Shamala New leafhopper species and new records of Typhlocybini (Hemiptera, Cicadellidae, Typhlocybinae) from China Zhou, Xian Zhang, Yalin Huang, Min ZooKeys 2022 2022-01-20 1082 135 151 8HR2S F4AB70E5-9FC0-5B24-A4FD-BFE97FC0BC05 Dworakowska Dworakowska 2022 Insecta Cicadellidae Shamala CoL Animalia Shamala Hemiptera 0 135 Arthropoda genus rec. nov.   ShamalaDworakowska, 1980: 169, figs 174-187.  Type species.   Shamala mikraDworakowska, 1980.  Remarks. The genus  Shamalawas erected by Dworakowska (1980); thereafter she described four additional species from India and Nepal (1981), Sikkim (1994), and India (1982). In this paper, a new species,  S. annulatasp. nov., from Yunnan, China, is described and illustrated which increases the number of valid species in this genus to six.   Figures 55-62.Male genitalia and sternal abdominal apodemes of  Paracyba biprocessasp. nov. 55sternal abdominal apodemes 56genitalia capsule, lateral view 57paramere, connective and subgenital plate, dorsal view 58subgenital plate 59paramere 60aedeagus, lateral view 61aedeagus, posterior view 62apical part of aedeagus, dorsal view.  Diagnosis. Body slim and cream with occasional light brown patches. Head slightly wider than pronotum with length along midline slightly shorter than distance between eyes. Forewing parallel-sided, rounded terminally; RP and MP'petiolate at base. Hind wing gradually narrowing from base to apex and rounded terminally with two cross veins. Male sternal abdominal apodemes extending to 4th or 5th sternite.  Male genitalia.Genital capsule short; pygofer side with a weekly sclerotized area near middle of hind margin; several rigid setae at caudo-ventral angle and macrosetae on middle part. Subgenital plate gradually narrowing towards apex with a macroseta at base and row of short peg-like setae from middle to apex of outer margin; two rigid setae apically and few fine setae on inner margin subapically. Connective laminate, with stem well developed. Paramere with caudad part long, with several setae on outer margin. Aedeagal shaft with distal asymmetrical processes; with long membranous terminal part.  Distribution. Oriental Region.