taxonID	type	format	identifier	references	title	description	created	creator	contributor	publisher	audience	source	license	rightsHolder	datasetID
B188F7B0633655AD91F91F3BA1430361.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770016	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure1	Figure 1. Living photos of some Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus species A, B male of P. minor (with varing proportion of black areas on hind legs) C female of P. minor D male of P. ritsemae E male of G. odonopetalus F female of G. odonopetalus (Photos A-D were provided by Zhang, Tao, and E, F were photographed by He, Zhixin).	Figure 1. Living photos of some Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus species A, B male of P. minor (with varing proportion of black areas on hind legs) C female of P. minor D male of P. ritsemae E male of G. odonopetalus F female of G. odonopetalus (Photos A-D were provided by Zhang, Tao, and E, F were photographed by He, Zhixin).	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
B188F7B0633655AD91F91F3BA1430361.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770018	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure3	Figure 3. Bodies of G. odonopetalus A male B female. Scale bar: 10 mm.	Figure 3. Bodies of G. odonopetalus A male B female. Scale bar: 10 mm.	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
B188F7B0633655AD91F91F3BA1430361.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770019	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure4	Figure 4. Intraspecific variation of genitalia in G. odonopetalus A-F genitalia from six individuals in lateral view (Note: the red arrows point to the posterior of epiphallus, highlighting variations among individuals; the blue circles indicate the protuberance of mid-ectoparamere) G-L genitalia of the same six individuals in dorsal view (Note: the green circles indicate the median lobe of the epiphallus posterior).	Figure 4. Intraspecific variation of genitalia in G. odonopetalus A-F genitalia from six individuals in lateral view (Note: the red arrows point to the posterior of epiphallus, highlighting variations among individuals; the blue circles indicate the protuberance of mid-ectoparamere) G-L genitalia of the same six individuals in dorsal view (Note: the green circles indicate the median lobe of the epiphallus posterior).	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
B188F7B0633655AD91F91F3BA1430361.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770020	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure5	Figure 5. Intraspecific variation of genitalia in G. odonopetalus A-C and G-I photos of genitalia from six individuals in caudal view D-F and J-L drawings of genitalia from the same six individuals in caudal view.	Figure 5. Intraspecific variation of genitalia in G. odonopetalus A-C and G-I photos of genitalia from six individuals in caudal view D-F and J-L drawings of genitalia from the same six individuals in caudal view.	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
B188F7B0633655AD91F91F3BA1430361.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770017	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure2	Figure 2. Distributions of Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus in China (Note: the locality of P. zebripes cited from Liu and He (2022), and the remaining location information is based on the data of examined materials).	Figure 2. Distributions of Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus in China (Note: the locality of P. zebripes cited from Liu and He (2022), and the remaining location information is based on the data of examined materials).	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
1300E0C5928553CC8D7DA8DB4711C8BE.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770020	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure5	Figure 5. Intraspecific variation of genitalia in G. odonopetalus A-C and G-I photos of genitalia from six individuals in caudal view D-F and J-L drawings of genitalia from the same six individuals in caudal view.	Figure 5. Intraspecific variation of genitalia in G. odonopetalus A-C and G-I photos of genitalia from six individuals in caudal view D-F and J-L drawings of genitalia from the same six individuals in caudal view.	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
DDCBC5BC25BA552781C5DC60A4AB005B.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770016	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure1	Figure 1. Living photos of some Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus species A, B male of P. minor (with varing proportion of black areas on hind legs) C female of P. minor D male of P. ritsemae E male of G. odonopetalus F female of G. odonopetalus (Photos A-D were provided by Zhang, Tao, and E, F were photographed by He, Zhixin).	Figure 1. Living photos of some Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus species A, B male of P. minor (with varing proportion of black areas on hind legs) C female of P. minor D male of P. ritsemae E male of G. odonopetalus F female of G. odonopetalus (Photos A-D were provided by Zhang, Tao, and E, F were photographed by He, Zhixin).	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
DDCBC5BC25BA552781C5DC60A4AB005B.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770021	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure6	Figure 6. Distance between the first and second oblique vein of P. minor (Note: The data in the graph were measured from 42 samples. All the data can be roughly divided into three groups: distance less than 0.6 mm, distance greater than 1.2 mm, and distance between 0.7 mm and 1 mm, among which, individuals with distance less than 0.6 mm are the majority. The figure of the veins on the right, from top to bottom, represents the maximum, median and minimum distances, respectively. Units: mm).	Figure 6. Distance between the first and second oblique vein of P. minor (Note: The data in the graph were measured from 42 samples. All the data can be roughly divided into three groups: distance less than 0.6 mm, distance greater than 1.2 mm, and distance between 0.7 mm and 1 mm, among which, individuals with distance less than 0.6 mm are the majority. The figure of the veins on the right, from top to bottom, represents the maximum, median and minimum distances, respectively. Units: mm).	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
DDCBC5BC25BA552781C5DC60A4AB005B.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770022	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure7	Figure 7. This figure shows that the distribution of the area-to-total area ratio of the black area of P. minor (Note: The data in the graph were measured from 42 samples. In the figure, miscellaneous colors, i. e., individuals with black proportions between 30 % and 90 %, accounted for the majority, while light-colored individuals, i. e., individuals with black proportions no higher than 20 %, and black individuals, i. e., individuals with black proportions higher than 90 %, were very few and only one in our sampling respectively.).	Figure 7. This figure shows that the distribution of the area-to-total area ratio of the black area of P. minor (Note: The data in the graph were measured from 42 samples. In the figure, miscellaneous colors, i. e., individuals with black proportions between 30 % and 90 %, accounted for the majority, while light-colored individuals, i. e., individuals with black proportions no higher than 20 %, and black individuals, i. e., individuals with black proportions higher than 90 %, were very few and only one in our sampling respectively.).	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
