Margattea transversa J-J He & Z-Q Wang, 2021
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/CA538705-BF0B-46C7-9708-29697F9F2ADD |
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Margattea transversa J-J He & Z-Q Wang |
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Margattea transversa J-J He & Z-Q Wang sp. nov. Figure 8A-N View Figure 8
Type material.
Holotype: China • ♂; Meizihu Reservoir, Pu’er City, Yunnan Province; 20-V-2016; Lu Qiu, Zhi-Wei Qiu leg; SWU-B-EC141801. Paratypes: China • 2♂; same date as for holotype SWU-B-EC141802-141803.
Other materials.
China • 1♀; Meizihu Reservoir, Pu'er City , Yunnan Province; 20-V-2016; Lu Qiu, Zhi-Wei Qiu leg. • 1♀; Meizihu Reservoir, Pu'er City , Yunnan Province; 21-V-2016; Lu Qiu, Zhi-Wei Qiu leg.
Diagnosis.
This species is similar to M. nimbata (Shelford, 1907) in male genitalia, but it can be differentiated from the latter by the following characters: 1) median phallomere base with a curved spine, while in the latter, with two curved spines; 2) a long piece of bone extends from the right side of the accessory structure, while absent in the latter; and 3) left phallomere with four long spines; the latter with two long spines.
Measurements
(mm). Male (n = 3), pronotum: length × width 2.5-2.6 × 3.2-3.9, tegmina length: 11.7-12.3, overall length: 14.0-14.1. Female, pronotum: length × width 2.6-2.7 × 3.2-3.4, tegmina length: 11.3-11.5, overall length: 13.4-13.6.
Description.
Male. Coloration: body pale yellowish-brown with brown (Fig. 8A, B View Figure 8 ). Face yellowish-brown. Interocular space with a dark brown band. Ocelli spots white and big, interocelli space with a brown band. Antennae pale yellowish-brown. Clypeus medium yellowish-brown. Maxillary palps light yellowish-brown (Fig. 8E View Figure 8 ). Pronotal disc brownish-gray with brown stripes and two lateral borders light grey (Fig. 8D View Figure 8 ). Tegmina pale yellowish-brown, wings grey brown (Fig. 8F, G View Figure 8 ). Abdomen yellowish-brown. Cerci pale yellowish-brown to pale brown (Fig. 8K View Figure 8 ). Styli faint yellow (Fig. 8M View Figure 8 ). Head: vertex slightly exposed, interocular distance same length as antennal socket space (Fig. 8C View Figure 8 ). Pronotum nearly trapezoidal, broader than long, widest part after midpoint, front and posterior margins nearly straight, and postero-lateral angle blunt and round; disc with symmetrical irregular macules (Fig. 8D View Figure 8 ). Third and fourth palpi of approximately same length, both obviously longer than fifth palp, fifth palp obviously expanded (Fig. 8E View Figure 8 ). Tegmina and wings: tegmina and wings fully developed, both extending beyond the end of abdomen (Fig. 8A, B View Figure 8 ). Tegmina with ScP simple, R multi-branched, M straight with seven complete branches. Hind wings with ScP and RA expanded at base; M straight and simple, without branches; CuA with five complete branches (Fig. 8F, G View Figure 8 ). Legs: anteroventral margin of front femur type B2 (Fig. 8H View Figure 8 ). Pulvilli present on four proximal tarsomeres. Tarsal claws symmetrical and specialized, inner margin serrated, arolia present (Fig. 8I View Figure 8 ). Abdomen and genitalia: eighth abdominal tergum specialized with a tuft (Fig. 8J View Figure 8 ). Supra-anal plate transverse, posterior margin convex. Paraprocts simple, similar, splitting into two pieces (Fig. 8K View Figure 8 ). Subgenital plate symmetrical. Styli similar, slender, distinctly separated (Fig. 8M View Figure 8 ). Left phallomere complex, irregular bone-shaped, with four spines (Fig. 8L View Figure 8 ). Median phallomere slender rod-shaped, apex with a curved spine; the accessory structure arched, at rightmost end blunt (Fig. 8M View Figure 8 ). Hook phallomere on the right side, base curved inwards with a short spine (Fig. 8N View Figure 8 ).
Female same as male.
Etymology.
The latin name " transversus " refers to the interocular space having a dark brown transverse band.
Distribution.
China (Yunnan).
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