Anaphothrips beijingensis A. beijingensis A. dentatus A. obscurus A. populi A. floralis A. beijingensis A. sudanensis A . sudanensis A. sudanensis A. beijingensis A. sudanensis The genus Anaphothrips (Thysanoptera, Thripidae) in China, with three new species Cui, Yanze Wang, Jun Zootaxa 2019 2019-11-19 4700 2 246 258 DFK9 Mirab-balou Chen & Tong 2012 [151,468,1888,1915] Insecta Thripidae Anaphothrips Animalia Thysanoptera 2 248 Arthropoda species beijingensis  ( Figs 2, 3, 14, 20, 26, 31, 37, 43, 48, 52)    Anaphothrips beijingensisMirab-balou, Chen & Tong, 2012: 719. This species was described from three macropterous females taken from wheat in Beijing (Mirab-balou et al. 2012). Recently, micropterous females and males were collected for the first time. The males of  A. beijingensiscan be distinguished easily from  A. dentatus,  A. obscurusand  A. populi, by antennae 8-segmented ( Fig. 26) and sternites III–VIII with large C-shaped pore plates ( Fig. 48). The species can also be distinguished from  A. floralisby the reticulate metanotum with campaniform sensilla ( Fig. 20). Males of  A. beijingensisand  A. sudanensisare similar, but are distinguished by the uniformly yellow body and tergite VIII with dentate microtrichia ( Fig. 52) rather than long slender microtrichia. However, yellow males of  A. sudanensishave been discovered from India, Abu Dhabi and northern Africa, and micropterous males of  A. sudanensissometimes have the comb on tergite VIII with broadly based teeth ( Mound & Masumoto 2009). The female of  A. beijingensisshares many characters with that of  A. sudanensisbut they are distinguished by their body color.  Micropterous male.Similar to macropterous female but much smaller. Head about 0.9 times as long as basal width, projecting slightly in front of eyes; ocelli absent; eyes about half of head length ( Fig. 3). Fore wing about 0.4 times as long as width of pterothorax, veins and clavus each with one seta. Tergite IX with two pairs of stout median thorn-like setae near posterior margin, setae I 1.7 times as long as II ( Fig 52). Sternites III–VIII with C-shaped pore plates ( Fig 48).   Measurements(one male in microns). Body length 972. Fore wing length 61–71. Head length 96, basal width 109; antennae length 202, segments I–VIII length (width): 21(24), 26(23), 32(17), 30(17), 29(17), 40(17), 8(8), 13(3); eyes length 47, width 31; ocellar setae I–III: 6, 10, 12; postocular setae I–III: 11, 14, 10. Pronotum median length 112; width 149. Tergite IX thorn-like setae I 18, II 10, sternites III–VIII pore plates width (W) 66, 73, 76, 74, 73, 62.  Micropterous female. Similar to male but larger and darker.  Measurements(in microns). Body length 1274. Fore wing length 92. Head length 114, basal width 124; antennae length 227; antennal segments I–VIII length (width): 20(28), 30(25), 41(19), 36(17), 35(20), 45(18), 8(8), 17(6).  Specimens examined.   China, Jilin Province, Changchun city, Heping campus of  Jilin University( 43.91°N, 125.26°E),  15.ix.2017, 2 malemic., 4 femalemic., 2 femalemac. from grasses (Yanze Cui);  Chongqingcity, Wushan county, Liziping,  28.vii.2018, 1 femalemac. from grasses (Yanze Cui).   Distribution. China( Jilin, Beijing, Chongqing). 2454903030 [466,1131,1016,1043] China Jilin Province 3 249 1 Jilin 2454903034 2017-09-15 China 43.91 University 684 125.26 3 249 8 6 2 Jilin 2454903043 2018-07-28 China Liziping Wushan county 3 249 1 1 Chongqing