Wood, 1874 : 732 Moulton, 1923 : 104 Boulard, 2005e : 96 Boulard, 2001b : 79 Boulard, 2005e : 95 Boulard, 2005 Biodiversity, biogeography, and bibliography of the cicadas of Thailand (Hemiptera: Cicadoidea: Cicadidae) Sanborn, Allen F. Phillips, Polly K. Sites, Robert W. Zootaxa 2007 1413 1 46 3YWVX (Boulard, 2001b) Boulard 2001 [151,709,490,516] Insecta Cicadidae Megapomponia Animalia Hemiptera 30 31 Arthropoda species pendleburyi     Pomponia adusta,  Wood, 1874: 732, Pl. XVIII, Fig. 1, Siam.    Pomponia adusta,  Moulton, 1923: 104–108, 167, Siam; penisular Siam.    Pomponia adusta,  Boulard, 2005e: 96–97, Siam; Siamese Malaysia    Pomponia pendleburyi,  Boulard, 2001b: 79, 86–93, 95–101, vicinity of Ranong, isthmus of Kra.    Megapomponia pendleburyi,  Boulard, 2005e: 95, 99, 102, 105, 107, Ranong, south Thailand; isthmus of Kra; forest of Tungka, isthmus of Kra, Province of Ranong, south Thailand.    Megapomponia pendleburyi,  Boulard, 2005l: 341, 347, Ranong Province, south Thailand; Kra Isthmus, south Thailand.   Taxonomy: Boulard (2005e)transferred this species to  Megapomponiawhen the genus was described.  Notes: The specimens of  P. adusta( Walker, 1850)from the Malay Peninsula and possibly Java and Sumatra (Metcalf, 1963b) probably represent records of  M. pendleburyi( Boulard, 2005e).   Material Examined: PSUC– South Thailand.   Distribution: The specimens of  P. adusta( Walker, 1850)from the Malay Peninsula and possibly Java and Sumatra (Metcalf, 1963b) probably represent records of  M. pendleburyi( Boulard, 2005e).