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. 2017 Oct 4;(706):51–71. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.706.13888

Table 2.

Morphological features of E. integriceps, E. maura, E. dilaticollis, and E. testudinaria.

Species Morphological features
Pronotum lateral margins/lateral angles Presence of medial keel on scutellum/ tubercles near scutellum anterior angles Apices of jugal plates Female median genital plates Number of sclerotized hooks of aedeagus Body length, mm
E. integriceps (Fig. 5A) Slightly convex/rounded, not salient laterally of the base of hemelytra Yes/yes In the plane of clypeus apex or insignificantly above it Almost reaching lateral margins of abdominal segment VII 4 9.8–13.0
E. maura (Fig. 5B) Straight or slightly concave/rounded, not or barely noticeable salient laterally of the base of hemelytra No/no In the plane of clypeus apex or insignificantly above it Reaching or almost reaching lateral margins of abdominal segment VII 2 8.0–11.5
E. testudinaria (Fig. 5C) Straight or slightly concave/acuminate, slightly salient laterally of the base of hemelytra No or barely expressed/no Distinctly or insignificantly above the plane of clypeus apex Distinctly not reaching or almost reaching lateral margins of abdominal segment VII 4 8.0–10.5
E. dilaticollis (Fig. 5D) Slightly convex, rounded/ barely noticeable salient Yes/no In the plane of clypeus apex Not reaching lateral margins of abdominal segment VII 6 8.0–10.5