Sinella umesaoi Yosii, 1940

Ding, Yin-Huan & Zhang, Feng, 2015, Contribution to the eyed Sinella from China: two new species and additional reports on nine known species (Collembola: Entomobryidae), Zootaxa 3973 (3), pp. 474-490 : 488

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scientific name	Sinella umesaoi Yosii, 1940
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Figs 9, 57, Table 2

Type locality. Japan, Hokkaido.

Material examined. Female on slide and 4 in alcohol, China: Jilin Province: Changchun City: Northeast Changchun City Urban Wetland Park, 43.986 °N, 125.36 °E, alt. 217 m, 31.viii. 2013, in litter, F Zhang and X Sun leg. (# 2013 DBCC); female on slide and numerous in alcohol, China, Jilin Province, Gongzhuling City, Jilin Academy of Agricultural Sciences, 43.50 °N, 124.817 °E, alt. 114 m, in farmland, 15.ix. 2013, X Sun leg.

Additions to original description. Clypeus with 7 ciliate chaetae, outer two much smaller ( Fig. 57). Cephalic groove with 6 chaetae, anterior three smooth and posterior three ciliate.

Distribution. Jilin, Shandong ( China); Japan; Korea.

Remarks. S. umesaoi resembles Entomobrya species in appearance because of its grey coloration, while other Sinella species have no or orange pigments. More comparison with other two 5 + 5 eyed species sees above remarks ( Table 2) and Pan et al. (2012).