Wallabicoris, New Genus (Hemiptera: Miridae: Phylinae: Phylini) From Australia, With The Description Of 37 New Species And An Analysis Of Host Associations Schuh, R. T. P. Pedraza Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2010 2010-06-03 2010 338 1 118 7G6LZ Schuh & P. Pedraza, 2010 Schuh & P. Pedraza 2010 [770,1007,1512,1535] Insecta Miridae Wallabicoris Animalia Hemiptera 34 35 Arthropoda species gingera sp. nov.  DIAGNOSIS: Recognized uniquely by its very elongate slender body form, total length 6.67, ratio total length/width pronotum 3.96. Coloration of dorsum dirty yellow without the suggestion of longitudinal or transverse markings (pl. 2); secondary endosomal strap with a  Fig. 11.  Wallabicoris gingera, male genitalia (AMNH_PBI 00168799). weak submedial twist; left paramere tapering toward apex (fig. 11). Most similar in total length to  W. schwartzi, but that species only with pale setae on dorsum, as opposed to the heavy black setae seen in  W. gingera.  DESCRIPTION: Male: Body greatly elongate, parallel sided, total length 6.67, ratio l/w 5 3.96. COLORATION (pl. 2): Pronotum unicolorous dirty yellow, weakly greenish on posterior lobe; hemelytron unicolorous dirty yellow; membrane with elongate, contrasting, fumose marking at extreme base, remainder weakly fumose over entire area, veins white; venter heavily infuscate, at least on mesopleuron and abdomen; antennal segment 1 dirty yellow, with strong infuscation at base and apex, with one or two black medial setae; antennal segment 2 dirty yellow proximally, weakly to heavily infuscate distally; labium generally infuscate, heavily so apically; hind femora with many brown or black spots; hind tibial spines dark with very small dark bases. SURFACE AND VESTITURE: Dorsum with black setae intermixed with pale setae on hemleytron, without sericeous or woolly setae. STRUCTURE: Head:Elongate, projecting anteriorly, ratio wh/lh 5 2.62; antennal fossa with ventral margin 1 diameter above ventral margin of eye; interocular space moderately large, ratio iod/wh 5 0.40; eyes occupying entire height of head in lateral view (hg0–1/he20); labium just reaching onto abdomen. GENITALIA (fig. 11): Endosoma:Base moderately long, with an open U-shaped bend; distal half of shaft smoothly curving; primary endosomal strap elongate apically, ratio lae/lsg 2.40; apex of primary endosomal strap weakly arcuate; secondary endosomal strap very slender, of uniform width from endosomal bend to gonopore, reaching to level of secondary gonopore, with a short submedial undulation; secondary gonopore seen frontally in lateral view of endosoma. Phallotheca:More or less right angulate, dorsal surface without a hump; dorsal surface with a conspicuous keel. Left Paramere:Body elongate, somewhat exceeding pygophore margin; in dorsal perspective open over nearly entire length; body tapered toward apex in lateral perspective; anterior process arising at posterior margin of shaft; anterior process angled posterodorsally; posterior process appearing tubular, fingerlike; posterior process with strongly projecting shoulder at base; base of posterior process at about level of paramere body or very weakly elevated. Right Paramere:Body short and broad, ratio lrp/wrp 2.55; body tapered from base to apex; posterior margin with a distinct protuberance subapically; body elevated at juncture with base; apex with short fingerlike process.  ETYMOLOGY: Named for the typelocality, Mt. Gingera.  HOSTS: Unknown.  DISTRIBUTION (map 4): Known only from the typelocality, in the Australian Capital Territoryon the west slope of the Great Dividing Range.    HOLOTYPE:  AUSTRALIA: Australian Capital Territory: Mount Gingera, 35.581 °S 148.784 °E,  19 Dec 1950, I.F.B. Common, 13 (AMNH_PBI 00168799) ( ANIC).  PARATYPES:  AUSTRALIA: Australian Capital Territory:Mount Gingera, 35.581 °S 148.784 °E, 19 Dec 1950, I.F.B. Common, 1♀(00168803) ( AMNH), 3♀(00168800– 00168802) ( ANIC). 1950-12-19 ANIC I. F. B. Common Australia -35.581 Mount Gingera 71 148.784 35 36 1 Australian Capital Territory holotype