Poisson, 1953 : 69 Review of West-Palaearctic Hebridae with description of a new species and redescription of Hebrus fulvinervis (Hemiptera: Heteroptera) Kment, Petr Jindra, Zdeněk Berchi, Gavril Marius Zootaxa 2016 4147 3 201 239 5HLRD Poisson, 1953 Poisson 1953 [151,611,860,886] Insecta Hebridae Hebrus Animalia Hemiptera 9 210 Arthropoda subSpecies jeanneli djaneti      Hebrus jeanneli(f.) djaneti  Poisson, 1953: 69. Syntypes: 1 ♂ 5 ♀, Algeria: Djanet( USNM).     Materialexamined. ALGERIA: Hoggar Mts., near Tamanrasset, 7.–8.  v.1975, 2♀, R. Linnavuorilgt. & det. ( NMPC).   MOROCCO: Haut AtlasMts., Qued Reraïa, 33 kmsouth of Marakech, 31.  vii.1959, 1♀, Eckerleinlgt., L. Hoberlandt1965 det. as  H. dupuisi, P. Kmentrevid. ( NMPC); Tamegrouteenv.,  540 ma.s.l., 14. iv.2012, 1Ƌ, P. Krásenský lgt. (ZJPC).   Distribution( Fig. 66).  NorthAfrica: Algeria(south-east): Tassili Mts. ( Poisson 1953), Hoggar Mts. (this paper);  Morocco(new record). New species for Morocco.   Comments.In the original description, the taxon was treated twice as a form (  Hebrus jeannelif. djaneti—pp. 69, 70) and three times as a trinomen which is fitting subspecific status (  Hebrus jeanneli djaneti—pp. 71, 81). According to the Article 45.6.4 ( ICZN 1999), the name djanetimust be regarded as available in subspecific rank. This subspecies has not been recorded since its description. According to the original description, the species is very similar to  H. montanus, but the hind tibia of the male, as depicted by Poisson (1953: Fig. 3D)and also in the only examined male, bears no long hairs. The three examined females ( Figs. 23–24) fits the original description well. The male from Morocco: Asni ( Fig. 25), identified as  H. montanusby Kment & Kanyukova (2010), has similar colouration but it bears a row of erect setae in the middle of the upper surface of the hind tibia.  Nodepository of the typeswas mentioned in the original description ( Poisson 1953) nor in the Palaearctic catalogue by Andersen (1995). The collection at the USNM in Washingtonincludes four card-mounted and two slide-mounted specimens: ‘I found two slides of  H. jeanneli djaneti, one with the genitalia only and labelled “  Hebrus jeanneli djanetinov., [?]Tassili, F. Bernard.”, the second one has the genitalia, hemelytra, and legs and is labelled “  Hebrus jeanneli djanetinov., [?],Tassili, F. Bernard.” There are four carded  H. jeanneli djaneti, two on separate cards (a male and female) and pins and two on separate cards (apparently both females) but one pin, all are from Djanet. The separate male and female have a label saying “scutellum different”.’ (T. J. Henry, pers. comm). 1290989215 [151,1089,966,988] USNM Algeria Djanet 9 210 6 5 1 syntype 1290989237 1975-05-02 NMPC R. Linnavuori Algeria Hoggar Mts. Material 9 210 1 Tamanrasset 1290989258 1959-07-01 NMPC Eckerlein & L. Hoberlandt & Tamegroute Morocco Haut 540 Marakech Qued Reraia 9 210 1