Anaplectoidea spinea, Wang, Zong-Qing, Jiang, Hong-Yun & Feng, Ping-Zhang, 2006

Wang, Zong-Qing, Jiang, Hong-Yun & Feng, Ping-Zhang, 2006, Two new species of Anaplectoidea Shelford 1906 from China (Blattaria: Blattellidae), Zootaxa 1160, pp. 21-28 : 26-28

Anaplectoidea spinea sp. nov.

Fig. 3 , A–I

Yellowish brown, unicolor. Head and pronotal disk without spots and stripes. Interocular space slightly less than the distance between the antennal sockets. The third segment of palps slightly longer than the fourth, both distinctly longer than the fifth swollen segment. Pronotum suboval, the anterior and posterior margin straight, two sides convex, the widest behind the middle. Tegmina and wings fully developed and slightly extending beyond the end of abdomen. Hind wing with radial vein straight, not branched; median vein simple, slightly curved at proximal part; cubitus vein with 4–7 branches (holotype with 4 branches, of which 3 pseudocomplete and 1 incomplete branches, paratypes with 6 or 7 branches); appendicular field about 25–28% the length of the wing. The front femur Type A3, tarsal claws symmetrical, with denticles on ventral margins. The seventh segment of abdomen specialized with two small fossae medially as Fig. 3­E . Supra­anal plate symmetrical, linguiform, paraprocts dissimilar, distal portion of the right variable, with some spines. Subgenital plate asymmetrical, two styles spine­like slightly curved, apical acute; hook­like on the left with an apical incision; median phallomere formed with two parts, the distal part slender, acute; right phallomere without brush­like instruction.

Specimens examined

Holotype: male, China: Yunnan province, Xishuangbanna, 1200–1400m, 18 May 1958, coll. Zhang Yi­Ran.

Paratypes: 1 male, China: Yunnan province, Zhengkang County, 980m, 21 April 1980, coll. Zhang Ming; 1 male, China: Yunnan, Coll. No details.

Figures

FIGURE 3. A – I. Anaplectoidea spinea, sp. nov., A. pronotum; B. supra­anal plate and paraprocts, ventral view; C. hind wing; D. subgenital plate, dorsal view; E. the seventh abdominal tergum; F. femur; G. left phallomere; H. median phallomere; I. right phallomere.