasternum of the prothorax and continuous with the prodiscrimenal lamella.
The furcal pit that is located in the prothorax.
The laterocervical muscle that arises medially from the anterior surface of the dorsal profurcal lamella.
The depression that is dorsomedian and is located on the pronotum.
The class is equivalent with the transverse pronotal sulcus.
The area that is subhorizontal and located posteriorly of the pronotal neck.
The setiferous patch that corresponds with the transverse sulcus of the pronotum.
The evagination that extends along the anterior margin of the pronotum and overlaps the head-propectus articulation.
Synonymous with transverse pronotal sulcus.
The area that is located dorsally on the posterior margin of the pronotum and overlaps the anterior thoracic spiracle.
The area that is delimited posterodorsally by an edge and that accommodates the posterior surface of the head.
The area of the pronotum that is median, raised and limited by sharp edges.
The projection that is part of the pronotum.
The corner that is located anterolaterally on the horizontal part of the collar.
The area that is located on the pronotum and that is vertical.
The sulcus that extends along the dorsal margin of the pronotum and delimits the dorsal pronotal area.
The verricule that is located on the anterosubmedial pronotum.
The laterocervical muscle that arises medially from the pronotum and insert on the cervical apodeme.
The mesobasalar muscle that originates from the posterolateral part of the pronotum and inserts on the mesobasalare.
The anterior thoracic spiracle occlusor muscle that arises from the pronotum.
The postoccipital muscle that arises from the pronotum and inserts on the postocciput.
The procoxal muscle that arises from the pronotum and inserts on the posterolateral margin of the procoxa.
The profurcal muscle that arises along the ventral margin of the pronotum, and inserts laterally on the profurca.
The prophragmal muscle that originates medially from the pronotum and inserts submedially on the prophragma.
The propleural muscle that arises medially from the pronotum and inserts on the posterodorsal margin of the propleuron.
The notum that is located in the prothorax.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the prosternum and the propleuron.
The phragma that extends along the anterior margin of the mesonotum.
The apodeme that is located on the posterodorsal corner of the lateral propleural area and corresponds to the site of muscle attachment.
The sulcus that extends along the dorsal margin of the propleuron.
The epicoxal sulcus that sets of the epicoxal lobe from the ventral part of the ventral propleural area.
The postoccipital muscle that arises from the propleuron and inserts on the postocciput.
The procoxal muscle that arises from along the posterodorsal margin of the propleuron and inserts on the procoxa.
The protrochanteral muscle that arises from the propleuron and inserts on the protrochanteral apodeme.
The pleuron that is articulated with the fore leg, connected dorsolaterally (anterolaterally) with the pronotum and ventrally (posteriorly) with the prosternum.
The area that is located between the propodeal foramen and metacoxal foramina.
The carina that is located on the propodeum.
The foramen that is located on the metapectal-propodeal complex in which the petiole is positioned.
The articular process that is located on the margin of the propodeal-metapectal complex around the propodeal foramen and bears the metasomal condyle of the propodeum.
propodeo-first metasomal spiracle muscle
propodeo-second abdominal sternal muscle
The second abdominal sternal muscle that originates ventral to the prophragma and inserts on the anterodorsal margin of the abdominal sternite 2.
The second abdominal tergal muscle that arises from the abdominal tergum 1 and inserts on the abdominal tergum 2.
The mesofurcal muscle that arises from the prospinasternum and inserts on the mesofurca.
The notch that separates the basisternum from the furcasternum in the prosternum.
The procoxal muscle that arises from the prosternum and inserts on the procoxa.
The sclerite that is connected posteriorly to the propleuron and bears the prodiscrimen and the profurca.
The thoracic segment that is located between the head and the mesothorax is composed of the pronotum, the propectus and the fore leg.
The tibial spur that is located on the fore leg, is curved and together with the probasitarsus forms the strigil.
The male genitalia muscle that arises proximally from the lateral part of the gonostipes and inserts on the proximal part of the parossiculus.
proximodorsal gonostipo-penisvalval muscle
The male genitalia muscle that arises proximally along the dorsomedial margin of the gonostipes (just proximally of the site of origin of the site of origin of the distodorsal gonostipo-penisvalval muscle) and inserts distally on the penisvalva.
The apodeme that is located laterally on the proximal margin of the cupula and corresponds to the site of insertion of the second lateral 9th sterno-cupulal muscle.
proximoventral gonostipo-penisvalval muscle
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the apex gonostipitis (just ventrally of the site of origin of the distoventral gonostipo-penisvalval muscle) and inserts on the distal apex of the penisvalva (valvura).
The projection that is medial and located apically on the penisvalva.
The flange that extends along the dorsal margin of the dorsal mesopostnotal flange.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the axillary sclerites and the humeral plate.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the meso- and metathorax and if the latter is fused with, the first abdominal tergum.
The depression that is point-like, without a flat bottom, and occurs in areas of punctate surface sculpture.
The area that is located posteriorly on the tergum of the last externally visible segment of the abdomen.
The wing vein that is connected to the second axillary sclerite and extends posterior to the subcosta.
The area that is located proximally on the scape, is limited distally by a constriction and bears proximally the basal knob.
The crossvein that connects the radial vein with the medial vein.
The process that extends along the ventral margin of the first valvula.
The area that is located proximally on valvulae and is connected to the valvifers.
The wing region anterior to the vannal fold containing the costa, subcosta, radius, medius, cubitus, and postcubitus.
The anatomical system that is involved in reproduction.
The epipharyngeal muscle that arises from the clypeus and inserts on the epipharyngeal wall.
retractor, or levator, of the epipharynx
The hypopharyngeal muscle that arises from the upper face and inserts on the proximolateral process of the sitophore.
The ridge that extends along the ventral surface of the second valvula that is partially enclosed by the aulax.
The carina that extends along the margin or edge of a sclerite.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of repeated units of anatomical structures.
The row that is composed of impressions.
The carina that is irregularly non-linear.
The anatomical space that is situated posteriorly in the salivarium, proximal to the insertion of the dilatators.
The anatomical space that is situated between the salivarial orifice and the salivarial duct and is delimited ventrally by the salivarial sclerite. The dorsal and ventral premento-salivarial muscles insert on the dorsal salivarial wall and the salivarial sclerite, respectively.
The antennal segment that is proximal to the pedicel and is connected with the head via the radicle.
The area of the integument where the cuticle is well sclerotised with thick exocuticle.
The setiferous patch that is used for pollen storage.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of antennal scrobes.
The area that is impressed and is for the reception or concealment of another sclerite.
The area that is located on the sclerite and that is composed of repetitive anatomical structures.
The apodeme that originates from the scutoscutellar ridge and fuses with the posterior part of the mesoscutellum.
The area that is median, is delimited anteriorly by the scutoscutellar sulcus, laterally by the axillar depression and posteriorly by the posterior scutellar sulcus.
The depression that is medially located on the scutoscutellar suture.
The ridge that extends along the anterior margin of the mesoscutellum and corresponds to the scutoscutellar suture.
The sulcus that extends along the scutoscutellar suture.
The line that traverses the mesonotum between the postmedian notal wing processes.
The axillary sclerite that articulates ventrally with the pleuron and medially with the first axillary sclerite, posteriorly with the third axillary sclerite and is connected with the base of the radial vein.
The sclerite that is located at the base of the mediocubital field, folding convexly on the outer edge of the first median plate along the plica basalis.
The mesonotal muscle that arises medially from mesopleuron and inserts on the ventral surface of the lateral axillar area.
The metaphragmal muscle that arises from the mesophragma and inserts on the metaphragma.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the proximal part of the gonostipes and inserts on the ventral margin of the medial surface of the harpe proximally of the site of origin of the first proximal gonostipo-harpal muscle.
The area that is proximal to the second valvula and is connected to the second valvula via the ventral ramus of the second valvula and the basal articulation.
The area that is continuous proximally with the second valvifer via the ventral ramus of the second valvula, articulates with the second valvifer via the basal articulation and with the first valvula via the olistheters and is delimited posteromedially by the median longitudinal line of the ovipositor.
The anatomical cluster that is connected to other segments via conjunctivae and muscles and is delimited by its sclerites.
Multicellular anatomical structure with largely bona fide boundary that transduces some sensory stimulus to the nervous system.
The patch that differs from surrounding region by presence of sensilla.
sensillar patch of the male flagellomere
The sensillar patch that is located on the ventral surface of the male flagellomere.
A sense organ embedded in the integument and consisting of one or a cluster of sensory neurons and associated sensory structures, support cells and glial cells forming a single organized unit with a largely bona fide boundary.
The sensillum that is multicellular and consists of trichogen, tormogen, and sense cells.
The patch that differs from the surrounding region by having denser setae.
The flagellomere that is modified and located on a male organism.
The area that corresponds to the site of the origin of a muscle.
The sclerite that is located in the proximal part of the hypopharygeal wall delimited distally by the functional mouth and proximally by the proximal boundary of the cibarium. The tentorio-hypopharyngeal muscle inserts on the proximal margin of the sitophore.
The area that is anteriorly on the mesonotum and delimited posteriorly by the skaphion carina.
The carina that delimits the skaphion posteriorly.
The sclerite that is unpaired and located just dorsally of the basal part of the aedeagus in some Aculeata.
The spur that is located on the tibia and is adhesive.
The area that is located dorsally on the mesopleuron, is delimited posteriorly by the mesepimeral ridge and corresponds to the site of origin of the dorsal mesopleuro-mesofurcal muscle.
The apophysis that is located medially on the anterior margin of the abdominal sternum 9 and corresponds to the site of origin of the median and mediolateral ninth metasomal sterno-cupulal muscles.
The apophysis that is located medially on the spinasternum.
The sclerite that is located anteriorly on the thoracic sternum and bears the spina.
The process that is multicellular, immovable, consists of non-specialized epidermal cells and lacks non-sclerotised ring at the base.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the distal end of the trachea and the margin of the sclerite or conjunctiva surrounding the spiracular opening.
The process that is surrounded by conjunctiva and evaginated and that is basally sclerotized.
The suture that extends along the border of the basisternum and sternellum.
The line that separates the site of origin of the mesopleuro-basalare and first mesopleuro-mesonotal muscle.
The area that is located on the eusternum posteriorly of the site of origin of the furca.
The sclerite that is located on the sternum.
The area that is located on the integument and is ventral of the ventral diaphragm.
The patch on the wing that is sclerotized and is located on the anterior margin of the fore wing.
The sclerite that is located in the maxilla and articulates proximally with the cardo, distally with the galea and lacinia, and laterally with the maxillary palp.
The area that is delimited by the mesepimeral inflection and corresponding subalar ridge and bears the mesopleural wing process.
The pit that is located posterodorsally on the mesopectus corresponds to the posterodorsal edge of the mesopleuron.
The sclerite that is located on the dorsal margin of the pterothoracic pectus posterior to the pleural wing articulation.
The area that is located ventral to the anal opening and dorsal to the genitalia.
The area that is located ventrally of the toruli and is delimited by the subantennal grooves and the epistomal sulcus.
The impression that is located on the face ventrally of the torulus and dorsally of the clypeus.
The area that is elevated, located on the lateroventral margin of the mesoscutellar axillar complex and is continuous with the postalar process.
The wing vein that is connected to the first axillary sclerite and extends posterior to the costa.
The carina that is located on the cranium, ventrally of the gena and extending from the hypostomal carina to the facial articulation of the mandible.
The row of setae that extends along the carina paramandibular process and curves behind the mandibular base.
The carina that extends laterally on the abdominal tergite.
The impression extends along the lateral margin of the metasomal mediotergite.
Basal-most portion of the forewing vein complex that occurs behind the costal cell; measured from the constriction that delimits the humeral plate to the point at which the vein touches the leading edge of the wing apically.
