Metrocoris coxalis, Chen & Nieser, 1993
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5082.4.3 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5792719 |
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Metrocoris coxalis View in CoL group
Diagnosis. The venter of body black, except the mesosternum mediolaterally with a yellowish-brown mark on each side directed anteriorly and posteriorly ( Figs. 2C View FIGURES 2 , 3B View FIGURES 3 ), the posterior region of the abdominal venter yellowish-brown ( Figs. 2C, F, H View FIGURES 2 , 3B, G, I View FIGURES 3 ); the male fore femur is slender, the flexor region almost medially with a small notch and mostly with a few setae basally (see Tran and Polhemus 2017, Fig. 100); the hind coxa or both the hind coxa and the hind trochanter with a slender process or the hind trochanter is slightly produced in female ( Figs. 2B, I View FIGURES 2 , 3C, J View FIGURES 3 ; Chen & Nieser 1993 b, Fig. 204; Tran & Polhemus 2017, Fig. 106), the flexor region of the hind femur basally or sub-basally usually with a fringe of setae in the female ( Figs. 2I View FIGURES 2 , 3J View FIGURES 3 ; Tran & Polhemus 2017, Fig. 106); the proctiger of the male is sub-ovate, mediolaterally widened ( Figs. 2L View FIGURES 2 , 3L View FIGURES 3 ); the paramere is falciform, the dorsal region nearly middle is slightly raised usually with some setae ( Figs. 2N View FIGURES 2 , 3N View FIGURES 3 ; Chen & Nieser 1993 b, Figs. 193, 194; Tran & Polhemus 2017, Figs. 101, 102); the proximal region of the dorsal sclerite with a reflex angled process, the ventral sclerite of endosoma is long, surpassing well beyond the level of the lateral sclerite in the lateral view ( Fig. 2O View FIGURES 2 , Chen & Nieser 1993 b, Fig. 200, Tran & Polhemus 2017, Fig. 104); the sternum VII of the female is constricted laterally and is completely covering the genital segments ( Figs. 2H View FIGURES 2 , 3I View FIGURES 3 ; Tran & Polhemus 2017, Fig. 107).
Included species. M. coxalis Chen & Nieser , M. issaci sp. nov., M. josephi sp. nov. and M. nigriventris Tran & Polhemus.
Distribution. India (NE), Myanmar, Vietnam.
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