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In H. muscae the rotation axis most likely lies at the mid-length of the bulbous 2 nd valvula (Fig. 3b) and almost horizontally above the 2 nd valvulae. In C. hyalinata the rotation axis passes through the 2 nd valvula-2 nd valvifer and would probably lie slightly anterodorsal/dorsally above the tubercle. In H. hebetor the rotation axis forms the posterior tongue-like stem of the terebra and is now located at the ventral base of the bulb of the 2 nd valvulae, where the ligaments of the latter are inserted. The rotation axis does not pass through the ligaments directly, but bends over them, which seems to be a consequence of their attachment situation. If the rotation axis lies just above the bases of the ligaments (Fig. 3b), then both the ligamentous parts of the rotation axis and the bases of the ligaments would lie in the same plane. However, the basis of the ligaments lies dorsomedially (Fig. 3b), the anterior 2 nd valvulae is dislocated laterally and rotated away from its resting position in the socket-like anterior part of the 2 nd valvifers, and thus becomes twisted around the rotation axis. This is surprising, since we think that this movement would very probably be prevented by the ligaments.
The terebra of Rhagoletis elegans is relatively short and inflexible in the resting position. This inflexibility is physiologically associated with the necessity to attack the ovipositor of the proclitic pest fly P. xylostella in rapid succession with a relatively long flat or curved needle-shaped blade. In contrast, the terebra of Rhagoletis pomonella shows a more derived morphology compared with Rhagoletis elegans. This terebra is moderately shaped like a segment of a cone with an equatorial constriction, which is also more massive than that of Rhagoletis elegans. a3f8a02ae1