The carina that arises from the anterior mandibular articulation that is located medially of the orbital carina and laterally of the frontal carina.
The carina that is located along the ventral metapleural margin, between the mesocoxal foramen and metacoxal foramen.
The signum that is located submedially on the ventral face of the mesopleuron. The subpleural signum corresponds to the site of origin of the first mesopleuro-mesonotal (pl2-t2a) muscle.
The area that is located ventrally on the pectus.
The area that is located laterally of the longitudinal metanotal carina.
The sclerite that is located dorsally of the anal opening.
The area that is located medially on the lower face.
The line that marks the fusion of two ancestral sclerites.
The setiferous patch that is located on the synsternum.
The translucent patch that is located on the synsternite.
The sclerite that is composed of fused abdominal sterna.
The translucent patch that is located submedially on the syntergum.
The sclerite that is composed of fused abdominal terga.
The organism subdivision that is composed of segments.
The spur that is curved and projects from the apex of the last tarsal segment on either side of the arolium of the pretarsus.
The projection that is median, membraneous and is located distally on the ventral margin of the tarsomere.
The annulus that is the part of a tarsus.
The leg segment that is apical to the tibia.
The sclerite that is located laterally of the preaxilla and obscures the anterior mesonoto-first axillary articulation and the mesopleuro-second axillary sclerite joints.
The area that is located on the gena, posterior to the compound eye.
The portion of tissue that is fibrous, strong, composed of tendon cells and connects the muscle to the integument.
The apodeme that extends between the posterior tentorial pit and the anterior tentorial pit.
The apodeme that connects medially the tentorial arms.
The pit on the cranium that corresponds to the tentorium.
The muscle that arises from the dorsal surface of the anterior broadened part of the anterior tentorial arm and inserts on the scape.
The labial muscle that arises from the cranium and inserts on the labium.
The maxillar muscle that arises on the posteroventral part of the anterior tentorial arm and inserts on the stipes.
The apodeme that has its sites of origins marked by the anterior and posterior tentorial pits and gular sulci.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the first and second valvulae.
The sclerite that is located on the tergum.
The area that is located on the integument and is dorsal of the ventral diaphragm.
The gonad that is consisting of testis follicles, is connected with the vas deferens and seminal vesicle.
The tergite that is located in the third abdominal segment.
The axillary sclerite that corresponds to the site of insertion of the mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite muscles and is connected proximally with the fourth axillary sclerite.
The mesonotal muscle that originates from the ventral apodeme of the first phragma and inserts on the acropleural apodeme of the mesopleuron.
third phragmo-second abdominal tergal muscle
The second abdominal tergal muscle that arises from the metaphragma and inserts on the dorsal surface of the second abdominal tergum.
metaphragmo-second abdominal tergal muscle
The area that is located posterior to the second valvifer and is connected to the second valvifer via conjuntiva.
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The body segment that is located in the thorax.
The sternum that is located on a thoracic segment.
The tagma that is composed of the prothorax, mesothorax and metathorax and is located between the head and the abdomen.
The patch that is located on the gastrocoelus and has specialized sculpture.
The leg segment that is proximal to the tarsus and distal to the femur.
The spur that is located distally on a tibia.
The projection that is located distally on the mandible.
The area that is located between the toruli.
The area that is delimited by the ventrally bifurcating central keel.
The foramen that is located on the head in which the radicle is positioned.
The carina that divides the dorsal axillar area into horizontal and vertical areas.
The patch that is less melanized than the surrounding area and is translucent.
The carina that delimits the supraalar area posteriorly.
The sulcus that extends from the metapleural pit to the mesocoxal articulation.
The line that traverses the mesoscutum and originates from the lateral margin between the antemedian and postmedian notal wing processes.
The carina that delimits the anterior vertical area of abdominal segment 2.
The epipharyngeal muscle that extends between the lateral parts of the sitophore.
The carina that delimits posteriorly the pronotal neck.
The sulcus that corresponds to the anteromedian pronotal ridge.
The area that is located proximally on the femur and is delimited by an impression.
The leg segment that is located proximal to the femur and distal to the coxa.
The sclerite that is located anterolaterally of the coxa and corresponds to the site of insertion of the notal-trochantinal muscle.
The process that is small and knob-like or round.
The verricule that arises from a tubercle.
Sensilla trichodea type I occur on the distal ends [...] of the antennal flagellum. They have small conical basal sockets with slender and strongly bent shafts.
The sensillum that is aporous and that is tapered distally and that has a straight shaft.
The depression that is medially raised and bears medially a seta.
The abscissa that extends anteriorly from the stigmal vein.
The area that is located distomedially on the end of the telotarsus and articulates with pretarsal claws.
The sclerite that corresponds to the site of insertion of the flexor of the pretarsus.
The area that is located dorsally of the ventral margin of the toruli and ventrally of the anterior ocellus medial to the inner margins of the eye and malar line.
The carina that traverses the subdorsal mesopleuron.
The ridge that is vertical and extends along the valviceps.
The area that is the distal part of the penisvalva dorsally of the ergot.
The spine that is located on the paravalva.
The area that is located proximally of the ergot on the penisvalva.
The area that is delimited by the vannal veins, or veins that articulates with the third axillary sclerite.
The duct that connect the testis with the vas ejaculatory duct and is mesodermal in origin.
The area that is lamella-like and is located on the calcar.
The apodeme that is located anterolaterally on the prophragma and corresponds to the site of origin of the third mesopleuro-mesonotal muscle.
The area that extends between the ventral ends of the netrion on opposite sides of the pronotum.
The carina that is located on the border of the metepisternal depression and the metacoxal depression.
The hypopharyngeal muscle that is unpaired and arises from the median anterior part of the tentorial bridge and inserts on the proximal part of the ventral wall of the cibarium or on the proximal margin of the sitophore, immediately distally to the point where the alimentary canal passes between the lateral arms of the sitophore.
The edge that sets off the ventral vertical lobe of the propleuron from the ventral propleural area.
The ridge that extends ventrally on the posterior part of the tentorial arm.
The area that is more heavily sclerotised than surrounding areas, traverse the mesopostnotum, unites laterally with the dorsal mesopostnotal flange, continuous laterally with the laterophragma and ventrally (posteriorly) with the mesophragma.
The ridge that is located ventrally on the metafurcal arm.
The area that is located on the metapleuron anteroventrally of the metapleural sulcus.
The pharyngeal muscle that arises from the dorsal surface of the tentorial bridge and inserts ventrally on the pharyngeal wall.
The tentorio-labial muscle that arises from the tentorial arm and inserts on the proximolateral corner of the ventral part of the prementum.
The ridge that is located ventrally on the profurcal arm and corresponds to the site of origin of the profurco-procoxal muscle.
The postoccipital muscle that arises partly from the anterior surface of the dorsal profurcal lamella ventral to the site of origin of the dorsal profurco-postoccipital muscle and partly from the median area of the dorsal profurcal lamella.
The pit that is located ventrally on the pronotum.
The area that is located ventrally on the propleuron and is delimited laterally by the longitudinal carina of the propleuron.
The carina that separates the metasomal depression from the metacoxal depression.
The ridge that arises medially from the pleurostomal condyle and corresponds to the site of attachment of the labrum.
The row that is composed of spines and is located ventrally on the apex of the calcar.
The salivarial muscle that arises from the proximal end of the ventral part of the prementum and inserts on the salivarial sclerite.
The area that is limited dorsally (anteriorly) by the ventral edge of the propleuron.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the lateral part of the cupula and inserts medially on the gonostipital arm.
The male genitalia muscle that arises ventromedially from the cupula and inserts submedially on the gonostipal arm just laterally of the site of insertion of the ventrolateral cupulo-gonostipal muscle.
The setiferous patch that is composed of closely gathered setae.
The area that is delimited by the intersection of the margin of the compound eyes, the interorbital plane, and the anatomical line that is tangential to the point on the margin of the anterior ocellus which defines the minimum distance between the anterior ocellus and the oral foramen.
The setiferous patch that is located on the vertex.
vertical apodemal lobe of the mesoscutellum
The inflection that extends along the posterolateral margin of the mesoscutellum and articulates with the dorsal propodeal inflection.
The inflection that extends ventrally along the anterolateral margin of the mesoscutum.
The anatomical space that functions as storage of spermatozoa.
The anatomical space that is located dorsally of abdominal sternum 7 when the latter extends beyond the abdominal sternum 8.
The area that is covered with dense setae and is located posterior to the metapleural spiracle.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the parossiculus and gonossiculus.
The area that is located on the parossiculus ventromedially of the cuspis.
The ridge that is located on the parossiculus, originates from the gonossiculo-parossicular articulation and extends towards the proximal margin of the parossiculus.
The anatomical space that corresponds to the opening of the vagina.
The evaporatorium that is located medially on the acrotergite of abdominal tergite 7.
The area that is located in between the notum and the pleuron and is composed of the wing base and wing blade.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the pteralia, humeral complex, tegula and axillary cord.
The wing membrane that is delimited by wing veins.
The line that is located on the wing and delimits flexion.
The area that is not vein and not sclerotised.
The area that is delimited by flexion and fold lines on the wing.
The area that is linear and sclerotised and acts as support for the wing membrane.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of abscissae.
The axillular line that is an impression.
Mushroom-shaped sensory structure on the flagellum, particularly theclava; sometimes called the sensilla ampullacea.
The anatomical cluster composed of the second valvifer and the third valvula.
The anatomical cluster composed of the second valvifer, second valvula, and third valvula.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the first valvifer and the first valvula.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the rhachis of the second valvula and the aulax of the first valvula.
The ridge that extends ventrally of the posterior tentorial pit and continuous with the tentorium.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the profurca.
The basitarsus that is located on the protarsus.
The area that is proximally fused with the anterior margin of the second valvifer and bears the rhachis.
The head muscle that inserts on the pharynx.
The head muscle that inserts on the postocciput.
The head muscle that inserts on the dorsal wall of the salivarium or the salivarial sclerite.
The leg muscle that inserts on the mesotrochanter.
The head muscle that inserts on the hypopharyngeal wall.
The leg muscle that inserts on the procoxa.
The head muscle that inserts on the maxilla.
anterior thoracic spiracle occlusor muscle
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the anterior thoracic spiracle.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the laterocervicalia.
The tibial spur that is located on the mesotibia.
The tibial spur that is located on the metatibia.
The coxa that is located on the fore leg.
The trochanter that is located on the fore leg.
The femur that is located on the fore leg.
The tarsus that is located on the fore leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the probasitarsus.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the second tarsomere of the fore leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the third tarsomere of the fore leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to the fouth tarsomere of the fore leg.
The trochanter that is located on the mid leg.
The femur that is located on the mid leg.
The tarsus that is located on the mid leg.
The basitarsus that is located in the mid leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the first tarsomere of the mid leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the second tarsomere of the hind leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the second tarsomere of the mid leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the third tarsomere of the mid leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to the fourth tarsomere of the mid leg.
The trochanter that is located on the hind leg.
The femur that is located on the hind leg.
The tarsus that is located in the hind leg.
The basitarsus that is located on the hind leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the first tarsomere of the hind leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the third tarsomere of the hind leg.
The tarsomere that is distal to the fourth tarsomere of the hind leg.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of two sclerites connected by at least one articulation and the articular membrane located connecting the two sclerite.
The mediotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 3.
The flagellomere that is proximally attached to the pedicel.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 8.
The mediotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 2.
The mediotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 4.
The mediotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 5.
The mediotergite that is located on the abdominal tergum 6.
The anatomical space that is surrounded by the posterior margin of abdominal sternum 7.
The area that corresponds with the site of origin of the third mesopleuro-mesonotal and first mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing muscle.
