Pterovianaida duckensis

Guidoti, Marcus, Montemayor, Sara Itzel, Campos, Luiz Alexandre & Guilbert, Eric, 2020, Phylogenetic analysis and revision of the strangest lace bug subfamily Vianaidinae (Heteroptera: Tingidae), Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 188 (4), pp. 1172-1212 : 1201-1202

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Pterovianaida duckensis
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Pterovianaida duckensis

Guidoti & Montemayor, 2016 ( Fig. 31 View Figure 31 )

Diagnosis: Pterovianaida duckensis can be easily distinguished from P. melchiori by the wider paranota and the longer subcostal area reaching the apex of the membrane.

Redescription: Body: Head, pronotum dark brown, scutellum even darker; hemelytra, antennae, rostrum, legs and abdomen yellowish ( Fig. 31A View Figure 31 ). Head: Eyes fully developed, at least half of length of the head; antenniferous process small, less than one-sixth of pedicel length; pedicel, basi- and distiflagellomere subequal and more than two times the size of scape; bucculae roundish, widest anteriorly, bearing hairs on its border and few punctations displayed in a row, these big, almost the size of an ommatidia, posterior border concave ( Fig. 31F View Figure 31 ); rostrum reaching middle of abdomen ( Fig. 31B, C View Figure 31 ). Thorax: Projected towards head, covering part of the posterior region of the eyes; posterior lobe considerably raised; paranota always explanate, narrowing posteriorly; scutellum less than one-fourth the maximum width of pronotum ( Fig. 31E View Figure 31 ); sternal laminae narrow, punctate. Hemelytra: Clavus almost as wide as discoidal area, this, subequal to subcostal area; subcostal area extending to the apex of membrane, at least four times wider than costal area; costal area equally wide on its whole extent; all coriaceous regions equally and coarsely punctate; membrane with one inner row of punctures. Scent gland: Anterior brand gradually projected laterally, tip considerably projected, visible dorsally ( Fig. 31A, D View Figure 31 ), and tilted horizontally and enlarged, strongly inclined forward; posterior branch curved and enlarged on its tip; sulcus fading on anterior branch and deeply marked on posterior branch; evaporatorium barely projected on mesopleuron, occupying a straight, rectangular area ( Figs 16L View Figure 16 – 31C View Figure 31 ).

Measurements: BL, 2.77; BW, 1.30; HL, 0.35; HW, 0.51; ID, 0.21; PL, 0.80; PW, 0.98; AS, 0.14; AP, 0.34; AB, 0.34 and AD, 0.34 [updated from Guidoti & Montemayor (2016)].

Distribution: Known only from the Ducke reserve near Manaos, Brazil.

Material examined: Holotype xM: BRAZIL: Amazonas : AM 010 , Km 26, Reserva Ducke, 06.XII.1977, Jorge Arias col. [C.D. C. Light Trap 1-1] [ Piesmatidae (sic)] [ INPA (51) – Guidoti, 2012 – Loan] ( INPA).

Pterovianaida melchiori Montemayor &

INPA

Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazonia

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