[PDF] Top 20 New taxa of the Largidae and Pyrrhocoridae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) from the Oriental Region

... Differential diagnosis. Ectatops riedeli sp. nov. (Fig. 42) is very similar both in colouration and external morphological characters to E. sulawesiensis Stehlík & Jindra, 2006 (from northern Sulawesi) and E. ... See full document

... type species, D. darwini, with fi gures of the male genitalia. The external appearance of the type specimen of D. darwini (Fig. 64, the elongate body with clear dorsal stripes reminiscent of Australian Ommatodema ... See full document

... 52). Labium reaching beyond middle coxae. Antennae thin, much longer than body, most segments (especially I and IV) slightly to moderately curved, left antennomere IV vestigial (Fig. 49). Pronotum with collar similar to ... See full document

... this new species are very sim- ilar to ...also from Sulawesi. However, the coloration of the new species is very constant while that of ...range from almost black to pale reddish brown; the ... See full document

... separated from the area of the above two species by about 1600 km ...this new species extends the known range of the genus Menaccarus far away from Central ... See full document

... Special thanks to the authorities of Colecciòn Nacional de Insectos (CNIN) of Mexico for the assistance with specimens and to Dr. Harry Brailovsky (Instituto de Biologia, UNAM, D.F) and Dr. Luis Cervantes (Instituto de ... See full document

... eyes; region immediately above the antennifer and lower part of frons ridged; gena short, antennal segment I with a few setae, II–IV covered densely with whitish setae; head covered with whitish setae; labium ... See full document

... visible from above; antennal segment I exceeding apex of head; antennal segments I and III greater than interocular distance; ocelli situated behind eyes; eyes basi- cally oval, not protruding; preocular and ... See full document

... the new genus resemble those of Thailus Mahmood, 1967, but black patches are present on the vertex and pronotum, and at both ends of the brochosome fi eld of the ...different from those of Thailus: the anal ... See full document

... very narrow, more so than robust distal part, both regions separated by concave impression; entire adcoxal (dorsal) surface deeply concave (accommodating distal part of Cx 1 during fl exion of Tr 1 ) and delimited by ... See full document

... a new genus with larviform females from Mauritius (Heteroptera, Eni- cocephalidae), with discussion of thoracic and abdominal ...(Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Enicocephalidae) from ... See full document

... from Brazil specimens with alternated combinations of features of both E. orthoneuron and E. errabundus species. This made them conclude that the diagnostic characters to separate these species were actually ... See full document

... Abstract. Two new species of Phylinae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Miridae) are described from the Canary Islands. Their habitus, several characters of external morphology and genitalia are ... See full document

... described from Sierra de Gredos of Ávila province in Central Spain. The new species is most similar to ...The new species is clearly distinguished from ...differs from the remnant ... See full document

... three Oriental or African genera in the tribe Aeschrocorini (Aeschrocoris Bergroth, 1887, Geomorpha Bergroth, 1893, and Tyoma Miller, 1952), a single South American genus in the tribe Carpocorini (Caonabo Rol- ... See full document

... recognized from congeners by the dark brown clavus, whitish corium with subapical brown transverse stripe, uniformly pale brown membrane (Figs 1–2), spoon-shaped right paramere without apical process (Figs 8, 11), ... See full document

... Description. General morphology. Body elongate, sides sub-parallel (Fig. 1). Head black (Fig. 2); apex of clypeus slightly paler (reddish brown); white, transparent, fi ne, stiff, long erect setae on clypeus, shorter ... See full document

... recorded from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, French Guiana, and Paraguay, the head, antennal segments I‒III and pronotum are entirely pale yellowish orange; antennal segment IV dark castaneous with apex ... See full document

... MARTÍNEZ-IBARRA J. A., VENTURA-RODRÍGUEZ L. V., MEILLON-ISAIS K., BARAJAS-MARTÍNEZ H., ALEJANDRE-AGUILAR R., LUPERCIO-CORONEL P., ROCHA-CHÁVEZ G., NOGUEDA-TORRES B. 2008: Biological and genetic aspects of experimental ... See full document

... Differential diagnosis. Kmentia gen. nov. belongs to Physopeltinae because of the strongly S-shaped intersegmental sulci between the abdominal sternites. It differs in several characters from the other genera of ... See full document