The area that is located anteriorly of the antecosta on the tergum.
The row of setae that is adjacent to notaulus.
The area that is located posteromedially on the propodeum anterior to the propodeal foramen.
The line that delimits the axillula posteromedially.
The axillary region that is located on the fore wing base.
The area that is located lateral to the mesoscutellar disc and is delimited posterolaterally by the mesoscutellar arm and anterolaterally by the scutoscutellar sulcus.
The carina that connects the posterior margin of the metapleuron with the lateral propodeal carina.
The depression that is located anteroventrally on the vertical part of the metapectus.
The antennal muscle that arises dorsally on the anterior part of the anterior tentorial arm and inserts anterolaterally (ventrolaterally) on the proximal part of the scape.
The maxillar muscle that arises medially on the proximal part of the stipes and inserts anteroproximally on the first maxillary palpal segment.
anterior second valvifer-second valvula muscle
The ovipositor muscle that arises from the anterodorsal part of the second valvifer and inserts subapically on the processus articulares.
The area that is located anteriorly on the mesoscutellum and is delimited posteriorly by a line extending just posteriorly of the putative scutoscutellar sulcus.
The pronoto-laterocervical muscle that arises lateral to the site of origin of the pronoto-postoccipital muscle and inserts on the cervical apodeme.
The mesonoto-metanotal muscle that arises from the mesoscutum.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the anterior glossal sclerites.
anterior flange of abdominal tergum nine
The flange that extends along the anterolateral margin of the abdominal tergum 9.
The carina that is transverse and extends across the lateral wall of the first valvula or the second valvula.
The class definition is of the anepisternum, that is already defined as another class.
The pleurite that extends ventrally of the lateral margin of the tergum and dorsally of the coxopleurite.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the strongly sclerotised areas corresponding with the annuli and less strongly sclerotised areas situated between them.
The articulation that is located between the proximal region of the second valvula and the second valvifer.
The impression that arises just medially of the anterior tentorial pit and extends distomedially on the clypus delimiting laterally a triangular, convex area of the clypeus.
The projection that is located along the medial margin of the parossiculus.
The row of setae that extends along the ventral margin of the probasitarsus.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of longitudinal rows of spurs extending along the tarsomeres of the protarsus and are continuous with the row of spur of the preceeding and/or subsequent tarsomeres.
The anatomical cluster that is formed from the tarsal claw and the apical tarsomere, and is grasping in function.
The projection that is located on the distal margin of the clypeus.
The anatomical cluster composed of the apical flagellomeres that are differentiated by size from the basal flagellomeres.
The flagellomere that is located in the clava.
The carina that is longitudinal and is located on the clypeus.
The sulcus that corresponds to the clypeo-pleurostomal line.
The area that is located posteriorly on the second abdominal tergum and is delimited anteriorly by an impression.
The process that is located on the annulus.
The area that is located distally of the wing base.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises ventrally from the protibia and inserts ventrally on the articular membrane of the protibio-probasitarsal joint.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises anteriorly from the tibia and inserts ventrally on the proximal margin of the metabasitarsus.
ventral metapleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing muscle
The metapleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing muscle that arises ventrolaterally from the metapectus.
ventral metapleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises ventrally from the mesotibia and inserts ventrally on the articular membrane of the mesotibio-mesobasitarsal joint.
The unguitractor plate that is located on the protarsus.
The unguitractor plate that is located in the metatarsus.
The unguitractor plate that is located in the mesotarsus.
The anatomical structure that is located on the flagellomere, elongate, convex and its width is at least one fifth of the diameter of the flagellomere.
The fossa that is located laterally on the proximal margin of the profemur accomodating the femoral articular process of the protrochanter.
The fossa that is located laterally on the metafemur and accomodates the femoral articular process of the metatrochanter.
The fossa thet is located laterally on the proximal margin of the mesofemur.
The carina that delimits posteriorly the metepisternal depression.
The line of separation that extends along the transscutal line.
The line that is longitudinal, extends ventrolaterally on the mesopleuron and corresponds with the site of origin of the second and third mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing muscle and the second mesopleuro-mesonotal muscle.
The tibial fossa of the femur that is located on the protibia.
The fossa that is located distally on the femur and accomodates the femoral condyle of the tibia.
The condyle that is located on the tibial articular process of the probasitarsus and inserts into the basitarsal fossa of the protibia.
The condyle that is located on the tibial articular process of the metabasitarsus and inserts into the basitarsal fossa of the metatibia.
The condyle that is located on the tibial articular process of the mesobasitarsus.
tibial articular process of the probasitarsus
The articular process that is located dorsally on the proximal margin of the probasitarsus and bears the tibial condyle of the probasitarsus.
tibial articular process of the metabasitarsus
The articular process that is located dorsally on the proximal margin of the metabasitarsus and bears the tibial condyle of the metabasitarsus.
tibial articular process of the mesobasitarsus
The articular process that is located dorsally on the proximal margin of the mesobasitarsus and bears the tibial condyle of the mesobasitarsus.
third mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing muscle
The fore wing third axillary muscle that originates posterolaterally from the mesopleuron.
third mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite muscle
The abdominal muscle that inserts on the abdominal tergum.
The metacoxal muscle that arises from the metanotum.
The area that is located on the epicnemial carina anteriorly of the site of origin of the omaulus.
The area that is located between the oral and the occipital foramina.
The projection that is located on the distal half of the tarsal claw and proximal to the apex.
The scrobe that is located ventrally of the torulus and accomodates the proximal part of the antenna.
The carina that corresponds with the mesepimeral inflection and delimits the subalar area.
The anatomical cluster that is composed by transverse rows of setae on the median (posterior, inner) surface of the metabasitarsus.
The abdominal muscle that inserts on the abdominal sternum.
The area that is heavily pigmented, raised and located proximally on the harpe.
The muscle that inserts to the spiracle.
The tooth located proximal to the apical tooth of the mandible.
The tooth located proximal to tooth number 2.
The tooth located proximal to tooth number 3.
The area that is located posteriorly of the scutoscutellar suture.
The area that is located medially on the mesoscutellum, flat and surrounds the scutellar midpit.
The process that is located laterally (dorsally) on the proximal margin of the protibia and corresponds to the site of insertion of the lateral profemoro-protibial muscle.
The process that is located laterally (dorsally) on the proximal margin of the metatibia and corresponds to the site of insertion of the lateral metafemoro-metatibial muscle.
The process that is located laterally (dorsally) on the proximal margin of the mesotibia and corresponds to the site of insertion of the lateral mesofemoro-mesotibial muscle.
The apodeme that extends along the proximo-median margin of the profemur and corresponds to the site of insertion of the protrochantero-profemoral muscle.
The apodeme that extends along the proximomedian margin of the mesofemur and corresponds the site of insertion of the mesotrochantero-mesofemoral muscle.
The condyle that is located on the proximal articular process of the tarsomere and inserts into the distal fossa of the preceeding sclerite.
proximal articular process of the tarsomere
The articular process that is located proximodorsally on the tarsomere and bears the proximal condyle of the tarsomere.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises anteriorly from the wall of the protrochanter and inserts on the proximal profemoral apodeme.
The monocondylic joint that is composed of the protrochanter and profemur.
The articulation that is composed of the femoral condyle of the protrochanter and the trochanteral fossa of the profemur.
The condyle that is located on the femoral articular process of the protrochanter and inserts into the trochanteral fossa of the profemur.
The sclerite that is located medially on the proximal margin of the protrochanter and corresponds to the site of origin of the median procoxo-protrochanteral muscle.
The trochantellus that is located on the profemur.
The monocondylic joint that is composed of the protibia and the probasitarsus.
The articulation that is composed of the basitarsal fossa of the protibia and the tibial condyle of the probasitarsus.
protibio-pretarsus of the protarsus muscle
The flexor of the pretarsal claws of the fore leg muscle that arises from the protibia.
The telotarsus that is located on the protarsus.
The area that is located posterior to the metapleural sulcus.
The area that is located posterior to the metapleural carina.
trochanteral articular process of the metafemur
The articular process that is located posteromedially on the proximal margin of the metafemur and bears the trochanteral condyle of the metafemur.
The condyle that is located on the trochanteral articular process of the metafemur.
The articulation that is composed of the basitarsal fossa of the mesotibia and the tibial condyle of the mesobasitarsus.
The monocondylic joint that is composed of the mesotibia, the mesobasitarsus and the articular membrane of the mesotibio-mesobasitarsal joint.
articular membrane of the mesotibio-mesobasitarsal muscle
mesotibio-pretarsus of mesotarsus muscle
The flexor of the pretarsal claws of the middle leg muscle that arises from the mesotibia.
The sclerite that is located on the proximomedial margin of the mesotrochanter and corresponds to the site of insertion of the mesocoxo-mesotrochanteral muscles.
mesotrochantero-mesofemoral articulation
The articulation that is composed of the femoral condyle of the mesotrochanter and the trochanteral fossa of the mesofemur.
The condyle that is located on the femoral articular process of the mesotrochanter and inserts into the trochanteral fossa of the mesofemur.
The monocondylic joint that is composed of the mesotrochanter, the mesofemur and the articular membrane of the mesotrochantero-mesofemoral joint.
The conjunctiva that is located between two articulating sclerite.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises anteriorly from the wall of the mesotrochanter and inserts on the proximal mesofemoral apodeme.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the mesotrochantin.
The basicoxite that is located on the metacoxa.
The coxal foramen that is located in on the metapectus.
The dicondylic joint that is composed of the metacoxa, the metatrochanter and the articular membrane of the metacoxo-metatrochanteral joint.
The femoro-tibial joint that is composed of the metafemur, the metatibia and the articular membrane of the metafemoro-metatibial joint.
metafemoro-pretarsus of the metatarsus muscle
The flexor of the pretarsal claws of the hind leg muscle that arises from the metafemur.
The dicondylic joint that is composed of the metapectus, the metacoxa and the articular membrane of the metapecto-metacoxal joint.
The sclerite that is connected anteriorly with the mesopectus, dorsally with the metanotum and posteriorly with the abdominal tergum 1.
The area that is located anteriorly of the metapleural carina.
The area that is located anterior to the metapleural carina and the ventral propodeal carina and lateral to the metadiscrimen.
The area that is located anteriorly of the metapleural sulcus and laterally of the metadiscrimen.
The condyle that is located on the propodeal tooth and inserts into the anterolateral depression of the propodeum.
The telotarsus that is located on the metatarsus.
The articulation that is composed of the basitarsal fossa of the metatibia and the tibial condyle of the metabasitarsus.
The monocondylic joint that is composed of the metatibia, the metabasitarsus and the articular membrane of the metatibio-metabasitarsal joint.
metatibio-pretarsus of the metatarsus muscle
The flexor of the pretarsal claws of the hind leg muscle that arises from the metatibia.
The sclerite that is located on the proximolateral margin of the metatrochanter and corresponds to the site of insertion of the median metacoxo-metatrochanteral muscle.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises anteriorly from the wall of the metatrochanter and inserts on the proximal metafemoral apodeme.
The dicondylic joint that is composed of the metatrochanter, the metafemur and the articular membrane of the metatrochantero-metafemoral joint.
posterior mesotibio-mesobasitarsal muscle
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises posteriorly from the mesotibia and inserts on the posterior proximal process of the mesobasitarsus.
The tergal muscle that inserts on the abdominal tergum 9.
The condyle that is located distally on the cervical prominence and inserts into the occipital condyle.
occipital condyle of the cervical prominence
occlusor muscle apodeme of the mesothoracic spiracle
The apodeme that corresponds to the site of origin of anterior thoracic spiracle occlusor muscle.
occlusor of the propodeal spiracle muscle
The first abdominal tergal spiracle muscle that extends between the dorsal and ventral spiracular apodemes.
