A new genus, two new species and a new record of subfamily Cecidophyinae (Acari, Eriophyidae) from China Wang, Guo-Quan Wei, Sui-Gai Yang, Ding ZooKeys 2012 180 9 18 urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act:91681721-9DF7-483B-941C-C882DBF8A4FF Wang, Wei & Yang, 2012 Wang, Wei & Yang 2012 Kyllocarus Kyllocarus 2 11 genus  Type species:  Kyllocarus reticulatusWang, Wei & Yang, 2012, sp. n. The new genus with flattened fusiform body, palp genual seta strongly angular prodorsal shield lacking scapular setae (sc) and tubercles, strong wide frontal lobe over gnathosoma, legs normal, except leg II lacking genual seta l''. Sternal apodeme present; opisthosoma differentiated into broader smooth dorsal annuli and narrower microtuberculate ventral annuli; empodium simple; genitalia very close to coxae, bearing two ranks of numerous ridges.  Diagnosis. This cecidophyine mite is very near to Kolacarusin that the genual seta l''is absent on Leg II; however, it differs from other cecidophine mites in that palp genual seta d is bent or crooked, possibly minutely bifurcate. It differs from Kolacarusin that the mite has a wide, strong frontal lobe projecting from the prodorsal shield over the gnathosoma; Kolacarushas a normal palp genual seta d, and no frontal lobe on the anterior prodorsal shield.  Etymology. Kyllo- from Gr. Kyllos, crooked + -carus from Acarus; the name is masculine.