Umbrageocoris woodwardi (Malipatil, 1994) Kóbor, 2022
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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/dez.69.85584 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/B8A2FE46-238E-5AB5-8A32-008A09AE9022 |
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Umbrageocoris woodwardi (Malipatil, 1994) |
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comb. nov. |
Umbrageocoris woodwardi (Malipatil, 1994) View in CoL comb. nov.
Figs 10 View Figures 5–10 , 24 View Figures 19–24 , 28 View Figures 27–28
Material examined.
2 f (BPBM): " New Guinea: NE. / Moife 2100 m. / 7-14. X. 1959 // Swept in / clearing // T. C. Maa / Collector / BISHOP"; 1 f BPBM: "NE. / Moife 2100 m. / 15km NW of Okapu / 7-14. X. 1959 // T. C. Maa / Collector / BISHOP" .
Additions and corrections to the description of Malipatil (1994). Head. Median longitudinal furrow of vertex minute, hardly surpassing base of clypeus. Labial trough cup-shaped with suture short, hardly reaching middle of venter of head. Thorax. Peritreme bulbous, dorsal flange not indented.
Diagnosis.
U. woodwardi resembles U. elengantulus in general aspect, but it can be distinguished from the latter species based on the combination of the following characters: vertex with dark marking only basally (with more extensive dark markings in U. elegantulus ); dorsal flange of peritreme simple (indented in U. elegantulus ).
Distribution.
Most of the published records of the species are from Western Australia, where the species inhabits Brigalow tropical savanna and Eastern Australian temperate forest habitats ( Malipatil 1994). In the material deposited in the BPBM three specimens from the Central Range montane rain forests of New Guinea are present.
Remarks.
Based on the specimens available as well as the original description and illustrations provided by Malipatil (1994) the species possesses a combination of characters diagnostic of Umbrageocoris , including the presence of a median longitudinal furrow on vertex, a cup- or Y-shaped labial trough, and the arrangement of sutures of abdominal tergites 4/5 and 5/6. The following new combination is accordingly proposed: Umbrageocoris woodwardi (Malipatil, 1994), comb. nov.
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