The process that bears the occipital condyle distally.
The carina that arises ventrolaterally from of the epicnemial carina and extends dorsally towards the pronotal lobe.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of all abdominal segments posterior to abdominal segment 3.
The abdominal muscle that inserts on the ovipositor.
The seta that is located apically on the gonstyle.
The joint that is composed of the pectus, the coxa and the articular membrane of the pecto-coxal joint.
The carina that delimits the pleurostoma from the cranium.
posterior trochanteral condyle of the mesocoxa
The condyle that is located on the posterior trochanteral articular process of the mesocoxa and inserts into the posterior coxal fossa of the mesotrochanter.
posterior coxal fossa of the metatrochanter
The fossa that is located posteriorly on the proximal margin of the metatrochanter and accomodates the posterior trochanteral condyle of the metacoxa.
posterior trochanteral condyle of the metacoxa
The condyle that is located on the posterior trochanteral articular process of the metacoxa and inserts into the posterior coxal fossa of the metatrochanter.
posterior coxal fossa of the protrochanter
The fossa that is located posteriorly on the proximal margin of the protrochanter accomodating the posterior trochanteral condyle of the procoxa.
posterior trochanteral condyle of the procoxa
The condyle that is located the posterior trochanteral articular process of the procoxa and inserts into the posterior coxal fossa of the protrochanter.
The articulation that is composed of the posterior tibial condyle and fossa of the femur and the posterior femoral condyle and fossa of the tibia.
posterior mesocoxo-mesotrochanteral articulation
The articulation that is composed of the posterior trochanteral condyle of the mesocoxa and the posterior coxal fossa of the mesotrochanter.
posterior mesocoxo-mesotrochanteral muscle
The mesotrochanteral muscle that arises posteriorly from the mesocoxa and inserts posteriorly on the mesotrochanter laterally of the posterior mesocoxo-mesotrochanteral articulation.
posterior levator of the middle trochanter
The mesonoto-metanotal muscle that arises from the mesoscutellum.
posterior metacoxo-metatrochanteral articulation of the metacoxa
The articulation that is composed of the posterior trochanteral condyle of the metacoxa and the posterior coxal fossa of the metatrochanter.
The abdominal muscle that inserts on the propodeum.
The protrochanteral muscle that originates from the propleural arm and inserts on the protrochanteral apodeme.
pronoto-third axillary sclerite of fore wing muscle
The fore wing third axillary muscle that arises from the pronotum.
pronoto-third axillary sclerite of fore wing
The monocondylic joint that is composed of the propectus, the procoxa and the articular membrane of the propecto-procoxal joint.
The projection that is located submedially on the distal margin of the hypopygium.
The protrochanteral muscle that arises from the profurca and inserts on the protrochanteral apodeme.
The furcasternum that is located in the prothorax.
The femoro-tibial joint that is composed of the profemur, protibia and the articular membrane of the profemoro-protibial joint.
The flexor of the pretarsal claws of the fore leg muscle that arises from the profemur.
The cuticle that containes chitin fibrils and is located between the Schmidt's layer and the epicuticle.
The dicondylic joint that is composed of the procoxa, the protrochanter and the articular membrane of the procoxo-protrochanteral joint.
The coxal foramen that is located on the propectus.
The scrobe that is located medially on the hypostoma and accommodates the proboscis.
The basisternum that is located in the propectus.
The basicoxite that is located on the procoxa.
The pretarsus that is located in the protarsus.
The pretarsus that is located in the metatasrus.
The pretarsus that is located in the mesotarsus.
The procoxal muscle that arises from the prepectus.
The area that is limited posteriorly by the omaulus and ventromedially by the epicnemium.
The carina that corresponds to the transepisternal line.
The area that is convave and extends along the distal margin of the scape and is delimited proximally by a carina.
The fossa that is located anteroventrally on the posterior supraalar area and accomodate the posterior condyle of the first axillary sclerite of the hind wing.
posterolateral metapleuro-metanotal muscle
The metapleuro-metanotal muscle that arises posterolaterally from the metapleuron.
posterolateral metacoxo-metatrochanteral muscle
The metatrochanteral muscle that arises posteriorly from the coxa and inserts on the articular membrane of the metacoxo-metatrochanteral joint laterally of the posterior metacoxo-metatrochanteral articulation.
posterior levator of the hind trochanter
posterior trochanteral articular process of the procoxa
The articular process that is located posteriorly on the distal margin of the procoxa and inserts into the posterior coxal fossa of the protrochanter.
posterior trochanteral articular process of the metacoxa
The articular process that is located posteriorly on the distal margin of the metacoxa and bears the posterior trochanteral condyle of the metacoxa.
posterior trochanteral articular process of the mesocoxa
The articular process that is located posteriorly on the distal margin of the mesocoxa bears the posterior trochanteral condyle of the mesocoxa.
posterior metafemoro-metatibial articulation
The posterior femoro-tibial articulation that is composed of the posterior tibial condyle and fossa of the metafemur and the posterior femoral condyle and fossa of the metatibia.
posterior procoxo-protrochanteral articulation
The articulation that is composed of the posterior trochanteral condyle of the procoxa and the posterior coxal fossa of the protrochanter.
posterior metatibio-metabasitarsal muscle
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises posteriorly from the metatibia and inserts on the posterior proximal process of the metabasitarsus.
posterior procoxo-protrochanteral muscle
The protrochanteral muscle that arises posteriorly form the procoxa and inserts on the proximal margin of the protrochanter just laterally of the posterior coxal fossa of the protrochanter.
posterior levator of the fore trochanter
posterior profemoro-protibial articulation
The posterior femoro-tibial articulation that is composed of the posterior tibial condyle and fossa of the profemur and the posterior femoral condyle and fossa of the protibia.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises posteriorly from the protibia and inserts on the posterior proximal process of the probasitarsus.
posterior proximal process of the mesobasitarsus
The process that is located posteriorly on the proximal margin of the mesobasitarsus and corresponds to the site of insertion of the posterior mesotibio-mesobasitarsal muscle.
posterior proximal process of the metabasitarsus
The process that is located posteriorly on the proximal margin of the metabasitarsus and corresponds to the site of insertion of the posterior metatibio-metabasitarsal muscle.
posterior proximal process of the probasitarsus
The process that is located posteriorly on the proximal margin of the probasitarsus and corresponds to the site of insertion of the posterior protibio-probasitarsal muscle.
The carina that transverse and is located anterior to the antecostal sulcus on the abdominal sternum 3.
The row of spurs that extends along the distal margin of the metatibia.
The apodeme that extends between the site of origin of the tentorial bridge and the posterior tentorial pit.
The metapleuro-metabasalar muscle that arises posterior to the paracoxal ridge.
posterior metapleuro-metabasalare muscle
The row of setae that is composed of elongate setae and used to manipulate foreign substrates.
The ammochaetae that is located on the ventral (anterior) surface of the head.
posterior mesofemoro-mesotibial articulation
The posterior femoro-tibial articulation that is composed of the posterior tibial condyle and fossa of the mesofemur and the posterior femoral condyle and fossa of the mesotibia.
posterior coxal fossa of the mesotrochanter
The fossa that is located posteriorly on the proximal margin of the mesotrochanter accomodating the posterior trochanteral condyle of the mesocoxa.
The abdominal tergum that is located in the metasoma.
The abdominal sternum that is located in the metasoma.
The tibia that is located on the mid leg.
The telotarsus that is located on the mid leg.
The apodeme that is located lateroventrally on the mesolaterophragma and corresponds to the site of insertion of the mesofurco-mesolaterophragmal muscles.
The pleuron that is located in the mesothorax.
The metanotal muscle that arises from the mesopleuron.
The sulcus that corresponds to the mesopleural ridge.
The pleural ridge that marks the ventral margin of the site of origin of the second mesopleuro-mesonotal and the dorsal margin of the mesopleuro-mesocoxal muscles and is located anteroventrally of the speculum.
The pit that corresponds with the mesopleural apodeme.
The apodeme that corresponds to the site of origin of the second mesopleuro-mesonotal and the mesopleuro-mesocoxal muscles.
The dicondylic joint that is composed of the mesopectus and the mesocoxa.
The mesotrochantinal muscle that originates from the mesonotum.
The thoracic muscle that arises from the mesolaterophragma and inserts on the hind wing base.
The profurcal muscle that arises from the mesofurca.
The metafurcal muscle that arises from the mesofurca.
mesofemoro-pretarsus of the mesotarsus muscle
The flexor of the pretarsal claws of the middle leg muscle that arises from the mesofemur.
The femoro-tibial joint that is composed of the mesofemur and the mesotibia.
The dicondylic joint that is compossed of the mesocoxa and the mesotrochanter.
The basicoxite that is located on the mesocoxa.
The propleuro-postoccipital muscle that arises medially from the propleuron.
The pronoto-procoxal muscle that arises from the ventral bridge of the pronotum.
The protrochanteral muscle that arises medially from the procoxa and inserts on the protrochanteral apodeme.
median metatrochantero-metafemoral articulation
The articulation that is composed of the femoral fossa of the metatrochanter and the trochanteral condyle of the metafemur.
The metapleuro-metanotal muscle that arises ventromedially from the metapectus.
The metatrochanteral muscle that originates medially from the coxa and inserts on the metatrochanteral apodeme.
The mesophragmo-metaphragmal muscle that inserts medially on the metaphragma.
The mesofurco-metafurcal muscle that inserts medioventrally on the metafurca.
The mesotrochanteral muscle that arises posteromedially from the mesocoxa and inserts on the mesotrochanteral apodeme.
posterior coxal depressor of the middle trochanter
median longitudinal metepisternal carina
The carina that delimits medially the metepisternal depression.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises medially from the profemur and inserts on the genuflexor plate of the fore leg.
The medial pectal fossa of the coxa that is located medially on the proximal margin of the metacoxa and accomodates the medial coxal condyle of the metapectus.
The medial pectal fossa of the coxa that is located medially on the proximal margin of the mesocoxa and accomodates the medial coxal condyle of the mesopectus.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises medially (ventrally) of the hind femur and inserts on the genuflexor plate of the hind leg.
The articulation that is composed of the medial coxal condyle of the mesopectus and the medial pectal fossa of the mesocoxa.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises medially (ventrally) from the mesofemur and inserts on the genuflexor plate of the mid leg.
The medial coxal condyle of the pectus that is located on the medial coxal articular process of the metapectus and inserts into the medial metapectal fossa of the metacoxa.
The medial coxal condyle that is located on the medial coxal articular process of the mesopectus and inserts into the medial pectal fossa of the mesocoxa.
The articulation that is composed of the medial coxal condyle of the metapectus and the medial pectal fossa of the metacoxa.
medial coxal articular process of the metapectus
The articular process that is located on the ventral margin of the metapectus medially of the metacoxal foramen and bears the medial coxal condyle of the metapectus.
medial coxal articular process of the mesopectus
The articular process that is located on the ventral margin of the mesopectus medially of the mesocoxal foramen and bears the medial coxal condyle of the mesopectus.
The fossa that is located anteriorly on the proximolateral edge of the mandible and accomodates the pleurostomal coondyle.
The abdominal muscle that inserts on the male genitalia.
The area that extends between the lower (anterior) eye margin and the anterolateral margin of the cranium, and its width is delimited by the width of the mandible.
The groove that extends between the compound eye and the base of the mandible.
The line that extends along the margins of two sclerites where they are connected to each other by conjunctiva.
The articulation that is composed of the lateral coxal condyle of the propleuron and the lateral pectal articular fossa of the procoxa.
The propleuro-postoccipital muscle that arises laterally from the propleuron.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises laterally (dorsally) from the profemur and inserts laterally (dorsally) on the dorsal process of the protibia.
