Ozanaphothrips, Mound & Masumoto, 2009

Mound, Laurence A. & Masumoto, Masami, 2009, Australian Thripinae of the Anaphothrips genus-group (Thysanoptera), with three new genera and thirty-three new species, Zootaxa 2042 (1), pp. 1-76 : 62

Key to species of Ozanaphothrips

1. Abdominal sternites with craspeda on posterior margin ( Fig. 181 )............................................................................. 2

-. Abdominal sternites without craspeda ......................................................................................................................... 3

2. Body brown to dark brown; macroptera with ocellar setae pair III within ocellar triangle ( Fig. 188 )... fenarius sp. n.

-. Body bicoloured, mainly yellow with head and abdominal segments VIII–X brown; macroptera with pterothorax brown; macroptera with ocellar setae pair III anterolateral to ocellar triangle ................................. condaminei sp. n.

3. Antennal segment IV with sensorium forked ............................................................................................................. 4

- Antennal segment IV with sensorium simple .............................................................................................................. 5

4. Sternal marginal setae arising in front of margin (Fig. 202); macroptera with metascutal reticulation equiangular [aptera metascutum almost smooth]; tergal craspeda strongly lobed (Figs 201, 203); pronotal posteromarginal setae all equally short [male bicoloured] ........................................................................................................... perotis sp. n.

-. Sternal marginal setae arising at margin (Fig. 206); macroptera with metascutal sculpture irregularly longitudinal (Fig. 207); tergal craspeda not strongly lobed; pronotal posteromarginal setae pair 8 at least twice as long as posteromarginal setae pair 1 [male unknown] ......................................................................................... thulius sp. n.

5. Abdominal tergite I with no craspedum ( Fig. 196 ), II–VIII with narrow craspedum; pronotum transverse ( Fig. 193 ); tergites III–VI with no sculpture medially; sternites II–III usually without discal setae................... kununurrai sp. n.

-. Abdominal tergites I–VIII each with broad craspedum on posterior margin (Fig. 208); pronotum trapezoidal (Fig. 209); tergites III–VI with reticulate sculpture medially; sternites II–III with discal setae .................... torridus sp. n.

Figures

FIGURES 180–190. Ozanaphothrips species. O. condaminei 180–184: (180) head; (181) sternites VI–VII; (182) male sternites; (183) antenna; (184) pro & mesonotum. O. fenarius 185–190: (185) meso & metanotum of macroptera; (186) meso & metanotum of aptera; (187) antenna; (188) head & pronotum; (189) prosternum; (190) tergites V–VI.

FIGURES 191–200. Ozanaphothrips species. O. fenarius 191–192: (191) sternites; (192) male sternites. O. kununurrai 193–197: (193) head & pronotum; (194) antenna; (195) sternites IV–VI; (196) tergites I–III; (197) meso & metanotum. O. perotis 198–200: (198) antenna; (199) head & prothorax; (200) tergites VIII–X.