Paisana maculata, Dellapé, 2008
publication ID |
11755334 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03AB87AA-FFDD-FFBB-47C8-F558FE80F81E |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Paisana maculata |
status |
sp. nov. |
Paisana maculata View in CoL n. sp.
( Figs.4, 21–25)
Description. Holotype male ( Fig. 4): Total length: 6.67. Head dark brown, clypeus brown; with abundant short silver decumbent setae, and longer semierect sparse setae dorsally. Head length: 1.10. Head width: 0.99. Antenniferous tubercles slightly divergent. Eyes slightly oval, with sparce setae between ommatidia. Interocular space: 0.51. Ocelli located behind imaginary line through posterior margin of eyes, closer to eyes than to collar. Interocellar space: 0.26. Rostrum: articles I and II light brown, articles III and IV brown; with erect sparse setae. Rostral article IV reaching mesosternum. Rostral length: article I 0.64, article II 0.70, article III 0.51, article IV 0.43. Antenna light brown; with abundant setae, pedicellus and basiflagellomere with erect and semierect setae, distiflagellomere with semierect setae and abundant short decumbent setae. Antennal length: scapus 0.56, pedicellus 1.15, basiflagellomere 0.93, distiflagellomere 1.07.
Collar and anterior pronotal lobe brown, posterior pronotal lobe light brown, not homogeneously pigmented, humeral angles darker. Pronotum setose, with short decumbent setae, and long erect setae over anterior lobe. Length of collar, anterior pronotal lobe, and posterior pronotal lobe: 0.14; 0.56; 0.58, respectively. Width of collar, anterior pronotal lobe, and posterior pronotal lobe: 0.69; 1.04; 1.70, respectively. Scutellum brown; punctate; with short decumbent setae, and long erect setae as on anterior pronotal lobe. Hemelytra light brown, apex of corium darker; with short decumbent setae. Clavus with three rows of punctures and an incomplete row over distal half, between the inner and median rows. External corial margin slightly concave. Membrane brown, not homogeneously pigmented. Pleura dark brown, acetabular area, proepimeron and metepimeron lighter; punctate and setose, with abundant decumbent short silver setae. Protibiae with numerous minute tubercles on ventral surface. Coxae dark brown, tinged with red; femora, tibiae and tarsi light brown; femora mottled. Legs with semierect and erect setae, more abundant on distal tibiae and tarsi.
Abdomen brown. Abdominal length: 3.00. Pygophore ( Figs. 21–22): anterior margin of dorsal aperture rounded; inner projections with an anterior spine, more projected posteriorly. In lateral view: dorsal margin slightly declivent posteriorly. Parameres ( Figs. 23–24): blade gradually narrowing to apex, slightly curved; shank with setose inner projection, with setae on upper margin and basal portion of blade, and outer projection with two long setae. Aedeagus as in figure 25.
Distribution. Argentina, Brazil.
Remarks. Some specimens are darker, with dark brown anterior pronotal lobe and brown hemelytra, and with the anterior 2/3 of the corial margin and a subapical macula light brown. This is the only species in the genus that has mottled femora.
Etymology. The epithet alludes to the mottled appearance of the legs.
Studied material. Type material. Holotype: ♂, Argentina, Entre Ríos, Parque Nacional El Palmar , 16/ 18-XI-2001, M. C. Melo ( MLP).
Paratypes: Argentina: BUENOS AIRES: 1 ♂, 1 ♀, Tandil , III- 2003, P. M. Dellapé, light trap ( MLP) ; 1 ♀, same locality, 22/ 24-XI-2002, D. L. Carpintero ( MLP) ; 1 ♀, Mar del Plata, Laguna de los Padres , VIII- 2000, A. Cicchino, light trap ( CC) . ENTRE RÍOS: 1 ♂, Colón , X-2002, D.L. Carpintero ( MLP) . CORRI- ENTES: 1 ♀, Ituzaingo, Reserva Santa María , light trap, 27- IV- 2003, Melo ( MLP) . TUCUMAN: 1 ♀, Horcomolle , Mayo 1977, D. Carpintero ( CC) . Brazil: SÃO PAULO: 1 ♂, Campinas , Heraeus n. sp. det. H. G. Barber ( CAC) .
MLP |
Museo de La Plata |
CC |
CSIRO Canberra Rhizobium Collection |
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