The depression that is located immediately above the base of the mandible on the side of the head.
The lateral pectal fossa of the coxa that is located laterally on the probasicoxite and accommodates the lateral coxal condyle of the propleuron.
The lateral pectal fossa of the coxa that is located laterally on the proximal margin of the metacoxa and accommodates the lateral coxal articular process of the metapleuron.
The the lateral pectal fossa of the coxa that is located laterally on the proximal margin of the mesocoxa and accomodates the lateral coxal condyle of the mesopleuron.
The projection that is located anteriorly on the lateral longitudinal metepisternal carina.
lateral metatrochantero-metafemoral articulation
The articulation that is composed of the femoral articular process of the metatrochanter and the trochanteral fossa of the metafemur.
lateral metapleuro-metacoxal articulation
The articulation that is composed of the lateral coxal condyle of the metapleuron and the lateral pectal fossa of the metacoxa.
The metapleuro-metabasalar muscle that arises from the metabasalar apodeme.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises laterally from the metafemur and inserts on the dorsal process of the metatibia.
lateral mesopleuro-mesocoxal articulation
The articulation that is composed of the lateral coxal condyle of the mesopleuron and the lateral pectal fossa of the mesocoxa.
The mesophragmo-metaphragmal muscle that inserts laterally on the metaphragma.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises laterally (dorsally) of the mesofemur and inserts on the dorsal process of the mesotibia.
lateral mesocoxo-mesotrochanteral muscle
The mesotrochanteral muscle that arises laterally from the mesocoxa and inserts anteriorly on the trochanter anterolaterally of the posterior mesocoxo-mesotrochanteral articulation.
anterior levator of the middle trochanter
lateral longitudinal metepisternal carina
The carina that delimits laterally the metepisternal depression.
The lateral coxal condyle of the pleuron that is located distally on the lateral coxal articular process of the propleuron and inserts into the lateral pectal fossa of the procoxa.
lateral coxal condyle of the metapleuron
The lateral coxal condyle of the pleuron that is located on the lateral coxal articular process of the metapleuron and inserts into the lateral pectal fossa of the metacoxa.
lateral coxal condyle of the mesopleuron
The lateral coxal condyle of the pleuron that is located on the lateral coxal articular process of the mesopleuron and inserts into the lateral mesopectal fossa of the mesocoxa.
lateral coxal articular process of the metapleuron
The articular process that is located on the lateroventral margin of the metapectus and bears the lateral coxal condyle of the metapleuron.
The anatomical line that is the distance from the posteroventral corner of the metapleuron to the anteriormost part of the mesoscutum, measured in lateral view.
The abdominal spiracle that is located in the abdominal segment 3.
The abdominal spiracle that is located in the abdominal segment 5.
The abdominal spiracle that is located in the abdominal segment 6.
The abdominal spiracle that is located in the abdominal segment 7.
The abdominal spiracle that is located in the abdominal segment 8.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 1.
The spiracle that has attachement for both an occlusor and a dilator muscle.
The sternum that is located on the abdominal segment.
The tergum that is located in the abdomen.
The projection that is located sublaterally on the distal margin of the hypopygium.
The area that is located on the epicnemial carina posterior to the site of origin of the omaulus.
The condyle that is located on the antennafer and inserts into the basal knob.
The fossa that accomodates the antennal condyle of the cranium.
The articular process that bears the antennal condyle of the cranium.
The scrobe that is located dorsally of the antennal foramen and is for the reception of the antenna.
anterior coxal fossa of the mesotrochanter
The fossa that is located on the anterior coxal articular process of the mesotrochanter and accomodates the anterior trochanteral condyle of the mesocoxa.
anterior coxal condyle of the mesotrochanter
anterior coxal articular process of the mesotrochanter
The articular process that is located anteriorly on the proximal margin of the mesotrochanter and bears the anterior coxal fossa of the mesotrochanter.
anterior coxal articular process of the trochanter
basitarsal articular process of the metatibia
The articular process that is located anteriorly on the distal margin of the metatibia and bears the basitarsal articular fossa of the metatibia.
The articulation that is composed of the anterior tibial condyle and fossa of the femur and the anterior femoral condyle and fossa of the tibia.
anterior mesocoxo-mesotrochanteral muscle
The mesotrochanteral muscle that arises anteriorly from the mesocoxa and inserts on the mesotrochanteral apodeme.
anterior coxal depressor of the middle trochanter
anterior mesofemoro-mesotibial articulation
The anterior femoro-tibial articulation that is composed of the anterior tibial condyle and fossa of the mesofemur and the anterior femoral condyle and fossa of the mesotibia.
The apodeme that is located anteromedially on the lateral mesofurcal arm and corresponds to the site of origin of the mesofurco-profurcal muscle.
anterior mesonoto-mesotrochanteral muscle
The mesonoto-mesotrochanteral muscle that arises from the mesonotum anterior to the site of origin of the posterior mesonoto-mesotrochanteral muscle when present and inserts on the mesotrochanteral apodeme.
anterior mesotibio-mesobasitarsal muscle
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises anteriorly from the mesotibia and inserts on the anterior proximal process of the mesobasitarsus.
anterior metacoxo-metatrochanteral articulation
The articulation that is composed of the anterior trochanteral articular process of the metacoxa and the anterior coxal fossa of the metatrochanter.
anterior metafemoro-metatibial articulation
The anterior femoro-tibial articulation that is composed of the anterior tibial articular process and fossa of the metafemur and anterior femoral articular process and fossa of the metatibia.
The fossa that is located laterally on the metanotum and accomodates the anterior condyle of the first axillary sclerite of the hind wing.
The metapleuro-metabasalar muscle that arises anteriorly of the paracoxal ridge.
anterior metatibio-metabasitarsal muscle
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises anteriorly from the metatibia and inserts on the anterior proximal process of the metabasitarsus.
anterior procoxo-protrochanteral articulation
The articulation that is composed of the anterior trochanteral condyle of the procoxa and the anterior coxal fossa of the protrochanter.
The protrochanteral muscle that arises anteriorly from the procoxa and inserts on the proximal margin of the protrochanter just lateral of the anterior coxal fossa of the protrochanter.
anterior levator of the fore trochanter
anterior profemoro-protibial articulation
The anterior femoro-tibial articulation that is composed of the anterior tibial condyle and fossa of the profemur and the anterior femoral condyle and fossa of the protibia.
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises anteriorly from the protibia and inserts on the anterior proximal process of the probasitarsus.
anterior proximal process of the mesobasitarsus
The process that is located anteriorly on the proximal margin of the mesobasitarsus and corresponds to the site of insertion of the anterior mesotibio-mesobasitarsal muscle.
anterior proximal process of the metabasitarsus
The process that is located anteriorly on the proximal margin of the metabasitarsus and corresponds to the site of insertion of the anterior metatibio-metabasitarsal muscle.
anterior proximal process of the probasitarsus
The process that is located anteriorly on the proximal margin of the probasitarsus and corresponds to the site of insertion of the anterior protibio-probasitarsal muscle.
The apodeme that extends between the anterior tentorial pit and the tentorial bridge.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 2.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 3.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 4.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 5.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 10.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 6.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 7.
The laterotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 9.
The mediotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 1.
lateral coxal articular process of the mesopleuron
The articular process that is located ventrolaterally on the mesopleuron and bears the lateral coxal condyle of the mesopleuron.
The mediotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 10.
The leg muscle that inserts and originates in the leg.
The monocondylic joint that is composed of two tarsomeres.
The mediotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 7.
The mediotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 8.
The mediotergite that is located on abdominal tergum 9.
dilator muscle of the 5th abdominal spiracle
The spiracular muscle that arises from the lateral sternal apodeme of the abdominal sternum 5 and inserts on the 5th abdominal spiracle.
dilators of the spiracles of abdominal segment V
dilator muscle of the 4th abdominal spiracle
The spiracular muscle that arises from the lateral sternal apodeme of the abdominal sternum 4 and inserts on the 4th abdominal spiracle.
dilator muscle of the 3rd abdominal spiracle
The spiracular muscle that arises from the lateral sternal apodeme of the abdominal sternum 3 and inserts on the 3rd abdominal spiracle.
dilator of the spiracles of abdominal segment III
dilator muscle of the 2nd abdominal spiracle
The spiracular muscle that arises laterally from the abdominal sternum 2 and inserts on the 2nd abdominal spiracle.
dilator of the spiracle of abdominal segment II
The projection that is located posteriorly on the subalar area and accomodate the posterior end of the second axillary sclerite of the fore wing at the beginning of the upstroke of the wing.
The anatomical cluster that is composed by the concave lateral (external, anterior) area of the metatibia and two rows of setae extending along the lateral margins of the area.
basitarsal articular process of the protibia
The articular process that is located distodorsally on the protibia and bears the basitarsal fossa of the protiba.
The fossa that is located on the basitarsal articular process of the metatibia and accomodates the tibial condyle of the metabasitarsus.
basitarsal articular process of the mesotibia
The articular process that is located distodorsally on the mesotibia and bears the basitarsal fossa of the protiba.
The fossa that is located on the basitarsal articular process of the mesotibia and accomodates the tibial condyle of the mesobasitarsus.
The apodeme that is located submedially on the anterior part of dorsal axillar surface and corresponds to the site of origin of the anterior mesonoto-mesotrochanteral muscle.
The area that is located laterally (dorsally, externally) on the proximal margin of the metabasitarsus and accomodates the rastellum.
dilator muscle of the 6th abdominal spiracle
The spiracular muscle that arises from the lateral spiracular apodeme of the abdominal sternum 6 and inserts on the 6th abdominal spiracle.
dilator of the spiracle of abdominal segment VI
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the auricle and the rastellum.
The area that is located on the sclerite and that makes movable direct contact with another sclerite.
articular membrane of the protibio-probasitarsal joint
The articular membrane that is located in the protibio-probasitarsal joint.
articular membrane of the metacoxo-metatrochanteral joint
The articular membrane that is located in the metacoxo-metatrochanteral joint.
The sclerite that encircles ventrolaterally the proximal part of the arolium.
The inflection that extends along the anteroventral margin of the mesoscutum and supports the dorsal pronotal inflection.
The area that is located anterior to the transscutal articulation.
anterolateral metapleuro-metanotal muscle
The lateral metapleuro-metanotal muscle that arises anterolaterally from the metapectus.
anterolateral metacoxo-metatrochanteral muscle
The metatrochanteral muscle that arises anteriorly from the metacoxa and inserts on the articular membrane of the metacoxo-metatrochanteral joint laterally of the anterior metacoxo-metatrochanteral articulation.
