Sinomiopteryx Tikham, 1937

Wang, Ying-jian, Yang, Lin, Ye, Fei & Chen, Xiang-sheng, 2021, A new species of the genus Arria Stal, 1877 (Mantodea, Haaniidae) from China with notes on the tribe Arriini Giglio-Tos, 1919, ZooKeys 1025, pp. 1-19 : 1

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scientific name	Sinomiopteryx Tikham, 1937
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Sinomiopteryx Tikham, 1937: 495; Wang and Bi 1991: 126; Wang 1993: 111; Ehrmann 2002: 319.

Type species.

Sinomiopteryx grahami Tinkham, 1937, original designation.

Diagnosis.

Body medium and slender (Fig. 7 View Figure 7 ). Head narrowly transverse with prominent juxtaocular bulges; compound eyes broadly oval, prominent; Ocelli very large closely grouped in the male (Fig. 8E-G View Figure 8 ), minute in the female. Lower frons narrowly transverse. Antennae filiform, long in male, much shorter in female. Forefemur of males wider than in Arria , with 4 discoidal, 11-13 anteroventral and 4 posteroventral spines; foretibia with 8-10 anteroventral and 5-6 posteroventral spines. Pronotum short with supracoxal dilatation well marked, sparsely granulate, lateral margins with sparsely and strongly denticulate. Forewing broader than Arria , with rounded apex, CuA branches no more than 4, L/W ratio is 3.3-3.7, fore margin clothed with dense cilia; hindwing with truncate apex; both pairs of wings fully developed and exceeding the end of abdomen in male (Fig. 9E-H View Figure 9 ); female apterous. Sclerite L4A approximately rhomboidal, sdp thick with tip granulated, no terminal lobe (tl), right phallomere with large pia and pva. Styli far apart from each other.