First record of the genus Baptista Distant, 1903 (Heteroptera: Veliidae) from China, with descriptions of two new species Ye, Zhen Polhemus, Dan A. Bu, Wenjun Zootaxa 2014 2014-06-04 3811 3 301 315 Distant, 1903 [240,433,151,178] Insecta Veliidae Baptista Animalia Hemiptera 13 314 Arthropoda species undetermined    1. Fore femur highly modified, strongly bent on apical third, ventral surface with large pilose tumescence before apex ( Fig 14); abdominal ventrite VI produced posterolaterally on each side into a pilose, fingerlike, posteriorly-directed projection ( Fig 10); paramere falciform, apex pointed (Figs 27, 28)..................................................... ..  B. digitata  - Fore femur not modified as above ( Figs. 15–17); abdominal ventrite VI normal, lacking fingerlike projection pleurally; paramere not falciform, shape variable, apical portion often dilated to varying degrees............................... 2   2. Head yellow dorsally ( Fig 6); fore tibia with conspicuous row of short, stout, black protuberances ventrally (Fig 19); abdominal ventrite VII with posterior margin bearing a deep, angular incision medially, this incision separating a pair (1+1) of posteriorly-directed, apically concave projections which contact a similar pair of anteriorly-directed projections arising from abdominal ventrite VIII ( Fig 12)...........................................................  B. curvicornis  sp. n.  - Head blackish dorsally; fore tibia with conspicuous row of short, black spines ventrally (Figs 18, 20); abdominal ventrite VII with posterior margin medially incised, but lacking a pair of projections as above ( Figs 11, 13)......................... 3   3. Legs relatively slender; fore tibia straight ( Fig 15); abdominal ventrite VII with posterior margin bearing a V–shaped incision posteromedially ( Fig 11); segment VIII and proctiger as illustrated ( Figs 22, 29); paramere distally widened, apex curved, acute (Figs 30, 31)...............................................................................  B. hoedli  - Legs relatively stout; fore tibia slightly curved ( Fig 17); abdominal ventrite VII with posterior margin bearing a U–shaped incision posteromedially ( Fig 13); segment VIII and proctiger as illustrated ( Figs 23, 35); paramere slightly curved on central portion, apex rounded, blunt (Figs 36, 37).........................................................  B. obtusa  sp. n.