The inflection that extends along the anterior margin of the mesopectus and articulates with the posterior pronotal inflection.
anterior trochanteral fossa of the mesocoxa
The fossa that is located anteriorly on the distal margin of the mesocoxa accomodating the anterior coxal condyle of the mesotrochanter.
anterior trochanteral articular process of the procoxa
The articular process that is located anteriorly on the distal margin of the procoxa and bears the anterior trochanteral condyle of the procoxa.
anterior trochanteral condyle of the procoxa
The condyle that is located on the anterior trochanteral articular process of the procoxa and inserts on the anterior coxal fossa of the protrochanter.
anterior trochanteral articular process of the metacoxa
The articular process that is located anteriorly on the distal margin of the metacoxa and bears the anterior trochanteral condyle of the metacoxa.
anterior trochanteral condyle of the mesocoxa
The condyle that is located on the anterior trochanteral articular process of the mesocoxa.
anterior mesocoxo-mesotrochanteral articulation
The articulation that is composed of the anterior coxal fossa of the mesotrochanter and the anterior trochanteral condyle of the mesocoxa.
anterior coxal fossa of the protrochanter
The fossa that is located anteriorly on the proximal margin of the protrochanter accommodating the anterior trochanteral condyle of the procoxa.
anterior coxal fossa of the metatrochanter
The fossa that is located anteriorly on the metatrochanter and accomodates the anterior trochanteral condyle of the metacoxa.
anterior trochanteral condyle of the metacoxa
The condyle that is located on the anterior trochanteral articular process of the metacoxa and inserts into the anterior coxal fossa of the metacoxa.
dilator muscle of the 7th abdominal spiracle
The spiracular muscle that arises from the lateral sternal apodeme of the abdominal sternum 7 and inserts on the 7th abdominal spiracle.
dilator of the spiracle of abdominal segment VII
dilator muscle of the 8th abdominal spiracle
The spiracular muscle that arises anteroventrally from the tergal spiracular plate and inserts on the 8th abdominal spiracle.
dilator of the spiracle of abdominal segment VIII
dilator of the propodeal spiracle muscle
The first abdominal tergal spiracle muscle that does not extend between the dorsal and ventral spiraclar apodeme but attaches to one of these apodemes.
The fossa that is located distodorsally on the tarsomere and accomodates the articular process of the subsequent tarsomere.
dorsal metapleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing muscle
The metapleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing muscle that arises dorsolaterally from the mesopleuron dorsally of the vantral metapleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing muscle.
dorsal metapleuro-third axillary sclerite of hind wing
The syntergum that is the proximalmost sclerite on the dorsum of the abdomen.
The row of impressions that is located on the anteroventral edge of the mesopleuron and is correspond to the site of origin of the mesopleuro-mesobasalar muscle.
The line that extends between the anterior tentorial pits.
femoral articular process of the mesotrochanter
The articular process that is located laterally on the distal margin of the mesotrochanter and bears the femoral condyle of the mesotrochanter.
femoral articular process of the metatrochanter
The articular process that is located laterally on the distal margin of the metatrochanter and bears the femoral condyle of the metatrochanter.
femoral articular process of the protrochanter
The articular process that is located laterally on the distal margin of the protrochanter and bears the femoral condyle of the metatrochanter.
The femoral condyle of the tibia that is located on the protibia.
The condyle that is located proximally on the tibia and inserts into the tibial fossa of the femur.
The fossa that is located posteromedially on the metatrochanter and accomodates the trochanteral condyle of the metafemur.
The dicondylic joint that is composed of the femur and the tibia.
first mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing muscle
The fore wing third axillary muscle that arises anterodorsally from the mesopleuron.
first mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing
flexor of the pretarsal claws of the fore leg
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises from the profemoro-protibial joint and inserts on the unguitractor plate of the protarsus.
flexor of the pretarsal claws of the hind leg
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises from the metafemoro-metatibial joint and inserts on the unguitractor plate of the metatarsus.
flexor of the pretarsal claws of the middle leg
The intrinsic leg muscle that arises from the mesofemoro-mesotibial joint and inserts on the unguitractor plate of the mesotarsus.
The area that is located posteriorly on the fore wing, is ventrally curved and accomodate the hamuli.
The area that is situated between the epistomal line and the anterior ocellus and limited laterally by the inner margin of compound eye.
The humeral complex that is located on the fore wing.
The line that is located on the sclerite and is impressed.
The genuflexor plate that is located in the mid leg.
The genuflexor plate that is located in the hind leg.
The genuflexor plate that is located in the fore leg.
The sclerite that is located posteriorly along the proximal margin of the tibia and corresponds to the site of insertion of the posterior femoro-tibial muscle.
The sulcus that is transverse and extends just ventrally of the median ocellus and is never connected to the scrobal sulcus or depression or interantennal area.
The abdominal sternum that is located on abdominal segment 8.
The area that is delimited by the inner margin of compound eye, the preorbital suture and the supraorbital trabecula.
The carina that extends along the lateral margin of the intertorular area (median margin of the antennal foramen) towards the vertex.
The wing blade that is located in the fore wing.
The fossa that is located on the basitarsal articular process of the protibia and accomodate the tibial condyle of the probasitarsus.
The abdominal spiracle that is located in the abdominal segment 4.
articular membrane of the mesotibio-mesobasitarsal joint
The articular membrane that is located in the mesotibio-mesobasitarsal joint.
The abdominal spiracle that is located on the abdominal segment 2.
The sulcus that delimits anteriorly the supraorbital trabecula.
The bar that is adjacent to and parallel with the upper margin of each eye, which anteriorly terminates at the juncture of the transverse trabecula and preorbital trabecula.
The depression that is located anteroventrally on the mesopectus anterior of the precoxal carina.
The propleural muscle that originates from the pronotum and inserts on the propleural arm.
The prophragmal muscle that arises laterally of the site of origin of the median pronoto-prophragmal and medially of the site of origin of the lateral pronoto-postoccipital muscles.
The prophragmal muscle that arises medially of the site of origin of the lateral pronoto-prophragmal muscle.
The muscle that is attached to the dorsal vessel.
A hard shell external to the vitelline membrane of the egg.
The area that is that is located on the notal membrane and is transersely striated.
The head muscle that inserts on the labrum.
The tendon that connects the fronto-labral muscle with the lateral margin of the labrum.
The head muscle that inserts on the labium.
The anatomical cluster that consists of the distal part of the femur and the proximal part of the tibia.
The propleural muscle that arises from the propleuron.
The metapleural muscle that arises from the metapleuron.
The mesopleural muscle that arises from the mesopleuron.
The male genitalia muscle that arises from the proximal margin of the lateral surface of the harpe and inserts proximally on the median surface of the harpe.
The maxillar muscle that arises from a maxillary palpal segment and inserts on the palpal segment distal to it.
The articulation between the first valvifer and second valvifer.
The area that is defined by the anatomical lines that are tangent to a point at the minimal distance from the eyes to the lateral ocelli.
The anatomical line that is the shortest between the compound eyes on the vertex.
The anatomical line that is the longest horizontal diameter (major axis) of the oral foramen.
interarticular ridge of the first valvifer
The ridge that extends along the posterior margin of the first valvifer between the intervalvifer and tergovalvifer articulations.
The pouch that is situated on the hypopharyngeal wall distally of the sitophore.
The spine that is located laterally on the anterior margin of the pronotum.
The lobe that is situated distally of the sitophore and proximally of the infrabuccal pouch.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the third axillary sclerite of the hind wing.
The wing base that is located in the hind wing.
The carina that is the vertical section of the epomial carina that begins ventrally and terminates at the junction of the transverse pronotal carina and the lateral epomial carina.
The ovipositor muscle that arises along the posterodorsal part of the anterior margin and from the anterior flange of abdominal tergum 9 and inserts on the anterior part of the dorsal flanges of the second valvifer.
The lobe that is situated distally on the maxilla and the labium medially of the palps.
The abdominal muscle that arises from the anteromedian margin of the abdominal tergum 8 and inserts on the anteromedian margin of the abdominal tergum 9.
The area that surrounds the scutellar plate and differing from it in sculpture.
The conjunctiva that extends dorsally of the salivarial sclerite between the distal boundary of the salivary duct and the salivary orifice. The dorsal premento-salivarial muscle inserts on the dorsal salivarial wall.
The spur that is located distally on the gonossiculus.
The area that is located on the anterior surface of the hypopharyngeal wall and is delimited proximally by the infrabuccal pouch or the distal margin of the sitophore, distally by the salivarial orifice and laterally by the lateral parts of the prementum and the hypopharyngeal rods.
The foramen that is located proximally on the cupula.
The flange that extends on the dorsal margin of the second valvifer. Part of the ventral T9-second valvifer muscle attaches to the flange.
The pronoto-procoxal muscle that arises dorsomedially from the pronotum.
The area that extends along the dorsal margin of the first valvula and proximally is fused to the first valvifer and forms the aulax.
The organ system involved in the absorption of nutrients.
The metabasalar muscle that arises from the metacoxa.
The mesobasalar muscle that arises from the mesocoxa.
Collective name for all the nerve centers and their connective in the insect's body. In the context of Drosophila refers to the part of the nervous system consisting of the brain and ventral ganglia.
The anatomical system that is involved in circulation.
The apodeme on the anterior margin of the abdominal tergum 9. The ventral T9-second valvifer muscle attaches partly on the apodeme.
The anatomical structure that is linear.
The area that is located on the conjunctiva and is evaginated.
The area that corresponds to the site of origin of the mesopleuro-mesosubalar muscle.
The syntergum that is located posteriorly of the petiole.
The pleurite that extends ventrally of the anapleurite and dorsally of the coxa.
The maxillar muscle that arises medially from the occiput dorsally of the occipital foramen and inserts on the proximolateral part of the cardo.
The maxillar muscle that arises from the occiput and inserts on the proximal part of the lacinia.
The spiracular muscle that arises form the mesopectus and inserts on the posterior thoracic spiracle.
The setiferous patch that extends posteriorly or posterolaterally of the median ocellus.
The sulcus that is horizontal and extends between the compound eye and the anterior margin of the lateral ocellus.
The sulcus that extends along the median margin of the preorbital trabecula.
The impression that arises laterally from the antennal rim and extends along the inner margin of the compound eye.
A division of the whole organism into specialized systems.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the ovipositor, abdominal terga 8-10, abdominal sternum 7 and muscles connecting them.
The edge that extends externally of the pleurostoma.
The row of setae that extends along the parapsidal line.
The carina that extends along the parapsidal line.
The impression that extends along the parapsidal line.
The carina that extends along the lateral margin of the paraspiracular sulcus.
The area that is situated on the anteriorly on the ventral margin of the second valvifer and forms the lateral part of the basal articulation.
The acrosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 3.
The acrosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 4.
The acrosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 2.
The acrosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 5.
The acrosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 6.
The acrosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 7.
The acrosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 8.
The acrosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 9.
The pronoto-procoxal muscle that originates anteroventrally from the pronotum and inserts posterolaterally on the procoxa.
The ovipositor muscle that arises from the cordate apodeme and from the lateral part of T9 and inserts along the posterior part of the dorsal flange of the second valvifer.
The carina that is located ventrally on the scape and sensory in function.
The area that is located between the left and right coxal foramina.
The sclerite that articulates on the first valvula and projects into the egg/poison canal.
The area that corresponds to the site of origin of the mesopleuro-mesobasalar, second and third mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing and second mesopleuro-mesonotal muscles.
The area that is extends along the extreme posterior margin of the mesopleuron anterior to mesocoxa and is delimited anteriorly by an impression.
The impression that delimits anteriorly the transverse trabecula.
The sulcus that extends along the transscutal line.
The sulcus that extends between the eyes posterior to the vertexal sulcus.
The sulcus that separates the upper mesepimeron from the lower mesepimeron.
The line that corresponds to the ventral margin of the site of origin of the anterior mesopleuro-mesofurcal muscle.
The mesobasalar muscle that arises from the mesotrochanter.
The process that is located on the proximolateral corner of the labrum. The torma corresponds to the site of attachment for the posterior fronto-labral muscle.
third axillary sclerite of the hind wing
The third axillary sclerite that is located on the metathorax.
third axillary sclerite of the fore wing
The third axillary sclerite that is located on the mesothorax.
The spine that is located apically on the last clavomere.
A groove that is longitudinal and extends laterally on the petiole separating a dorsal and a ventral petiolar areas.
The articulation that is located between the abdominal tergum 9 and the first valvifer.
The mandibular muscle arises ventrolaterally from the anterior part of the anterior tentorial arm and inserts dorsomedially on the proximal part of mandible.
The maxillar muscle that arises medially on the posteroventral part of the anterior tentorial arm and inserts anterolaterally on the cardo.
