Capsus ravana, (Kirby, 1891)

Yeshwanth, H. M. & Chérot, F., 2018, The Indian Hyalopeplini (Insecta, Heteroptera, Miridae, Mirinae): A preliminary review, Zootaxa 4378 (3), pp. 301-322 : 315

Isabel ravana ( Kirby, 1891)

( Figs. 19 , 40–43 )

Capsus ravana Kirby, 1891: 106 , plate IV (as new species, DV). Isabel ravana: Pathak 1969: 36 (description of male genitalia); Carvalho & Gross 1979: 515 – 516, 517, 518 (redescription, DV, MG); Schuh 1995: 679 (catalogue); Zheng et al. 2005: 55 – 56 (redescription, in fauna); Schuh 2002–2013 (online catalogue).

Diagnosis. See generic diagnosis. Habitus in dorsal view Figs. 19 and 40 . Male genital structures Figs. 41–43 . Measurements of Indian specimen table 1.

Material examined. INDIA: MANIPUR: 1♂, Ukhrul , 1647 m, 25°06’’. 485’N, 94° 21’’.022’ E., 28.viii.2014, Yeshwanth H.M. leg . MEGHALAYA: 1♂, Jaintia Hills, Jowai , 1297 m, 25°27’’ N, 92° 11’’ E, 11.vi.2013, Yeshwanth H.M. leg. ( UASB) .

Distribution. China, India (Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan), Indonesia (Sumatra, Iran Jaya), Myanmar, Philippines Islands, Sri Lanka, Taiwan.

Figures

FIGURES17–20. Habitus indorsal view of type-specimens of four Indian Hyalopeplini preserved to BMNHwith their labels. 17. Hyalopeplus rama (Kirby, 1891). 18. Hyalopeplus spinosus Distant, 1904c. 19. Isabel ravana (Kirby, 1891). 20. Onomaus pompeus Distant, 1904c.

FIGURES 40–43. Isabel ravana (Kirby, 1891). 40. Habitus in dorsal view. 41. Endophallus. 42. Left paramere. 43. Right paramere (the Indian specimen from Meghalaya cited in the text).