Coarctana, Domahovski & Cavichioli, 2023
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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/asp.81.e81961 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/C82FE565-FF2B-4B90-99AE-C115857B6A29 |
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Coarctana |
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gen. nov. |
3.3.2. Coarctana gen. nov.
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Type species.
Acuera rana DeLong & Freytag, 1982: 309.
Diagnosis.
Small to medium size leafhoppers (7.0-10.5 mm). Head, in dorsal view (Figs 17A View Figure 17 , 18A View Figure 18 ), moderately produced anterad, median length slightly longer than half interocular width; crown surface with transverse striae; ocellus slightly closer to inner margin of eye than to midline. Head, in lateral view (Figs 17C View Figure 17 , 18C View Figure 18 ), crown-face transition thin, with 3-6 transverse carinae. Pronotum (Figs 17A View Figure 17 , 18A View Figure 18 ) with black or brown punctures. Forewing (Figs 20D View Figure 20 , 22D View Figure 22 ) M vein with segment after the divergence between R+M and before the cross vein m-cu 1 2 × longer than the length of m-cu 1; appendix reduced. Subgenital plate (Figs 17H View Figure 17 , 22H View Figure 22 ) usually with long setae. Aedeagus (Figs 17L View Figure 17 , 18L View Figure 18 ) strongly constricted between dorsal apodeme and atrium; dorsal apodeme with pair of long processes, strongly curved dorsally.
Coloration.
Head and thorax (Figs 29 View Figure 29 , 32 View Figure 32 ) reddish-brown or yellowish-brown. Head (Figs 17A View Figure 17 , 19A View Figure 19 ) without black punctures, usually with a pair of small circular black spots, near posterior margin, behind ocelli. Face (Figs 17B View Figure 17 , 18B View Figure 18 ) usually without maculae. Pronotum (Figs 17A View Figure 17 , 18A View Figure 18 ) with black or brown punctures and frequently with irregular black spots near anterior margin. Forewing (Figs 17D View Figure 17 , 23D View Figure 23 ) with black maculae on apex of anal veins, cross veins of discal and apical cells, usually with additional mottled black spots, or with a transverse brown stripe over subapical cells. Legs (Figs 31 View Figure 31 , 32 View Figure 32 ) without large black maculae or punctures. Metatibia (Figs 17C View Figure 17 , 23C View Figure 23 ) with cucullate bases of setae blacks.
Description.
Head, in dorsal view (Figs 17A View Figure 17 , 18A View Figure 18 ), moderately produced anterad, median length slightly longer than half interocular width; transocular width 8.0-8.5 tenths of pronotum humeral width; crown surface with transverse striae; ocellus slightly closer to anterior margin or equidistant between anterior and posterior margins of crown and slightly closer to inner margin of eye than to midline. Head, in frontal view (Figs 17B View Figure 17 , 18B View Figure 18 ), face wider than high; frons texture shagreen, surface just below the crown-face transition not excavated; frontogenal suture surpassing antennal ledge, extending to anterior margin of crown; supra-antennal lobe oblique, advancing over the frons for short distance; gena with ventrolateral margin rounded and slightly angled medially; maxillary plate produced ventrally as far as clypeus apex. Head, in lateral view (Figs 17C View Figure 17 , 18C View Figure 18 ), crown-face transition thin, with 3-6 transverse carinae; anterior margin of crown slightly projected over anterior margin of eye; frons not inflated. Pronotum, in dorsal view (Figs 17A View Figure 17 , 18A View Figure 18 ), with transverse striae on disc and posterior third; lateral margins as long as eye length; posterior margin slightly excavated; in lateral view (Figs 17C View Figure 17 , 18C View Figure 18 ), moderately declivous, continuous with head declivity. Mesonotum (Figs 17A View Figure 17 , 18A View Figure 18 ), slightly wider than long; scutellum (Figs 17A View Figure 17 , 18A View Figure 18 ) slightly swollen. Forewing (Figs 20D View Figure 20 , 22D View Figure 22 ) without extra numerary veins; M vein with segment after the divergence between R+M and before the cross vein m-cu 1 2 × longer than the length of m-cu 1; appendix reduced, bordering first to second apical cells; apex rounded. Profemur moderately elongated, 3.5 × longer than wide; AD, AM, and PD rows reduced and poorly defined, with exception of apical setae AD1, AM1, and PD1, respectively; IC row formed by slightly arched comb of fine setae, beginning at distal half of femur and extending to AM1; AV row with 4-6 setae restricted to basal half; PV with 1-3 setae. Protibia, in cross-section, semi-circular, dorsal surface with longitudinal carina adjacent to PD row; AV row formed by long setae, slightly longer and thicker towards apex; dorsal rows with apical AD1 and PD1 setae developed; AD row without differentiated setae. Mesotibia with dorsal surface rounded. Metafemur with setal formula 2:2:1. Metatibia with AD row with up to 4 intercalary setae between macrosetae; PV row with setae of apical half formed by sequence of a longer and thicker seta, interspersed with 2-4 thinner and shorter setae, ending with a long and thick seta. Metatarsomere I ventral surface with rows of non-cucullate setae; outer row absent or with setae very reduced in size; inner row with 5-8; pecten with 3-4 platellae, flanked by one inner and one outer tapered seta. Metatarsomere II pecten with 2 platellae, flanked by two inner and one outer tapered seta.
Male terminalia.
Sternite VIII not covering subgenital plates. Pygofer, in lateral view (Figs 22G View Figure 22 , 23G View Figure 23 ), with basodorsal processes usually developed and extending ventrally. Anal tube membranous, without processes. Subgenital plate (Figs 17H View Figure 17 , 22H View Figure 22 ) usually with long setae. Aedeagus (Figs 17L View Figure 17 , 18L View Figure 18 ) strongly constricted between dorsal apodeme and atrium, dorsal apodeme bent ventrally, with pair of long processes, strongly curved dorsally.
Female terminalia.
Pygofer (Fig. 21B View Figure 21 , 24B View Figure 24 ) with macrosetae distributed on posteroventral quadrant and dorsoapical third. Ovipositor slightly curved dorsally. First valvula (Figs 21C View Figure 21 , 27C View Figure 27 ) not broadened medially; dorsal sculptured area strigate, beginning after half length of valvula; ventral interlocking device distinct on basoventral 2/5 of blade; apex tapered and acute. Second valvula (Figs 21E View Figure 21 , 27E View Figure 27 ) wider near half length; dorsal protuberance rounded, located after half length of blade; dorsal margin with few very small, rounded teeth, irregular shaped, present subapically; ventral margin without denticles; apex tapered and subacute. Second valvifer (Figs 21G View Figure 21 , 27G View Figure 27 ) 2.8 × longer than wide. Gonoplac (Figs 21G View Figure 21 , 27G View Figure 27 ) posterodorsal margin straight, about 4 tenths of blade length; external surface with dentiform cuticular projections; ventral margin broadly rounded; apex slightly tapered and rounded.
Distribution.
Colombia, Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela.
Etymology.
The generic name Coarctana (feminine noun) is derived from the Latin word “coarctatio” meaning constriction. It refers to aedeagus bearing a strong constriction between the atrium and dorsal apodeme. The suffix - ana is common in names of Gyponini genera.
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