Flabellochromus, PIC, 1925

Figure 1. A, phylogenetic hypothesis for Calochromini based on the maximum-likelihood analysis of the MUSCLE alignment. Numbers at the branches are maximum-likelihood bootstrap values and Bayesian posterior probabilities. The complete tree with outgroups and full-branch lengths is shown in Fig. S8 (Supporting Information). B, discrete phylogeography reconstruction using a Bayesian approach as implemented in BEAST 2.1; pie charts represent posterior probabilities of biogeographical origins. C, geographical distribution chart of the Calochromini genera.

Figure 5. A–H, general appearance: A, Lygistopterus sanguineus; B, Calochromus (s.s., glaucopterus; C, C. (Flabellochromus, kelantanensis; D, C. (Paracalochromus) giganteus; E, Lucaina discoidalis; F, Macrolygistopterus rubripennis; G, Micronychus bimaculatus; H, Parantis triguttatus. I–O, male genitalia, ventrally: I, Micronychus bimaculatus; J, Parantis triguttatus; K, Lygistopterus sanguineus; L, Calochromus (s.s.), glaucopterus; M, C. (Flabellochromus) kelantanensis; N, Macrolygistopterus rubripennis; O, Lucaina schini. P, Lygistopterus sanguineus, terminal abdominal sclerites, ventrally. Q, Parantis triguttatus, antenna, detail. Scale bars: A–H = 2.5 mm; I–Q = 0.25 mm.