The ovipositor muscle that arises from the cordate apodeme and inserts dorsally on the proximal part of the genital membrane and on the opposite cordate apodeme.
The ovipositor muscle that originates from the lateral part of the abdominal tergum 8 and inserts on the dorsal margin of the first valvifer.
The metacoxal muscle that arises laterally from the metanotum, anterior to the site of origin of the posterior metanoto-metacoxal muscle.
The metabasalar muscle that arises from the metanotum.
The mesolaterophragmal muscle that arises from the mesonotum.
The mesocoxal muscle that arises from the mesonotum and inserts on the posterior margin of the mesocoxa.
The mesobasalar muscle that arises from the mesonotum.
The gland that is situated ventrally of the salivarium and empties into the salivarium.
The area that is located ventrally on the mesopectus between the mesocoxal depression and the epicnemial carina.
The process that is located anteroventrally on the petiole.
The area that is located between the malar sulcus and preorbital suture.
The carina that extends from the ventral margin of the spiracular groove to the anterior margin of the metapectal-propodeal complex.
The line that is lobgitudinal and is located closer to the midline than to the lateral margin of the mesoscutellum.
The carina that is longitudinal and extends closer to the midline than to the lateral margin of the propodeum.
no reference, the class is already defined using different labels.
The sternite that is located medially on an abdominal sternum.
The row of setae that is located laterally at the base of the glossa.
There is no subcoxa in Hymenoptera, the definition is a theory.
The sclerite that is connected to the distal end of the third valvula via conjunctiva.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the second valvulae.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the plectrum and the stridulitrum.
The maxillar muscle that arises laterally from the stipes and inserts proximally on the lacinia.
The maxillar muscle that arises proximally on the stipes and inserts proximally on the galea.
The pleurite that located medially of the coxa and laterally of the sternum.
The area that is located between the epicnemial carina and the anterior margin of the femoral depression.
The profurcal muscle that arises form the prospinasternum.
The sulcus that is longitudinal and extends posteriorly of the first abdominal spiracle.
The impression that extends dorsally on the metapectal-propodeal complex from its anterior margin to the first abdominal spiracle.
The area that is smooth and located laterally of the frontal carina.
The muscle that originates from the abdominal sternum 7 and inserts on ventral ramus of the first valvula.
The row of setae that is located on the fore wing.
The notch that is located on the margin of sawtooth.
The sensillar patch that is located anteriorly on the lateral wall of the second valvifer.
The ovipositor muscle that arises anteriorly from the dorsal flange of the second valvifer and inserts anteriorly on the dorsal part of the genital membrane.
second axillary sclerite of the fore wing
The second axillary sclerite that is located on the mesothorax.
The abdominal muscle that inserts on the second abdominal tergum.
The abdominal muscle that inserts on the second abdominal sternum.
The area that is located on the alinotum and is situated anterior to the scutoscutellar suture.
The process that is located just medially of the margin of the scutellar plate.
The area that is concave is located medially on the scutellar plate and corresponds to the opening of an exocrine gland.
The sulcus that extends dorsomedially from the upper median margin of the antennal rim.
The area that is set off from the lateral area of the mesoscutum by the anteriorly extended dorsal axillar area.
The process that is located along the ventral margin of the first valvula or the dorsal margin of the second valvula.
The sclerite that is located in the ventral wall of the salivarium and corresponds to the site of insertion of the ventral premento-salivarial muscle.
The anatomical space that is located on the boundary of the hypopharyngeal wall and the labium. The orifice is situated dorsally of the base of the glossa and corresponds to the opening for the salivarium.
metasterno-second abdominal sternal muscle
The second abdominal sternal muscle that arises from the metadiscrimenal lamella.
The metacoxal muscle that arises from the second abdominal sternum.
The sensillum that is rod-like and located on the distal labial palp segment.
The process that is located on the funicular segment.
The area that is located on the lateral wall of the first and second valvulae and is without annuli.
The pteralia that is located on the fore wing.
The projection that is located ventrally on the malar space.
The leg muscle that inserts on the protrochanter.
The row of spurs that extends along the apical margin of the fore tibia.
The spinasternum that is located anterior to the mesopectus.
The spine that is paired and located medially of the propodeal spiracle.
The area on the propodeum that is median and is delimited laterally by the median longitudinal carina.
The muscle that inserts on the propleuron.
The propleural muscle that arises form the mesofurca.
The muscle that inserts on the prophragma.
The area that is delimted by two pronotal ridges laterally and the posterior margin of the pronotum anteriorly.
The carina that delimits the pronotal plate posterolaterally.
The process that extends dorsally from the proximal part of the second valvula to the genital membrane. The posterior second valvifer-second valvula muscle attaches on the process.
The process that extends laterally from the proximal part of the second valvula and forms the median part of the basal articulation, and corresponds to the site of attachment for the anterior second valvifer-second valvula muscle.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the mesopleuron.
The pleural sulcus that is located on the mesopleuron.
mesopleuro-anterior thoracic spiracle muscle
The anterior thoracic spiracle occlusor muscle that originates from the mesopleuron and inserts on the mesothoracic spiracle.
The spinasternum that is located between the mesopectus and metapectus.
The row of spurs that extends laterally along the tarsomere of the mesotarsus.
The area that is located ventrally of the mesopectus and limited dorsally by any line.
The row of spurs that extends along the distal margin of the mesotibia.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the metabasalare.
The leg muscle that inserts on the metacoxa.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the metafurca.
The area that is located laterally on the metaphragma.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the metalaterophragma.
The carina that is transverse and is located on the metascutellum.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the metanotum.
The metatrochantinal muscle that arises form the metanotum.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the metaphragma.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the metapleuron.
The metasomal spiracle that is located on the metasomal tergum 7.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the metasubalare.
The leg muscle that inserts on the metatrochanter.
The trochantin that is located in the metathorax.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the metatrochantin.
The edge that is located on the cranium along the oral foramen.
The projection that is located distomedially on the hypopygium.
The multiporous plate sensillum that is gustatory in function.
The multiporous plate sensillum that is olfactory in function.
The patch that is elevated, located on the flagellomere and is multiporous.
The organ system that is composed of neurons and glial cells.
The conjunctiva that connects the medial margins of the second valvulae.
The area that is located anteriorly on the petiole, delimited posteriorly by constriction and bears the propodeal fossa of the petiole.
The area that is located anteriorly on the second metasomal sternum and overlaps ventrally the petiole.
The laterocervical muscle that arises from the prophragma.
The metabasalar muscle that arises from the metalaterophragma.
The metafurcal muscle that arises from the metalaterophragma.
The area that is anterior on the foregut and that is situated posterior to the cibarium.
The anatomical space that is located proximal to the cibarium.
posterior propleuro-postoccipital muscle
The postoccipital muscle that arises posterodorsally from the propleuron.
second mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing muscle
The fore wing third axillary muscle that arises anteroventrally from the mesopleuron.
second mesopleuro-third axillary sclerite of fore wing
The mesosubalare muscle that arises from the mesopleuron.
The metafurcal muscle that arises anteriorly of the site of origin of the posterior metapleuro-metafurcal muscle.
The metafurcal muscle that arises posteriorly of the site of origin of the anterior metapleuro-metafurcal muscle.
The ovipositor muscle that arises from the posterior part of the first valvifer and inserts anteriorly on the genital membrane anetrior to the T9-genital membrane muscle.
The wing base that is located in the mesothorax.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the third axillary sclerite of the fore wing.
The mesofurco-metafurcal muscle that inserts on the anterior metafurcal arm.
The metafurco-metacoxal muscle that arises laterally from the metafurca.
The metafurco-metacoxal muscle that originates medially from the metafurca.
The flagellomere that is located in the funicle.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the ovipositor and the distalmost abdominal tergum or the ovipositor and the distalmost abdominal tergum and the preceeding abdominal tergum.
The carina that extends on the gena from the lateral margin of the oral foramen.
The area that is located between the genal carina and the posterior margin of the compound eye, bounded ventrally by the malar sulcus and dorsally by the vertex.
The conjunctiva that connects the ventral margins of the second valvifers arching above the second valvula.
The procoxal muscle that arises from along the dorsal profurcal lamella.
The process that is setiferous and is located on the ventral margin of the second valvula and corresponds with one of the subdivisions of the second valvula.
The setiferous patch that is extending along the second metasomal tergum.
The area that is located on the lateral wall of the first and second valvulae and is subdivided by annuli.
The area that is located medially on the transverse pronotal sulcus and separates the pronotal plate from the anterior rim of pronotum.
The ridge that is paired, vertical and extends submedially on the frons. The posterior fronto-labral muscles arises partly from the septum.
The cuticle that does not contain chitin fibrils and is located externally of the exocuticle.
The setiferous patch that is unpaired, sublateral and situated distally on the epipharyngeal wall on the left torma.
The head muscle that inserts on the epipharyngeal wall.
The margin that delimits the clypeus distally (ventrally or anteriorly depending on the orientation of the head).
The anatomical cluster that composed of the median oviduct, spermatheca and the ovipositor apparatus.
The muscle that arises from the tentorium and inserts proximally on the scape.
The anatomical cluster that composed of carinae radiating from the pleurostomal condyle.
The spiracular muscle that inserts on the first abdominal tergal spiracle.
first axillary sclerite of the fore wing
The first axillary sclerite that is located in the fore wing.
The bar that extends along the inner orbit and terminates dorsally at the juncture of the transverse trabecula and supraorbital trabecula.
The prophragmal muscle that arises from the profurca.
The antennal muscle that arises posteromedially on the proximal part of the scape and inserts laterally on the proximal part of the pedicel.
The ninth abdominal tergal muscle that arises from the anterolateral margin of the abdominal tergum 8 and inserts on the anterolateral margin of the abdominal tergum 9.
The antennal muscle that arises laterally from the proximal parts of the dorsal and anterior tentorial arms and is inserted posterolaterally on the proximal part of the scape.
laterodorsal projection of mesoscutellum
The process that is located posterodorsally on the axillular carina.
The head muscle that inserts on the mandible.
The area that connects posterodorsally the second valvifers and is the site of attachment for the posterior T9-second valvifer muscle.
The carina that is the median mesoscutal line.
The antennal muscle that arises anterolaterally on the scape and inserts medially on the proximal part of the pedicel.
The tergite that is located medially on the tergum.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the mesobasalare.
The coxal foramen that is located in on the mesopectus.
The leg muscle that inserts on the mesocoxa.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the mesofurca.
The area that is well sclerotised, composes the lateral part of the mesophragma and is continuous with the dorsal and ventral mesopostnotal flanges, is connected distally with the subalare and ventrally bears the mesopostnotal apodeme.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the mesolaterophragma.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the mesonotum.
mesopectus-pronotum intersegmental membrane
The intersegmental membrane that is located between the mesopectus and the pronotum.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the mesophragma.
lateral metapleuro-second abdominal sternal muscle
The second abdominal sternal muscle that arises from the metapleuron.
lateral metapleuro-second abdominal sternal
The propodeal muscle that arises from the metapleuron.
The area that is located proximoventrally on the mandible, is projected posteriorly and bears posteroventrally oriented rows of spines.
The area that extends along the posterior margin of the mesoscutellum and is delimited anteriorly by the posterior mesoscutellar sulcus.
The ridge that is unpaired, vertical, is located in the dorsoventral midline of the frons and corresponds to the site of origin of the posterior fronto-labral muscles.
The antennal muscle that arises anteriorly from the anterior tentorial arm anteromedially of the site of origin of the anterior tentorio-scapal muscle and inserts medially on the proximal part of the scape.
The projection that is located distomedially on the parossiculus and is continuous with the volsellar ridge.
