Costanana DeLong & Freytag, 1972
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Genus Costanana DeLong & Freytag, 1972 View in CoL
Type species
Costanana dunda DeLong & Freytag, 1972a: 229 View in CoL .
Diagnosis
Small to medium-sized leafhoppers ( Figs 11–13 View Fig View Fig View Fig ) 5.0 to 9.1 mm in length. Head ( Figs 1A View Fig , 7A View Fig , 25A View Fig ), in dorsal view, usually slightly produced anteriorly, median length of crown slightly less than or as long as half interocular width; crown surface transversely striated; in lateral view ( Figs 2C View Fig , 6C View Fig ), crown-face transition distinct, thin or moderately thick, and transversely carinated. Forewing ( Figs 11–13 View Fig View Fig View Fig ) costal margin with yellow (sometimes green in life) macula on basal third and with depigmented (white) macula on apical third (absent in a few species); appendix well developed. Male sternite VIII ( Fig. 1E View Fig ) long, usually triangular, fully hiding subgenital plates. Male pygofer ( Fig. 1G View Fig ) commonly without process. Subgenital plate ( Fig. 1H View Fig ) frequently tapered to weakly sclerotized apex and bearing long filiform setae. Aedeagus ( Fig. 1L View Fig ) without apodemal processes. Female with first and second valvulae of ovipositor ( Fig. 3D, F View Fig ) narrow, not broadened medially. Second valvula ( Fig. 3F View Fig ) with dorsal protuberance reduced; dorsal margin ( Fig. 3G View Fig ) with small denticles restricted to apical portion.
COLORATION. Dorsum usually dark brown ( Figs 11A, E View Fig , 12A, C, E, G View Fig , 13A, E View Fig ) or less frequently reddish-brown ( Figs 11G View Fig , 13C View Fig ) or yellowish-brown ( Fig. 11C View Fig ), contrasting with venter light yellow ( Fig. 11B View Fig ). Head and pronotum ( Fig. 11A, C View Fig ) frequently with small black maculae. Proepimeron ( Fig. 1C View Fig ) light yellow without maculae. Forewing costal margin with broad ( Fig. 11C View Fig ) or narrow ( Fig. 11A, E, G View Fig ) yellow (sometimes green in life) macula on basal third and with large ( Fig. 12A, C View Fig ) or small ( Fig. 11A, E View Fig ) depigmented (white) macula on apical third, which in a few species is absent ( Figs 11G View Fig , 13C View Fig ). Legs ( Fig. 11B, D, F, H View Fig ) yellow.
STRUCTURE. Head in dorsal view ( Fig. 1A View Fig ): usually slightly produced anteriorly, median length of crown slightly less than half interocular width; crown surface with fine parallel transverse striations ( Fig. 25A View Fig ); anterior margin broadly rounded and usually parallel to anterior margin of pronotum; transocular width of head narrower than humeral width of pronotum; ocelli closer to anterior than posterior margin of crown and equidistant between median line and eyes, or rarely closer to midline; in frontal view ( Fig. 2B View Fig ), frons longer than wide, flat, not excavated below anterior margin of crown and without striations, texture shagreen; frontogenal suture distant from eye margins by half width of clypeus, not surpassing antennal ledge; antennal ledge carinated, obliquely downwards in relation to frons and extending over frons by short distance; gena with ventrolateral margins slightly convex at midlength and weakly excavated near eye; maxillary plate produced ventrally as far as clypeus apex; epistomal suture indistinct medially; clypeus not inflated, ca 1.5× as long as wide, lateral margins approximately parallel, apex emarginated; in lateral view ( Figs 2C View Fig , 6C View Fig ), crown-face transition thin or moderately thick and transversely carinated. Pronotum in dorsal view ( Fig. 1A View Fig ): transverse striated except near anterior margin; lateral margins convergent anterad; in lateral view ( Fig. 1C View Fig ), moderately declivous; head and pronotum in continuous slope. Scutellum ( Fig. 1C View Fig ) not inflated. Forewing ( Fig. 1A View Fig ) without extra crossveins; venation distinct; inner discal cell frequently very short ( Figs 1D View Fig , 6D View Fig , 9D View Fig ) or open, m-cu 2 crossvein absent ( Figs 2D View Fig , 7D View Fig , 8D View Fig ); five apical cells (R1 vein present); appendix well developed, wider than maximum width of inner apical cell, and involving first and second apical cells. Profemur AD, AM, and PD rows reduced and poorly defined, with exception of apical setae AD 1, AM 1 and PD 1, respectively. Protibia more or less cylindrical, with a longitudinal carina adjacent to PD row; AV row formed by long setae, gradually increasing in thickness and length towards apex; AD formed by many small undifferentiated setae. Hind leg femoral setal formula 2:2:1. Metatibia AD row without intercalary setae between macrosetae; PV row with setae of apical half formed by sequence of 1 thicker and 3–4 thinner setae, ending with a long and thick seta. Metatarsomere I with inner row of plantar surface developed, but formed by small (not cuculate) setae, median row absent or with minute setae; apex with platellae flanked by 2 tapered lateral setae on inner and 1 on external corner. Metatarsomere II with platellae flanked by 2 tapered lateral setae on inner and 1 on external corner.