DDCBC5BC25BA552781C5DC60A4AB005B.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770023	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure8	Figure 8. Phonarellus minor (Chopard, 1959) (A-J) A-D bodies of P. minor (A, C males B, D females; scale bar: 10 mm A, B specimens with dark colored hind legs C, D specimens with light-colored hind legs) E-G genitalia (E dorsally viewed F laterally viewed G ventrally viewed) H color variation of hind legs from dark to light I variable intervals at the base of oblique veins (Note: The red line point to the first and second oblique veins. The distance between the two veins in the rightmost figure is the smallest (see Fig. 6, i. e., less than 0.6 mm), and the sampled individual has black hind legs (see Fig. 7, i. e., the percentage of black is higher than 90 %); the distance between the two veins in the middle figure is the largest (see Fig. 6, i. e., greater than 1.2 mm), and the sampled individual has miscellaneous colored hind legs (see Fig. 7, i. e., 30 % - 90 % black); the distance between the two veins in the rightmost figure is medium (Fig. 6, i. e. 0.7 mm- 1 mm), and the hind legs of the sampled individuals are light colored (Fig. 7, i. e. the percentage of black is less than 20 %). Combining the information in Figs 6, 7, it can be inferred that the change in veins distance does not correlate entirely with the variation in the color of the hind legs) J ovipositor.	Figure 8. Phonarellus minor (Chopard, 1959) (A-J) A-D bodies of P. minor (A, C males B, D females; scale bar: 10 mm A, B specimens with dark colored hind legs C, D specimens with light-colored hind legs) E-G genitalia (E dorsally viewed F laterally viewed G ventrally viewed) H color variation of hind legs from dark to light I variable intervals at the base of oblique veins (Note: The red line point to the first and second oblique veins. The distance between the two veins in the rightmost figure is the smallest (see Fig. 6, i. e., less than 0.6 mm), and the sampled individual has black hind legs (see Fig. 7, i. e., the percentage of black is higher than 90 %); the distance between the two veins in the middle figure is the largest (see Fig. 6, i. e., greater than 1.2 mm), and the sampled individual has miscellaneous colored hind legs (see Fig. 7, i. e., 30 % - 90 % black); the distance between the two veins in the rightmost figure is medium (Fig. 6, i. e. 0.7 mm- 1 mm), and the hind legs of the sampled individuals are light colored (Fig. 7, i. e. the percentage of black is less than 20 %). Combining the information in Figs 6, 7, it can be inferred that the change in veins distance does not correlate entirely with the variation in the color of the hind legs) J ovipositor.	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
DDCBC5BC25BA552781C5DC60A4AB005B.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770017	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure2	Figure 2. Distributions of Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus in China (Note: the locality of P. zebripes cited from Liu and He (2022), and the remaining location information is based on the data of examined materials).	Figure 2. Distributions of Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus in China (Note: the locality of P. zebripes cited from Liu and He (2022), and the remaining location information is based on the data of examined materials).	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
2ED2606AC0855184BF8AC6907CB44447.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770016	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure1	Figure 1. Living photos of some Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus species A, B male of P. minor (with varing proportion of black areas on hind legs) C female of P. minor D male of P. ritsemae E male of G. odonopetalus F female of G. odonopetalus (Photos A-D were provided by Zhang, Tao, and E, F were photographed by He, Zhixin).	Figure 1. Living photos of some Phonarellus and Gymnogryllus species A, B male of P. minor (with varing proportion of black areas on hind legs) C female of P. minor D male of P. ritsemae E male of G. odonopetalus F female of G. odonopetalus (Photos A-D were provided by Zhang, Tao, and E, F were photographed by He, Zhixin).	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
2ED2606AC0855184BF8AC6907CB44447.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770024	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure9	Figure 9. Body of P. ritsemae A male B female. Scale bar: 10 mm.	Figure 9. Body of P. ritsemae A male B female. Scale bar: 10 mm.	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
2ED2606AC0855184BF8AC6907CB44447.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770025	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure10	Figure 10. Intraspecific variation of genitalia of P. ritsemae A-C genitalia of three individuals in ventral view D-F drawing of ectoparamere in ventral view G-I Genitalia of the same three individuals in lateral view (Note: The blue circles of the A-C graph point to the ectoparamere, highlighting variations among individuals; the red arrows in the G-I graph point to the teeth of epiphallic posterior).	Figure 10. Intraspecific variation of genitalia of P. ritsemae A-C genitalia of three individuals in ventral view D-F drawing of ectoparamere in ventral view G-I Genitalia of the same three individuals in lateral view (Note: The blue circles of the A-C graph point to the ectoparamere, highlighting variations among individuals; the red arrows in the G-I graph point to the teeth of epiphallic posterior).	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
2ED2606AC0855184BF8AC6907CB44447.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/StillImage	image/png	https://binary.pensoft.net/fig/770026	https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1129.87706.figure11	Figure 11. Intraspecific variation of genitalia in P. ritsemae A-C photos of genitalia of three individuals in dorsal view D-F drawing of epiphallus of the same three individuals in dorsal view (Note: the drawing shows the notch variation)	Figure 11. Intraspecific variation of genitalia in P. ritsemae A-C photos of genitalia of three individuals in dorsal view D-F drawing of epiphallus of the same three individuals in dorsal view (Note: the drawing shows the notch variation)	2022-11-15	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin		Zenodo	biologists	Wang, Ning;Huang, Huateng;Ma, Li-Bin			