The carina that delimits the spiracular furrow medially.
prepecto-anterior thoracic spiracle muscle
The anterior thoracic spiracle occlusor muscle that originates from the prepectus and inserts on the mesothoracic spiracle.
The area that is horizontal and located ventrally on the prepectus.
The carina that divides the prepectus for the vertical lateral portion and the horizontal, ventral prepectal shelf.
There is no prescutal regiaon differenciated in Hymenoptera.
The mesobasalar muscle that arises from the prepectus.
The postoccipital muscle that arises from the propleural arm.
The procoxal muscle that originates from the propleural arm.
The area that is located on the conjunctiva and invaginated.
The area that is located medially on the dorsellum and bears the metanotal flange.
The rim that surrounds the occipital foramen.
The sulcus that extends between the malar sulcus and the occipital foramen.
The antennal muscle that arises medially from the proximal parts of the dorsal and anterior tentorial arms and is inserted posteriorly (dorsally) on the proximal part of the scape.
The ovipositor muscle that arises medially from the posterodorsal part of abdominal tergum 9 and inserts on the median bridge of the second valvifers.
The maxillar muscle that arises medially on the proximal part of the stipes and inserts posteroproximally on the first maxillary palpal segment.
posterior second valvifer-second valvula muscle
The ovipositor muscle that arises posteroventrally from the second valvifer and inserts on the processus musculares of the second valvula.
The area that is posterior and set of from the mesoscutellum by a transverse line.
The pronoto-laterocervical muscle that originates from the pronotum posterior to the anterior pronoto-laterocervical muscle and inserts on the laterocervical apodeme.
The process that is located posteriorly on the dorsal surface of the mesoscutellum.
The metacoxal muscle that arises from the metanotum posterior to the site of origin of the anterior metanoto-metacoxal muscle.
The flange that is located on the frontal carina and obscurs the antennal foramen.
The area that is located between the epistomal sulcus and the frontal line .
The line that delimits dorsally the scrobal depression.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the vertex and the dorsal area of the upper face dorsal to the frontofacial ridge.
The bar that extends between each eye anterior to the anterior ocellus and posterior to the toruli and laterally terminates at the juncture of the supraorbital trabecula and preorbital trabecula.
The line that delimits dorsally the frontal triangle.
The area that is located laterally of the propodeal spiracle and is delimited anterolaterally by the metapleural sulcus.
The area that is located arond the anal opening posterior to the epipygium and hypopygium.
The thoracic muscle that inserts on the mesosubalare.
The mediosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 2.
The mediosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 3.
The mediosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 4.
The mediosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 5.
The mediosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 6.
The mediosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 7.
The mediosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 8.
The mediosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 9.
The mediosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 10.
The sternite that is located laterally on an abdominal sternum.
The laterosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 2.
The laterosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 3.
The laterosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 5.
The laterosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 6.
The laterosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 7.
The laterosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 8.
The laterosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 9.
The laterosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 10.
The spiracle that is located on the metasoma.
The laterosternite that is located on abdominal sternum 4.
The area that is limited laterally by the antennal scrobes.
The sulcus that is transverse, located on the upper face and medially joining or intersecting the scrobal sulcus and interantennal area.
posterolateral tooth-like section of the anterior part of the pronotal plate
The projection that is located submedially on the proximal margin of the pronotal rim.
The apodeme that is located submedially just ventrally of the dorsal margin of the pronotum and corresponds to the site of origin of the pronoto-propleural muscle.
antecostal sulcus of the first abdominal tergum
The sulcus that corresponds to the metaphragma.
The area that is median and is delimited anteriorly by the metascutellar arms and the metascutelum.
The sclerite that is paired, is located distal to the manubrium and is connected laterally with the arcus.
The area that is median and projecting posteriorly.
The carina that delimits posteriorly the subaxillular bar.
The trochantellus that is located on the mid femur.
The trochantellus that is located on the metafemur.
The area that is located medially on the tergum and is separated laterally by a line from the laterotergite.
The area that is located laterally on the tergum and is delimited by a longitudinal edge.
The axillary cord that is located on the hind wing.
The axillary cord that is located on the fore wing.
The tarsomere that is distal to the fourth tarsomere.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the third tarsomere.
The tarsomere that is distal to the basitarsus and proximal to the third tarsomere.
The tarsomere that is distal to and connected to the second tarsomere.
The area that is limited ventrally by the ventral carina of the metapleuron and dorsally by the metapleural carina.
The muscle that arises laterally from the metapleuron and iserts on the muscle bearing process of the metanotum.
The carina that transversely crosses abdominal mediotergite 3 posterior to the antecostal sulcus.
The area that is located anteriorly of the mesepimeral sulcus.
The tergite that is located on the abdominal segment 9
The tergite that is located on the abdominal tergum 10.
The sternite that is located on the abdominal sternum 8.
The groove that is longitudinal and is immediately posterior or postero-medial to the first abdominal spiracle.
The area that is located anterior to the antecostal sulcus of the first abdominal tergum.
median longitudinal carina of first metasomal sternum
The carina that is located in the anteroposterior median line of the first metasomal sternum.
median longitudinal carina of the metasomal tergum
The carina that is located in the nteroposterior median lineof the metasomal tergum.
median longitudinal furrow of mesoscutellum
The impression that is located in the anteroposterior median line of the mesoscutellum.
The carina that is longitudinal and sublateral.
The carina that traverse the second abdominal sternum and separates a anterior vertical and a posterior horizontal petiolar area.
The flagellomere that is located distal to the first flagellomere.
The flagellomere that is located immediately distal to the ninth flagellomere.
The flagellomere that is located immediately distal to the fourth flagellomere.
The edge that traverses the upper face between the antennal foramen and the median ocellus separating a more horizontal dorsal and a more vertical ventral area.
The carina that extends from the lateral metacoxal articulation and is continuous with the anterior margin of the speculum.
The area that is part of the metapectal-propodeal complex and is located ventral of the metapleural carina and dorsal of the transmetapectal carina.
The area that is composed of file-like ridges on the upper surface of the anterior tergum of abdominal segment 4.
The abdominal sternum that is located on abdominal segment 10.
The muscle that arises from the profurca and inserts on the procoxa.
The muscle that arises from the profurca and inserts on the postocciput.
The evaporatorium that is located on the sex segment.
The muscle that arises from the mesonotum and inserts on the mesotrochanter.
The flagellomere that is located immediately distal to the second flagellomere.
The flagellomere that is located immediately distal to the third flagellomere.
The flagellomere that is located immediately distal to the fifth flagellomere.
The flagellomere that is located immediately distal to the sixth flagellomere.
The flagellomere that is located immediately distal to the seventh flagellomere.
The flagellomere that is located immediately distal to the eighth flagellomere.
The flagellomere that is located immediately distal to the tenth flagellomere.
The ridge that corresponds with the notaulus.
The area that extends along the posterior margin of the mesoscutellum between the axillary level and the mesoscutellar disc, enclosing the anatomical space connecting the axillary level with the pulsatory organ of the fore wing.
The ridge that delimits anteriorly the acropleuron.
The rim that extends along the propodeal foramen.
The area that connects distally the lateral profurcal arms.
The apodeme that is located dorsally on the anterior margin of the metapectal-propodeal complex and corresponds to the site of origin of the metapleuro-third axillary sclerite of the hind wing muscle.
The inflection that extends along the dorsal margin of the prepectus.
The inflection that extends along the posterior margin of the prepectus.
The anatomical space that is located between the hypoproct and the epiproct and is continuous with the alimentary canal.
The carina that delimits the anterior vertical area of T2 from the posterior horizontal area.
The anatomical line that is the longest among lines extending between the anterior and posterior margins of the mesoscutum.
The fossa that is located laterally on the proximal margin of the coxa and accommodates the lateral coxal condyle of the pectus.
The condyle that is located distally on the lateral coxal articular process of the pleuron and inserts into the lateral pectal fossa of the coxa.
The fossa that is located on the coxa and accommodates the coxal condyle of the pleuron.
The pectal fossa of the coxa that accommodates the median coxal condyle of the pleuron.
The condyle that is located on the pectus and inserts into the pectal fossa of the coxa.
The coxal condyle of the pectus that inserts into the medial pectal fossa of the coxa.
The carina that arises submedially from the anterior margin of the metapectal-propodeal complex, is longitudinal and extends towards the propodeal foramen.
The area that extends along the inner margin of the compound eye and is differentiated from the rest of the frons by different coloration.
Metanoto-propodeo-metapecto-mesopectal complex
The sclerite that is connected anterolaterally and anteroventrally with the pronotum and anterodorsally with the mesoscutellum and the mesopostnotum.
The muscle that is attached at either end to the cuticle.
The muscle that is attached to the alimentary canal.
The area that is an outpouching of the integument.
The tarsal claw that is located in the fore leg.
The tarsal claw that is located in the mid leg.
The tarsal claw that is located in the hind leg.
anterior extension of lateral axillar area
The area that is located anteroventrally on the lateral axillar area, accomodates the ventral part of the posterior extension of the preaxilla and bears the postmedian notal wing process.
The carina that is transverse and connects the metapleural carinae.
The area that is located ventrally of the metapectus and limited dorsally by any line.
The projection that is median and is located anteriorly on the propodeum.
The scrobe that is located ventrally of the propodeal foramen and accommodates the gaster.
The carina that delimits laterally the gastral scrobe.
The area that is delimited dorsally by the antennal scrobes.
The multiporous plate sensillum that is elongate.
The area that is located anterior to the claval furrow.
The anatomical line that is perpendicular to the anteroposterior body axis and extends between the margins of the compound eyes.
The articulation that is composed of the mandibular acetabulum and the pleurostomal condyle.
The area that is located posteriorly of the transverse carina of the petiole.
The metatibial spur that is located at the anterior edge of the metatibia.
The flange that is located just laterally of the first abdominal spiracle.
The carina that encompasses a horizontal, median, rounded area of the mesoscutellar disc.
The area that is concave and is located between and ventral of the toruli.
The setiferous patch that is extending along the third metasomal tergum.
The line of separation that is located between consecutive abdominal terga.
The carina that extends lateroventrally on the mesopleuron between the lateral end of the epicnemium and the lateral margin of the mesocoxal foramen.
The carina that is longitudinal and extends between the anterior and posterior margins of the mesoscutellar-axillar complex.
longitudinal ridge on the posterior surface of metatibia
The carina that extends along the posterior surface of the metatibia between the distal and proximal ends of the metatibia.
The carina that extends medially on the lower face.
The median mesoscutal line that is an impression.
The groove that corresponds to the transepisternal line.
The spine that is located on the anterior face of the metafemur.
The impression that is located at the anteroventral corner of the metapleuron.
The depression that is concave and is located at the anterior end of the metapleural sulcus.
The flange that is located medially on the dorsal margin of the pronotum and overlaps the anterior part of the mesoscutum.
The area that is raised and extends from between the toruli to the posterior margin of the clypeus.
The setal pit that is located at the posterior margin of abdominal tergum 8.
The spine that is located posteromedially on the mesoscutellum.
transverse median carina on scutellar plate
The carina that extends transversely across the scutellar plate, anterior to glandular release pit.
The carina that is median and extends ventrally along the petiole.
The edge that separates the occiput from the vertex.
The sensillum whose cuticular component is without any opening.
The campaniform sensilla that is paired and is located submedially on the mesoscutellum.
The anatomical space that corresponds to the distal end of an exocrine gland.
The setiferous patch that is located posteromedially on the mesoscutellum.
The projection that is located submedially on the anterior margin of the propodeum.
The abdominal segment that is located in the metasoma.
The anatomical cluster that is composed of the pterothorax and the metapectus.
The carina that is located on the lower face ventrally of the torulus and dorsally of the clypeus.
The tooth that is located apically on the external margin of the mandible.
The aporous sensillum without a hairlike cuticular component.