MALE TERMINALIA. Male sternite VIII ( Fig. 1E View Fig ) long, fully hiding subgenital plates in repose, frequently triangular. Male pygofer ( Fig. 1G View Fig ) commonly without apical process (present in C. dunda and C. xenomorpha sp. nov.). Subgenital plate ( Fig. 1H View Fig ) frequently tapered to apex, weakly sclerotized distally and bearing long filiform setae. Aedeagus ( Fig. 4L View Fig ) without apodemal processes.
FEMALE TERMINALIA. First and second valvulae of ovipositor ( Fig. 3D, F View Fig ) not broadened medially. First valvula ( Fig. 3D View Fig ) with ventral interlocking device long, extending on basal two-thirds or more. Second valvula ( Fig. 3F View Fig ) with dorsal protuberance reduced; dorsal margin ( Fig. 3G View Fig ) with small denticles restricted to apical portion.
Distribution
North America ( México), Central America ( Jamaica and Panama) and South America ( Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Peru).
Remarks
Costanana is one of the genera of Gyponini having the crown surface transversely striated, the crown-face transition defined, the male sternite VIII well produced posterad, hiding the subgenital plates in repose, and the aedeagus without apodemal processes, as in Acuthana , Domahovana , and Metacostana gen. nov. Among these genera, the coloration of the dorsum being brownish with forewings having yellow or depigmented (white) maculae along the costal margin easily separate Costanana from all the genera except for Metacostana . In this case, Costanana can be differentiated by the metatibia AD row being without intercalary setae between the macrosetae, the pygofer without apical processes, the aedeagus without apodemal processes, and the different shape of the female ovipositor. Species of Polana (Angusana) DeLong & Freytag, 1972 are similar in coloration to those of Costanana , but can be differentiated by the crown-face transition being rounded in profile, the aedeagus with apodemal processes, and the female second valvulae with the apical portion triangular in cross-section.
Species of Costanana View in CoL
C. alata View in CoL sp. nov. Brazil (Minas Gerais).
C. apicata DeLong & Wolda, 1983: 467 View in CoL . Panama.
C. bifida View in CoL sp. nov. Brazil (Paraná).
C. cifi View in CoL sp. nov. Brazil (Paraná).
C. circumaga DeLong & Wolda, 1983: 466 View in CoL . Panama.
C. dunda DeLong & Freytag, 1972a: 229 View in CoL . Mexico.
C. flavina DeLong & Freytag, 1972b: 496 View in CoL . Argentina; Brazil (Santa Catarina, Paraná [new record], Rio Grande do Sul [new record]); Colombia?; Panama?
C. helvacosta DeLong & Freytag, 1972b: 496 View in CoL . Colombia.
C. luzi View in CoL sp. nov. Brazil (Distrito Federal).
C. nana (Fowler, 1903) View in CoL : 315 ( Gypona View in CoL ). Mexico.
C. nupera ( Van Duzee, 1907) View in CoL : 61 comb. nov. ( Gypona View in CoL ). Jamaica.
C. obtusa View in CoL sp. nov. Brazil (Bahia, Paraná).
C. piraquarensis View in CoL sp. nov. Brazil (Paraná).
C. praecellens ( Stål, 1862) View in CoL : 47 ( Gypona View in CoL ). Brazil (Paraná [new record], Rio de Janeiro, Santa Catarina).
C. rubromarginata View in CoL sp. nov. Brazil (Mato Grosso).
C. santana DeLong & Wolda, 1983: 466 View in CoL . Brazil (Pará, Pernambuco [new record]).
C. xenomorpha View in CoL sp. nov. Peru.
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Iassinae |
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Gyponini |
Costanana DeLong & Freytag, 1972
Domahovski, Alexandre C. & Cavichioli, Rodney R. 2023 |
C. apicata
DeLong D. M. & Wolda H. 1983: 467 |
C. circumaga
DeLong D. M. & Wolda H. 1983: 466 |
C. santana
DeLong D. M. & Wolda H. 1983: 466 |
Costanana dunda
DeLong D. M. & Freytag P. H. 1972: 229 |
C. dunda
DeLong D. M. & Freytag P. H. 1972: 229 |
C. flavina
DeLong D. M. & Freytag P. H. 1972: 496 |
C. helvacosta
DeLong D. M. & Freytag P. H. 1972: 496 |