The cicadas (Hemiptera: Cicadidae) of Bolivia including the descriptions of fifteen new species, the resurrection of one genus and two species, seven new combinations, six new synonymies, and twenty-eight new records Author Sanborn, Allen F. text Zootaxa 2019 2019-08-12 4655 1 1 104 journal article 26048 10.11646/zootaxa.4655.1.1 dd972471-fb89-4202-b474-8e88a7f8f1c4 1175-5326 3365845 3B65A3A8-2D1E-4031-8BD4-5A1A327C4ADE Herrera turbida ( Jacobi, 1907 ) n. comb. , new record Carineta turbida Jacobi 1907: 17 . (Callanga, Peru ) REMARKS. While identify specimens of this species, I observed that the head width is greater than the mesothorax width in this species. A head as wide as or wider than the mesonotum is characteristic of species of the genus Herrera while the head is not as wide as the mesonotum in species of Carineta (see comments on the genera above). The lateral pronotum is not strongly angled mediad in this species as in species of Carineta . Therefore, based on the head being wider than the mesonotum and the shape of the prothorax, the species is reassigned to Herrera to become Herrera turbida ( Jacobi, 1907 ) n. comb. This species can be distinguished from the other Bolivian species of Herrera by the reduced mesothoracic markings and copious piceous pile radiating from the dorsal surface of all body regions in this species. DISTRIBUTION. The species has been reported previously only from Peru ( Metcalf 1963c ). MATERIAL EXAMINED FOR NEW RECORD . The FSCA has specimens from Dept. Santa Cruz , 1 km . S. Montera , Muyurina, 22–IX–1959 . “ BOLIVIA , Cocha. / Villa Tunari, Hotel / El Puente, ~ 400m . / II–15–2007 ” 28 males ( AFSC , from Lois O’Brien ); “ BOLIVIA , Cocha. / Villa Tunari, Hotel / El Puente, ~ 400m . / II–14–15–2007 // C.W. & L.B. O’Brien / UV &Hg vapor light” one female ( AFSC , from Lois O’Brien ); “ BOLIVIA : Dept. of / Santa Cruz , 1 m . S. / Montero, Muyurina // R.M. Cumming / 22–IX–59 / blacklight trap ” one male ( AFSC ); BOLIVIA : Santa Cruz Dept . / PN & ANIMI Amboró , Guarda / Parque Matatacú , Q. Verde Uno / 17º 33.136’ S , 63º 52.092’ W / el. 374 m , 19–23.xi.2004 , Malaise / Robertson , Garcia , & Vidaurre ” one male ( AFSC ) .